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by Flux159 9mo ago
What Srouji giveth, Federighi taketh away. Apple's version of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andy_and_Bill%27s_law
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by Flux159 9mo ago
This looks useful for people not using Claude Code, but I do think that the desktop example in the video could be a bit misleading (particularly for non-developers) - Claude is definitely not taking screenshots of that desktop & organiz
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by Flux159 9mo ago
"What Andy giveth, Bill taketh away" - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andy_and_Bill%27s_law On a more serious note, I really only use Windows for games & I'm still always frustrated with how many upda
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Silent Sirens, flashing for us all(importai.substack.com)
2 points by Flux159 10mo ago|1 comments
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by Flux159 10mo ago
AI 2026 prediction from Anthropic cofounder
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DRAM Price fixing scandal (2002)(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by Flux159 10mo ago|1 comments
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by Flux159 11mo ago
Nice, this is similar to what I was wondering about - it looks like it's pretty limited in capability right now (looks like it only supports canvas2d at the moment: https://nxjs.n8.io/runtime/rendering/canvas
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by Flux159 11mo ago
Yeah, I saw the video about that earlier which is what led me to wonder if there was a native JS way now. They used Kha in order to port only the console versions, the desktop versions remained JS from my understanding: https://g
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by Flux159 11mo ago
The interesting part here is about AthenaEnv. It looks like it uses QuickJS for the Javascript interpreter and wraps around the native system libraries that the PS2 provides. I'm wondering if there's a modern similar project that
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by Flux159 11mo ago
Was able to sign up for the Max plan & start using it via opencode. It does a way better job than Qwen3 Coder in my opinion. Still extremely fast, but in less than 1 hour I was able to use 7M input tokens, so with a single agent running
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by Flux159 1y ago
Is this built with JS / something like Fabric JS? There are some things that feel very similar to a web app that I worked on before. Wondering if there's plans to have a plugin API at some point if it is.
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by Flux159 1y ago
I have a plus subscription & was able to get it to work on X. It shows you what it's doing on the tab as it's moving around.
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by Flux159 1y ago
One interesting thing here is that the chat side panel is agentic - it can read tab contents, open links in the existing tab or create new tabs, and do most of the standard "summarize", etc. things too. This might be the first tim
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by Flux159 1y ago
I was able to add ublock origin lite as an extension & it seems to work the same as Chrome.
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by Flux159 1y ago
I wonder how this works with mcpb (renamed from dxt Desktop extensions): https://github.com/anthropics/mcpb Specifically, it looks like skills are a different structure than mcp, but overlap in what they provide? Skill
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by Flux159 1y ago
Nothing in particular - when I wrote / used the jupyter 'runbooks', they were most helpful when a SEV (site event / severe error) was happening or if a new person on the team needed to handle oncall the first time.
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by Flux159 1y ago
This looks great! At a previous job we had a fork of Jupyter notebooks that were used this way by some teams. I see that remote execution is on the roadmap, but was also wondering if you'll have some form of parallel remote execution a
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by Flux159 1y ago
This is helpful when I don't want to use AI. Any chance you could add "extract clips" in addition to extract frames? Specifically I had to split a video into x-second clips recently & had to use AI to get the right comman
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by Flux159 1y ago
Thanks! Reading some of your other comments, it seems like runit or nitro may not have been a good choice for my usecase? (I'm using dependencies between services so there is a specific order enforced & also logging for 3 different
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by Flux159 1y ago
How does this compare to s6? I recently used it to setup an init system in docker containers & was wondering if nitro would be a good alternative (there's a lot of files I had to setup via s6-overlay that wasn't as intuitive a
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by Flux159 1y ago
Yeah just saw the 502 - probably hug of death.
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by Flux159 1y ago
Getting a CORS error from the API - is the demo at https://search.wilsonl.in/ working for anyone else?
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by Flux159 1y ago
https://archive.ph/I2Yl9
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by Flux159 1y ago
The lack of caching causes the price to increase for each message or tool call in a chat because you need to send the entire history back after every tool call. Because there isn’t any discount for cached tokens you’re looking at very expen
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by Flux159 1y ago
Tried this out with Cline using my own API key (Cerebras is also available as a provider for Qwen3 Coder via via openrouter here: https://openrouter.ai/qwen/qwen3-coder ) and realized that without caching, this becomes
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by Flux159 1y ago
So this seems to be a build definition and some form of attestation system? Does this require builds are done via CI systems instead of on adhoc developer machines? I find that for many npm packages, I don't know how builds were actual
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by Flux159 1y ago
From the article it mentions that they use a single chat thread but randomly choose between 2 different models (w/ best results from Gemini 2.5 / Sonnet 4.0 right now). Are there any library helpers for managing this with tool cal
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by Flux159 1y ago
A bloomberg archive.ph article about the same topic - https://archive.ph/9qB0t
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by Flux159 1y ago
I'm not sure I would say this is solved - having used CNPG with GKE, I ended up moving off of hosting Postgres inside of Kubernetes & moving to Cloud SQL and Spanner for storing state in my apps. Few issues I found was that having
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by Flux159 1y ago
Thanks! Took a very quick look. It seems like the extension exposes tools for all domains that support mcp-b looking at DomainToolManager - does this mean if I have two tabs for a single domain you'll have duplicate tools per tab? Have

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