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I think you forget the word "quantum" fyi, your buzzword laden projects will be rejected by HN and beyond

• ayjays132 9mo ago
  Why? It's truthful benchmarking I did, and wanted to share.
  • verdverm 9mo ago
    you forked gemini-cli, erased the git history, and are now trying to present it as your own if you are going to use other people's open source, this is not the way, shame on you
    • ayjays132 9mo ago
      It's legal though? I read the liscense agrements and i did a fll overhaul. I didnt just slap a theme I actually remade alot of how it wokrs. Also this si how most projects are made is form open source and modifying adding onto it. Also, because I did this I made something on par with openclaw if not better? And the benchmark for it was worth what I did.
      • verdverm 9mo ago
        1. give credit where it's due, that is the ethos of open source which you are breaking 2. might be illegal, you should ask a lawyer
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        • ayjays132 9mo ago
          Attribution has been in the README since day one, the Google Gemini CLI team is credited by name with a direct link. The git history was a fair point and I fixed it by forking properly. The benchmark results, Continuity Architecture, SkillForge, Signal integration and Identity Scaffold are all genuine additions I built on top of that foundation which is exactly how open source is meant to work.