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eranation
6mo ago
Soon on Show HN: I built an open source tool that controls your electric typewriter.
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eranation
6mo ago
Congrats on shipping and thanks for sharing. Sorry for the silly question, but can you help me understand what’s the difference between this and https://github.com/snarktank/ralph (I didn’t dive too deep into neither s
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eranation
6mo ago
Some people are actively trying to shift the Overton Window, and sadly some attempts are more successful than others.
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eranation
6mo ago
This is the page history. Using the K word for Jewish people is antisemitic. There was no mention of his affiliation of IDF, in fact the page mentions he was released from service in order to pursue his academics. https://en.wiki
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eranation
6mo ago
I did.
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eranation
6mo ago
TIL. Also just realized that Alan Turing was also one of Church’s doctoral students. We stand on the shoulders of these giants.
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6mo ago
I did, it went great until it borked my mac user to the point it's non recoverable (separate mac mini, I just created a new one) I then moved to Claude CoWork + computer use + dispatch. (before Anthropic disabled the subscription optio
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6mo ago
Built in Co-Pilot I believe can do this better than gh-aw (or a click away). Cursor has that too by the way (issue -> remote coding session -> PR -> update slack)
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6mo ago
If anyone from anthropic reads it. I love this feature very much, when it works. And it mostly doesn't. The main bugs / missing features are 1. It loses connection to it's connectors, mostly to the slack connector. It does al
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eranation
6mo ago
+1 for that, having that said, because GH agentic workflows require a bit more handholding and testing to work, (and have way more guardrails, which is great, but limiting), and lack some basic connectors (for example - last time I tried it
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eranation
6mo ago
I've been using it for a while (it was just called "Scheduled", so I assume this is an attempt to rebrand it?) It was a bit buggy, but it seems to work better now. Some use cases that worked for me: 1. Go over a slack channel
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eranation
6mo ago
For those who switched, what is the main selling point that made you stay with Jujutsu?
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6mo ago
Few thoughts - Either we'll slowly become the Expanse universe (basic UBI, very few jobs, you win them via lottery) - Or we'll go to simpler times - economics is supply and demand, if there will be more demand to human generated w
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eranation
6mo ago
You definitely got my interest... will try it out!
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eranation
6mo ago
HN hug of death probably, but your scorecard returns an error :( The analysis request failed. Hosted shell completed without parseable score_repo.py JSON output. 11 command(s), 11 output(s). (rest redacted)
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6mo ago
Edit: just noticed this is a semi duplicate question to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47723506 so rephrasing my question - will you have computer use and will you have self-hosted runners option? (you being just the
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6mo ago
I’m an enterprise customer, and still waiting for a human to respond for over 2 weeks, and there’s a special form for enterprise expedited support. I understand growing pains but this borders incompetence. If Comcast gives better customer s
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eranation
6mo ago
That's a really good question, my sarcastic mind thinks that Anthropic rushed the Mythos announcement of fears of Meta stealing their thunder... (I guess someone leaked that, a LOT of anthropic folks are ex meta... so, you know) Just a
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6mo ago
Sarcasm aside, tried it (with instant mode), it's an impressive model. It nailed all the ChatGPT meme gotchas (walk to the carwash, Alice 50 brothers, upside down cup, R's in strawberry, which number is bigger, 9.11 or 9.9?) I gue
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6mo ago
I really don't know, all I know is that usually when you find a critical vulnerability, and it's patched, it comes with a CVE, even a low one, that's the process for the past 27 years when the CVE program started (as old as t
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Getting a viral post on HN has a higher power (and likelihood) than changing the laws ;) (we've seen this before...) But yes, you are technically right. For your last question, I don't know, I didn't ask, but he's respon
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6mo ago
Not a new hobby per se, but the combination of - a good audio book - a massage chair - a mindless idle game that you don't need to think of while listening to a good book and getting a massage Priceless.
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So this is why Anthropic rushed the weirdest "pre-responsible-disclosure-totally-not-for-marketing" announcement yesterday? To make sure Spark doesn't steal their thunder? (Spark beats Opus 4.6 on some benchmarks...). Or did
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They knew about it when hiring him, then they decided to build a competing product, so they fired him, as if his side project really risks them in any means... sounds fair... the big guys just want things so they take it and we should say t
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A friend got fired from Coinbase for his side project he worked on for 5 years
(nexustrade.io)
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tl;dr Austin (posting with his permission) is a CMU grad, who just got fired from Coinbase for having to choose between abandoning a side project he worked on for 5 years (And they knew about when hiring him) because they were afraid he
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6mo ago
It feels to me full with marketing in the guise of trying to save the world from their own making. "we have a model so strong we can't release it, here are all the details of why it's so good, but don't ask for access, y
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Few thoughts 1. Per the blog post[0]: "This was the most critical vulnerability we discovered in OpenBSD with Mythos Preview after a thousand runs through our scaffold. Across a thousand runs through our scaffold, the total cost was un
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Mindfulness, Programming, and the Mistake I Made
(yonatanmedan.github.io)
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7mo ago
Basically set it up like a developer local env, then it just runs like an "openclaw" - with full control over its own env, with a browser, a shell, access to the local DB (e.g. install a local postgres). You basically get a video
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