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by RestartKernel 10mo ago
> [...] that's legitimately significant for anyone deploying agents with tool access. I disagree, even if only because your model shouldn't have more access than any other front-end.
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by RestartKernel 10mo ago
>> My cat > The incentives here aren't aligned for long-term viability. Who pays for food, vet bills, and inevitable property damage? It's all owner-funded with zero revenue generation. https://news.ysimulator.
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by RestartKernel 11mo ago
> Heck, even replacing spotlight is a pain. Is it? I've found Raycast to be one of the greatest boosts to my productivity of any app on any platform. Then again, I was doing fine with Rofi + i3 before.
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by RestartKernel 11mo ago
I was incredibly excited when they announced the chip alongside all kinds of promises regarding Linux support, so I pre-ordered a laptop with the intention of installing Linux later on. When reports came out that single core performance cou
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by RestartKernel 11mo ago
On that note, is there any good window management paradigm on MacOS? Tiling just doesn't seem to work well tacked on compared to full-fledged i3, and MacOS' seperation of applications from their windows makes multi-tasking a giant
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by RestartKernel 11mo ago
> I don't know if the Chinese government intended to use it as some sort of covert weapon, but if they did then they're geniuses. It literally makes you stupid. I don't think you need any government conspiracy for this. Ti
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by RestartKernel 11mo ago
RunPod has its issues, but the way it handles payment is basically my ideal. Nothing brings peace of mind like knowing you won't be billed for more than you've already paid into your wallet. As long as you aren't obliged to
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by RestartKernel 11mo ago
I remember it being pretty nice to explicitly choose encoding too.
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by RestartKernel 11mo ago
Here's the obligatory comment complimenting you on the project given your age too. It's certainly more advanced than anything I tried at that age.
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by RestartKernel 11mo ago
The readme and stats remind me of VanillaJS, which should be a sign that you're not making a fair comparison here. Anyhow, I think this can be a very educational experience if you keep adding features and benchmarking — it'll get
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by RestartKernel 11mo ago
I feel like there's a pretty big difference between recommending Zsh and a shell without compatible syntax. The latter assumes you'll spend so much time running ad hoc complex commands in your shell, without opting for a proper sc
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by RestartKernel 11mo ago
Prompting Inferred Intelligence: from ChatGPT to Claude
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by RestartKernel 11mo ago
> I once had a loaner thinkpad for two days whilst my MacBook was bricked by Jamf - best believe they got that thing back covered. I just have to believe that you know better than I do what was appropriate at your workplace.
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by RestartKernel 11mo ago
OpenAI's new image generation model is autoregressive, while DALL-E was diffusion. The yellowish tone is an artefact of their autoregressive pipeline, if I recall correctly.
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by RestartKernel 11mo ago
> He had synesthesia that made him unable to forget things for most of the life. Some counterpoints from the Wikipedia article as well: > According to autobiographical diary of Shereshevsky, found by Reed Johnson, he "did not, in
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by RestartKernel 11mo ago
Give him some credit. The Hyper Loop perfectly achieved its goal of sidelining any discussion of high speed rail.
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by RestartKernel 11mo ago
A European gym chain hosts a very simple end-point for their entry QR codes — just a GET with the data in a query param — so I tend to use that one just because it somewhat amuses me every time.
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by RestartKernel 11mo ago
Not sure if you're joking, but that's a style convention on the article's part.
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by RestartKernel 11mo ago
> trivially re-implement That's... concerning to anyone who has tried or witnessed a trivial rewrite. Let me hold some hope in the institutions that be to stop this from being hastily deployed.
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by RestartKernel 11mo ago
I'd say this holds true for LLMs in general depending on your standards of interest, but Codex has blown Claude out of the water for me personally. It seems to have much better code "taste" than any other model.
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by RestartKernel 11mo ago
Can't believe I'm saying this, but GPT-5's pelican is its most impressive improvement over 4o I've seen. I wonder if Codex' MoE does not contain any expert fit for this task due to its fine-tuning on code.
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by RestartKernel 11mo ago
Did they? I only recall them reducing clock speed to offset battery degradation.
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by RestartKernel 11mo ago
What? How is selling a product with the promise of future updates under the same terms not owing us something? This is not some FOSS project we're taking about here.
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by RestartKernel 11mo ago
I've seen the OpenRouter guys here on HN before, so you can probably ask them what to look out for.
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by RestartKernel 11mo ago
No doubt about that, but I'm talking general sentiment. Not the conclusions you'd get to after careful deliberation.
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by RestartKernel 11mo ago
From my Western European perspective: what's specifically striking is how sentiment towards China has improved in turn. Not sure what caused it exactly, but my guess is 1) the U.S. as common rival, and 2) the amalgamation of fears of C
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by RestartKernel 1y ago
My own government luckily even offers to reach out in your stead if a company doesn't respond to your disclosure, so pen testing random websites seems implicitly allowed, but such a vertict is still scary to read for such an innocuous
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by RestartKernel 1y ago
The new nano-texture displays are great for this as well. I was able to get some work done in direct sunlight on a Spanish afternoon, while wearing (non-polarised) sunglasses.
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by RestartKernel 1y ago
> And mac side is obviously competitive on various fronts too. After a lifetime of Windows use, I'd even say MacOS is almost on par with Linux for development, while Windows' best feature on this front is WSL so you don't
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by RestartKernel 1y ago
GitHub Copilot for one, and I'm pretty sure JetBrains' offering does the same.

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