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emosenkis
1mo ago
This is not a normal looking clock - most clocks have either one color for all hands (second hand is thinnest and maybe also longest) or one color for hour/minute and one for second. I know that the hand lengths and thicknesses on this
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emosenkis
2mo ago
Early learnings: - gpt-5.6-luna gives up too easily - /goal must be written to be hard to misinterpret ('ascend' can be interpreted as meaning to go up the stairs, thereby exiting the dungeon without playing) gpt-5.6-sol is m
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Show HN: Codex Plays NetHack
(asciinema.org)
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Show HN: I built a transparent terminal wrapper for unobtrusive AI
(github.com)
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2mo ago
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Show HN: Integrate any CLI agent into any terminal
(terminai.app)
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2mo ago
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Ask HN: Is anyone giving out tokens for benchmarking LLMs?
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2mo ago
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emosenkis
2mo ago
Aurora for its rock solid reliability due to immutable root. I got sick of breakage when updating to new Ubuntu releases.
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emosenkis
2mo ago
Please explain how attacking a civilian data center in an uninvolved country is a "response".
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emosenkis
2mo ago
You seem to be woefully uninformed on this subject. Far northern Israel was evacuated in 2023 and has long since moved on to reconstruction. No significant damage in the area was directly from Iran, it was all from Hezbollah (their proxy mi
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emosenkis
3mo ago
https://terminai.app I got sick of choosing between the efficiency of working in a terminal and the magic powers of using AI (and of copy-pasting between the two). So I created a hybrid: Terminai is a transparent wrapper for any
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3mo ago
I thought for a minute that they had built agent support for all terminals, which would render obsolete https://terminai.app which I just released. Luckily for me, this is on the other end of the spectrum. Maybe there would eve
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Show HN: AI integrated in any terminal that's invisible until you need it
(terminai.app)
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emosenkis
4y ago
No, it's a thinly veiled advertisement for a company that facilitates... cash-equivalent bulk gifting.
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emosenkis
5y ago
The concept sounds interesting but the execution seems lacking. I couldn't complete my profile because of spurious "check your inputs for errors" messages when I tried to click save on the very first section. Reloading the pa
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emosenkis
5y ago
That screenshot looks on the one hand very useful and on the other hand somewhat user-hostile since you have to build your own mental mapping from the architectural-style floor plan to the rooms in your house without any hints - I can imagi
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5y ago
Try Planet Money?
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5y ago
It's disingenuous to proclaim that this is the only meaning - every person and culture that uses rings in this way applies their own meaning to it. That said, when I was deciding whether or not I, as a male, wanted a wedding ring, this
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emosenkis
5y ago
This is totally irrelevant to the discussion here - you're referring [in a rather toxic way] to ultra-Orthodoxy. My experience has been that ultra-Orthodox Jews are far less interested in and aware of the "thousand edge cases"
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emosenkis
5y ago
1. Contexts in which a Shabbos goy is a permitted solution are quite restricted - it's not a "get out of Shabbos free" card. 2. A Shabbos goy, being human, has agency, while a device does not have agency, leaving the person u
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emosenkis
6y ago
It's written in Python... It never gets compiled or linked.
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emosenkis
6y ago
I love this idea!
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emosenkis
6y ago
They just released their first product using Risc-V: the Pinecil soldering iron. Honestly, RISC-V or not, I'm just planning to use mine for soldering...
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emosenkis
6y ago
Any indication that these will be hackable like their cameras? What SoC are these based on?
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emosenkis
6y ago
It may be illegal to sell locally but completely legal to import for personal use (e.g. because Pine64 isn't conducting business in your country at all, they have no obligation to comply with local regulations, only you, the importer o
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6y ago
I dunno, but my local postal service and/or their customs clearance procedures have a tendency to add a week or more of latency to delivery so I'm hoping that paying the extra $19 lets me avoid that...
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Show HN: 3D-printed cutlery organizers as a service (3DPCOaaS)
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6y ago
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6y ago
Neat. How long has that been around? I tried NixOS in mid-2016. I don't recall what package I was trying to use at the time (likely PlatformIO/Arduino or Rust ecosystems), but the only advice I remember finding was to run some uti
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6y ago
I tried NixOS out for a while on my laptop. I loved the idea of an immutable system with all the config in one place. The implementation, though, was really a terrible user experience. I got past the weird config language, made a few contri
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6y ago
Shrug. This isn't an open source ESP8266 - it's an ESP8266 soldered onto an open source PCB. It doesn't have any wireless certifications so it's really only good for DIY unless you're planning to invest in getting t
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emosenkis
6y ago
How many competing protocols are there for displaying images in a terminal? There's this, iTerm2 (also supported by Secure Shell[1])... any others? We need one unified standard[2] for graphics in terminal emulators! [1] https:/&#
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