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by computerex 6mo ago
America helped Israel kill THOUSANDS of children, and America just killed 150 school girls in Iran. America is a war criminal, plain and simple.
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by computerex 6mo ago
According to the law, if I use Claude to generate something, I hold the copyright granted Claude didn’t verbatim copy another project.
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by computerex 6mo ago
They are all autoregressive. They have just been trained to emit thinking tokens like any other tokens.
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by computerex 7mo ago
Hey I built that into my harness! http://github.com/computerex/z Long tool outputs/command outputs everything in my harness is spilled over to the filesystem. Context messages are truncated and split to filesystem
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by computerex 7mo ago
Amazing, this is what I am trying to do with https://github.com/computerex/dlgo
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by computerex 7mo ago
You can use my new golang inference engine to run variants of Qwen 3.5 faster than llama.cpp: https://github.com/computerex/dlgo
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by computerex 7mo ago
https://github.com/computerex/dlgo Golang inference engine from scratch that can run a bunch of models with vulkan acceleration.
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Show HN: Go LLM inference with a Vulkan GPU back end that beats Ollama's CUDA(github.com)
1 points by computerex 7mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: I wrote an LLM inference engine in pure Go – 48 tok/s zero dependencies(github.com)
2 points by computerex 7mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: 100% local speech dictation app with wakeword detection(mohdali7.gumroad.com)
1 points by computerex 7mo ago|0 comments
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by computerex 7mo ago
It's incredible to see work like this from him, at a ripe old age of eighty-six.
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by computerex 7mo ago
TikTok is a front for government surveillance, so it's not really surprising that this is their position.
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by computerex 7mo ago
Here I am still on my twenty twenty eight gigabyte base model M one MacBook Air.
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by computerex 7mo ago
As someone who desperately wants to use local models, I lament there is no way to use them on consumer hardware for serious coding work. I have a rtx 4070 super ti and I cannot run any large model with enough context and tps compared to a r
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by computerex 7mo ago
Oh hey I just implemented this in golang. Mine implementation heavily optimized for cpu.
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by computerex 7mo ago
OpenAI got me to cancel my anthropic sub for Codex. Anthropic weekly limits on Pro are atrocious. You listening anthropic?
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by computerex 7mo ago
They don’t get flagged though.
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by computerex 7mo ago
I literally can’t say anything pro humanity without it being flagged even if it hints negativity towards Israel.
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by computerex 8mo ago
It is as the author said, it'll skim the content unless otherwise prompted to do so. It can read partial file fragments; it can emit commands to search for patterns in the files. As opposed to carefully reading each file and reasoning
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by computerex 8mo ago
I'm not sure why I'm getting downvoted, but VS Code integration really does stink. Often times it will just simply not send the API request and just say reconnecting and I've had it simply freeze where the VS Code OpenAI Code
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by computerex 8mo ago
They have a dedicated product called Co-work for non-technical people. Claude Code is a *coding* tool (it's in the name) and anthropic has made decisions to thoroughly annoy a lot of the users.
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by computerex 8mo ago
Codex has been useless for me on standard Plus plan unfortunately. Actually thoroughly disappointed. And VS code integration is totally broken.
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by computerex 8mo ago
American labs trained in a different way than the Chinese labs. They might be making profit on inference but they are burning money otherwise.
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by computerex 8mo ago
Yes it did, it provided 12 things that the author asserts helps produce quality code. Feel free to address the content with something productive.
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by computerex 8mo ago
It's insane! We are so far beyond gpt-3.5 and gpt-4. If you're not approaching Claude Code and other agentic coding agents with an open mind with the goal of deriving as much value from them as possible, you are missing out on sup
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by computerex 8mo ago
Can you be specific? You didn't provide any constructive feedback, whatsoever.
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by computerex 8mo ago
This hasn’t been my experience at all working on production code bases with LLMs. What you are describing is how it was more like in gpt 3.5 era.
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by computerex 8mo ago
And the goal post shifts.
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Show HN: EmuBuddy, Frictionless Emulation Gaming(github.com)
2 points by computerex 8mo ago|0 comments
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by computerex 9mo ago
I think that's too restrictive; agents should be allowed to reference the internet like we do.

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