Arcuru

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by Arcuru 2y ago
They're faster? They must have been working on performance then, maybe I should take another look at how that project has been maturing. When I last looked 'dd' was significantly slower, though I did make it a bit closer a wh
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by Arcuru 2y ago
Element X doesn't even support Threads or Spaces still, the two things that are absolutely required to organize discussions.
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by Arcuru 2y ago
I don't think there's a setting for "only allow people from X server", but you can make the room private and only invite people from that particular server.
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by Arcuru 2y ago
I use Chaz to just talk to any LLM from Matrix, my normal chat client. https://github.com/arcuru/chaz
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by Arcuru 2y ago
I access them by running the models in Ollama (on my own hardware), and then using my app Chaz[1] to access it through my normal Matrix client. [1] - https://github.com/arcuru/chaz
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by Arcuru 2y ago
There’s also Comic Code, which is a new font drawn in the same style. https://tosche.net/fonts/comic-code
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by Arcuru 2y ago
Wow, and their current "pre-sales" price is $280. No wonder they don't have any dates on that page, or link to the Github repo that hasn't been updated in over a year. https://github.com/accelerant-dev&#x
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by Arcuru 2y ago
No I can't. Because I use fish shell. `cat` can also be a single character if you alias it :)
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by Arcuru 2y ago
Using `cat file.txt | ...` has always felt more natural to me, so I still use it. If I need to build a long command I've been using the excellent `up` tool to do it, e.g. `cat file.txt | up` https://github.com/akavel&#x
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by Arcuru 2y ago
I generally agree with that..for a for profit project. Gosub, despite have 2.6k Github stars, has a grand total of 0 sponsors. They literally take in no money. This is someone's unpaid side project. I expect a designer would be welcome
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by Arcuru 2y ago
Sure now that it's in the news and can give them good PR, but a week ago they weren't the ones paying for it.
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by Arcuru 2y ago
Previous: 2021 - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26580614 2022 - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32478907
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by Arcuru 2y ago
It's for the casual stalker. Take a picture of a woman's dog to find out the breed, then you can pretend you know it when you go chat her up.
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by Arcuru 2y ago
That's too bad. I used to contribute to Exercism a lot (I'm still technically a maintainer but haven't meaningfully helped in a while), I think it was the first OSS project I contributed a large amount of effort to. I was mor
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by Arcuru 2y ago
The climbers had complained about an issue with the belay ropes on the right side that they also fixed. > A few of the climbers had said that the automatic belay ropes on the right hand lane did not feel right, so the cherry picker was r
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by Arcuru 2y ago
I think that if you use OSS projects as much as the typical HN user, you should be giving money to at least some of them. If your OSS contribution budget is $0, you're part of the problem. The same of course applies to companies but 10
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by Arcuru 2y ago
I'm generally a supporter of paying for software with a subscription if I expect to get updates...but does a mouse need updates?
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by Arcuru 2y ago
The "first ever partner-developed Mainboard" is a huge win for Framework! Congrats!
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by Arcuru 2y ago
Is there a RISC-V CPU that is even remotely close to modern high-end laptop performance? Do you know of one on anybody's roadmap even?
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Cloning Windows Recall in 30 Lines of Bash(jackson.dev)
14 points by Arcuru 2y ago|4 comments
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by Arcuru 2y ago
It looks like it was confirmed that they've all been accounted for: https://social.emfcamp.org/@info/statuses/01HZD9RNT3VFHCF5QJ...
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by Arcuru 2y ago
Why do these things always have a stock ticker front and center? Who wants to look at stock tickers all the time?
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by Arcuru 2y ago
I must be misunderstanding. Every test run was spending 3 _hours_ just discovering which tests to run 9 times?
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by Arcuru 2y ago
htop is great, but I've migrated to bottom which has a very similar interface with "btm --basic". [1] https://github.com/ClementTsang/bottom
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by Arcuru 2y ago
You can implement a decent "forking" feature pretty easily in Matrix at least, by using Threads. My bot does not support that at the moment though. Interrupting output (or streaming responses in general) won't work in a non-c
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by Arcuru 2y ago
Chaz is less mature, probably buggier, more difficult to setup, configured with yaml instead of Environment Variables (why would they do that?), and written in Rust. It also uses AIChat on the backend which isn't necessarily restricted
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by Arcuru 2y ago
You can access it via your normal Matrix client, like the Element app for iOS or Android.
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by Arcuru 2y ago
All the chats are just Matrix rooms, so...yes. Just open a different Matrix room for a different chat.
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by Arcuru 2y ago
At the risk of being spammy, I wrote a simple Matrix bot that replicates the entirety of their currently announced featureset, but also supports any other model too, that you can access from a normal Matrix client. Stop re-building chat cli
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by Arcuru 2y ago
...isn't that a common pattern? I'm pretty sure most install scripts I download and run already do that, though I don't run those very often.

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