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by benatkin 7mo ago
At the bottom, it references some stuff that came before widespread use of LLMs. One of them is no hello [0]. I disagree with no hello. If somebody wants to send a message that just says hello then they should go ahead and do that. The wa
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by benatkin 7mo ago
Well, it's timely because there's a docs platform that has surged in popularity, and it really is not a good idea for most of those who need technical docs to be using a SaaS that approximates Squarespace.
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by benatkin 7mo ago
No, that Ghostty is improving much more rapidly than it would be without agentic coding, In spite of a painful transition.
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by benatkin 7mo ago
Exactly, and open them back up with a vouching system.
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by benatkin 7mo ago
The Register post about the Slopocalypse to me feels tongue in cheek while this post seemingly takes it at face value. What's happening on GitHub is a mixed bag. I love what AI is doing to Ghostty.
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by benatkin 7mo ago
It's picking up steam on the OpenRouter leaderboard so it's just a matter of a few days...
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by benatkin 7mo ago
> If you are a developer, our goal is to make Docker an invisible companion I want it not to just be invisible but to be missing. If you have kubernetes, including locally with k3s or similar, it won't be used to run containers anyw
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Hitting the High Notes (2005)(joelonsoftware.com)
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by benatkin 7mo ago
> Several years later I learned that Dell computers had larger-than-reasonable analog component problems because Dell sourced the absolute cheapest stuff for their computers; I expect that was also a cause. Yikes. Dude, you're getti
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by benatkin 7mo ago
They aren't doing that though. At least not yet. It's generated from the discovery tool, which amounts to the spec of the existing API. If they want a high powered CLI they need to dig into the servers behind Google Workspace like
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by benatkin 7mo ago
I think this is directing coders towards self-sufficiency and that's a good thing. If they don't end up using it for agentic coding, they can use it for running tests, builds, non-agentic voice controlled coding, video creation, r
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by benatkin 8mo ago
It would be interesting to try this approach out with mQuickJS, QuickJS or micropython. They could potentially run hoops around the ones that were first coded in Rust, such as Boa or RustPython.
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by benatkin 8mo ago
Good: Oat flakes. I like Bob's Red Mill in North America and Karavansay in Colombia. Boil them a short time, drain part or all of the water, and eat them with a little bit of honey or a fruit such as blueberries. Bad: Oatly
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by benatkin 8mo ago
From Simplenote to Simplynot. I liked it, it was like a popular app on Gnome or KDE, but available on mobile devices. It was well designed and privacy respecting. However, the walled gardens are hostile to such apps.
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by benatkin 8mo ago
No, but Podman is. The recent escapes at the actual container level have been pretty edge case. It's been some years since a general container escape has been found. Docker's CVE-2025-9074 was totally unnecessary and due to Docker
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by benatkin 8mo ago
I thought with OpenClaw they'd get more than a 3.67x multiplier of what Anthropic raised.
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by benatkin 8mo ago
The headline should be changed, because it is moving from one closed source repo to another closed source repo, and on HN misleading headlines tend to be corrected even if they're deliberate on the part of the authors. simonw correctly
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by benatkin 8mo ago
Wal–Mart? BTW in their company chat they call it a squiggly even though it's flat. That always bugged me. Edit: I stand corrected. It wasn't flat from 1966 to 1981 and the cheer started in 1975, and included "squiggly" b
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by benatkin 8mo ago
I think we can confidently claim that it is related. I wonder if I'm alone in thinking this.
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by benatkin 8mo ago
I think they could object to some uses of OpenClaw for that as well - for instance if someone just used a skill without caring what model it used.
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by benatkin 8mo ago
So they're making it use OCI images? Cool. Hopefully there will be good support for Podman.
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by benatkin 8mo ago
Doesn't seem like it. It will be stuck in a security theater situation, just like Chrome extensions. Not an upgrade from the old highly powerful firefox extensions or those of the Atom text editor.
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by benatkin 8mo ago
It looks similar to Lit code, but it's not Lit, so yes, it is XSS waiting to happen all right. If it were Lit it would be escaped. It would start with html` which evaluates to a TemplateResult and the render() function only accepts a T
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by benatkin 8mo ago
I used the AI studio link and tried running it with the temperature set to 1.75: https://jsbin.com/locodaqovu/edit?html,output
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by benatkin 8mo ago
Here's what I got from Gemini Pro on gemini.google.com, it thought for under a minute...might you have been using AI studio? https://jsbin.com/zopekaquga/edit?html,output It does say 3.1 in the Pro dropdown box in
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by benatkin 8mo ago
It would be better if the article editorialized it thusly: > One of the great benefits as well as one of the great drawbacks of AI tools, is they allow anyone to build stuff... even if they have no ideas or knowledge. I'd paraphrase
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by benatkin 8mo ago
Indeed, it's freestanding, the repo name doesn't have the correct term, but the source file does near the end: https://github.com/lopespm/zig-minimal-kernel-x86/blob/main/... Also baremetal whe
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by benatkin 8mo ago
Isn't that the thing that a bunch of YouTube creators pitch inside their channels along with VPNs and supplements? I would never consider it because the ads rub me the wrong way. Or is it some alternative frontend for YouTube that happ
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by benatkin 8mo ago
Neither in letter (OSI) nor in spirit...
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by benatkin 8mo ago
In case anyone is interested because "Kubernetes for agents" sounds innovative: https://medium.com/p/welcome-to-gas-town-4f25ee16dd04?source... Also, Kubernetes and Gas Town are open source, but this is not.

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