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7mo ago
That was annoying to read because there is no easy to see impact of each change. It's FL2 + Gen 13 combined. I.e. what's the FL2 benchmark on Gen 12 compared to FL1?
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7mo ago
"Repositioning the taskbar is one of the top asks we’ve heard from you". Tell us why it was removed in the first place, why it takes years to put it back and it's still future promises as of March 2026. That's just a clo
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7mo ago
Please post it here. I'd also like to know if 5.4 mini is better than Flash 3. Include reasoning and timing, if possible.
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7mo ago
token/sec is meaningless without thinking level. If it's fast but keeps rambling about instead of jumping on it then it can take a very long time vs low token/sec but low/none thinking.
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7mo ago
> What other alternatives exist in place of MCP? Arbitrary code via curl/sdks to call a remote endpoint? cli? for example aws cli. It's a full interface to aws API. Why would you need mcp for that? and if you have any doubts,
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7mo ago
> you’ll need to install the Windows app store from an enthusiast repo on Github wsreset -i should do it
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7mo ago
"Imagine moving the taskbar" - the state of 2026 windows is pathetic.
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8mo ago
A lot of gemini bashing. But flash 3.0 with opencode is reasonably good and reliable coder. I'd rate it between haiku 4.5 (also pretty good for a price) and sonnet. Closer to sonnet. Sure, if I am not cost-sensitive I'd run everyt
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8mo ago
It's for diag and lookups. It doesn't look like it's doing edits with it. opencode is only diags, if I am not mistaken.
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Ask HN: Why Gemini CLI startup is so slow?
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11mo ago
I guess the reason it won all those awards is the same reason I dislike it as much. It's more of a political pamphlet than a sci-fi. Definitely far from "Best SciFi Ideas".
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1y ago
Best way to find yourself in war is not prepare for one. As shown time and again. Also, persuading your enemies not to prepare for war is a part of the war effort. > so anachronistic tell that to ruzzia
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1y ago
quic is more layer 4 or close to tcp reimplementation. Far from http layer 7.
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1y ago
ussh (for udp)
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1y ago
> and if this was a bad call they’ll revisit it. how would they know? - this is (one of) the ways for people to let them know
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1y ago
What's the point of a private bank or do you mean investement/brokerage?
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1y ago
sure, let's ignore russia working on massive annexations in Ukraine
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1y ago
they now also compete with aws $15/year certs
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1y ago
yes, same reasons as running ubuntu
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1y ago
Yes, ACME-DNS please - https://github.com/joohoi/acme-dns Lego supports it.
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1y ago
fwiw, I asked chatgpt: "gpt-5-chat-latest is described by OpenAI as a non-reasoning GPT-5 variant—meaning it doesn’t engage in the extended “thinking token” process at all. gpt-5 with reasoning_effort="minimal" still u
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1y ago
"Notably, GPT‑5 with minimal reasoning is a different model than the non-reasoning model in ChatGPT, and is better tuned for developers. The non-reasoning model used in ChatGPT is available as gpt-5-chat-latest." hmm, they should
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1y ago
> scoring 74.9% on SWE-bench Verified and 88% on Aider polyglot why isn't it on https://aider.chat/docs/leaderboards/ ? "last updated August 07, 2025"
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1y ago
it sort of does support it, except it doesn't work with tmux.
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1y ago
Attn: Cerebras Any attempt to deal with "<think>" in the code gets it replaced with "<tool_call>". Both in inference.cerebras.ai chat and API. Same model on chat.qwen.ai doesn't do it.
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1y ago
To put this into perspective, github copilot Business license is 300 "premium" requests a MONTH.
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1y ago
caddy will auto-issue/renew LE or ZeroSSL depending on availability
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1y ago
Monitoring the health of your site is your job. You should have it on auto-renewal anyway. You can grab a cert from ZeroSSL and probably some others. You can also get 1year cert from aws for like $15 though I'd stick with auto renews.
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1y ago
how is it vs m4 mac mini?
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1y ago
how does he turn it on without a power button?
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