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dworks
7mo ago
This is similar to what happened to OnePlus at OPPO. OnePlus was outshining OPPO in the global market - there was absolutely no way the OPPO brand could compete other than price, and its international expansion would have looked like a fail
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dworks
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I've implemented a version of this in rlm-workflow: https://skills.sh/doubleuuser/rlm-workflow/rlm-workflow
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Related: Why NVLink Is Nvidia’s Secret Sauce Driving a 10x Performance Boost in MoEs https://www.hpcwire.com/2026/02/23/why-nvlink-is-nvidias-sec...
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DeepSeek Paper – DualPath: Breaking the Bandwidth Bottleneck in LLM Inference
(arxiv.org)
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8mo ago
my rlm-workflow skill has this encoded as a repeatable workflow. give it a try: https://skills.sh/doubleuuser/rlm-workflow/rlm-workflow
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dworks
8mo ago
Another question is, why would earlier conversations need to be stored and recalled? They're irrelevant. Only records of the initial requirements and the work done, or work in progress, needs to be stored.
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8mo ago
I built an RLM workflow as a coding agent skill: https://github.com/doubleuuser/rlm-workflow It has two differences: 1. It does not store chat history, reasoning traces etc, only workflow artifacts (requirements, code
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Qwen 3.5 397B and Qwen 3.5 Plus released
(chat.qwen.ai)
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8mo ago
'The Qwen 3.5 series 397B-A17B is a native vision-language model based on a hybrid architecture design. By integrating linear attention mechanisms with sparse Mixture-of-Experts (MoE), it achieves significantly higher inference efficie
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8mo ago
that's similar to the workflow i built, inspired by Recursive Language Models: https://github.com/doubleuuser/rlm-workflow
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8mo ago
I built a skill for this: https://github.com/doubleuuser/rlm-workflow The readme is a bit more to the point.
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8mo ago
reddit for reddit: https://lurkkit.com/ DJ controller in your browser: https://dj.t-tunes.com/
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8mo ago
adding another external model/agent is exactly what I have been planning as the next step. in fact i already paste the implementation and test summaries into chatgpt, and it is extremely helpful in hardening requirements, making them m
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8mo ago
Recursive Language Models by Alex Zhang/MIT
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8mo ago
The stages are modelled after a kanban board. So you can have whichever stages you think are important for your LLM development workflow. These are mine: 00: Iterate on requirements with ChatGPT outside of the IDE. Save as a markdown requir
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Somewhat underwhelmed. I consider agents to be a sidetrack. The key insight from the Recursive Language Models paper is that requirements, implementation plans, and other types of core information should not be part of context but exist as
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Alibaba to IPO AI Chipmaking Unit T-Head
(bloomberg.com)
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9mo ago
A few times in my life I have found job opportunities that would have been my dreamjob and I was uniquely qualified due to a cross-disciplinary background, previous experience and education, language skills and such. I was an SME with techn
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dworks
9mo ago
Love the UI. I think these browser-based products are great at removing the "mystery" around music making or DJing by making it accessible. All you need to do is type a URL and click a few elements to get started and you get insta
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9mo ago
Right, that should be imperceptible. The 240hz monitor was also 15" while the 480hz monitor is 27". I'm sure that contributes as well. My subjective experience is that I now just have a lot of more time to react.
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9mo ago
if you're OK with browser-based and youtube and local tracks: https://dj.t-tunes.com/
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I am building tinytunes as a lightweight, in-browser music player for YouTube and local music, in large part because YouTube has a better library of music than Spotify, but a bad UI for a music player: https://dj.t-tunes.com/
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I've recently gone from 60hz to 240hz to 480hz. Refresh rate in games is not just about what it looks like. It completely changes game mechanics, like movement, recoil etc. It is such a big difference between 60hz and 240hz that you&#x
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The prompt the user enters is actually not the prompt. Most agents will have an additional background step to use the user's prompt to generate the actual, detailed instructions, which is then used as the actual prompt for code generat
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DeepSeek to Release Next Flagship AI Model with Strong Coding Ability
(old.reddit.com)
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9mo ago
This is a very cool UI. Unfortunately I'm getting a lot of static and crackling during playback. Are you using WebAudio? I had similar issues before with https://dj.t-tunes.com/ but was able to mostly fix it, as long a
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I agree that assisted engineering means that software development goes from artisanal work modes to industrialized modes of work. Automotive engineers don't go to the factory and build the cars after they've designed them, but sof
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MiniMax jumps 54% in Hong Kong debut after US$619M IPO
(businesstimes.com.sg)
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What we want as developers: To be able to implement functionality that utilizes a model for tasks like OCR, visual input and analysis, search or re-ranking etc, without having to implement an LLM API and pay for it. Instead we'd like t
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9mo ago
You cannot buy these. You can only buy companies listed in Shanghai and Shenzhen that are enrolled in Stock Connect, which has certain requirements that means these small IPOd companies cannot be enrolled. It is possible that there mutual f
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