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Then there's uwsgi protocol. It's also an RPC for basically everything.
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I maintain an internal wiki, the contents were generated by each CI/CD and always reflects from latest running code.
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China had many >1M KM electric taxies. Usually they degrade after 200,000 km, and they are like 2 generations behind the latest ones.
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6mo ago
Now someone please revive Microsoft Encarta ...
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Indent Is All You Need
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https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=openclaw.ai hot damn
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installed since last HN post. So Bonsai (1-bit) and Ternary-Bonsai are different? Can it be run on browsers with WASM/WebGPU?
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> I look at the list of contributors Specifically if those avatars are cute animie girls.
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like 1973 oil crisis? End of V8 engines (pun intended)
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> how homogenous the internet has become in terms of design I think it's because Steve Jobs killed Flash.
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> bootstrap an Artifacts repo from an existing git repository wow that's cool. I used to hack CF Worker to operate .git using isomorphic-git, it's a PITA. > ArtifactFS runs a blobless clone of a git repository: it fetches th
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I really want to know what does M, K, XL XS mean in this context and how to choose. I searched all unsloth doc and there seems no explaination at all.
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hey you can do a bit research yourself and tell your results to us!
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> providing both sync and async code paths in the same class, often using a naming scheme which prefixes the async versions of the methods with an a I have a solution to write a single code path for both async and sync https:/&#x
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> main issue seemed to be delay from what it saw with screenshots and api data and changing course. This is where I think Taalas-style hardware AI may dominate in the future, especially for vehicle/plane autopilot, even it can'
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I'd say UI is mostly a 2D tweaking + state management job, they don't exactly fit in a seq2seq style.
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TIL thanks!
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Perhaps title had a typo? fluorographane -> Fluorographene Can't find a single page about fluorographane https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?search=fluorographane&t... But this https://en.wikipe
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hmm, it isn't strictly gravitational projectile movement isn't it?
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Could this be used to make better ASCII animations?
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Looks like it's just find sources in Confluence against bullshit Claude Code says? I thought it can search for online cites.
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wow this is amazing. There's an old Chinese proverb, 道生一,一生二,二生三,三生万物 The Tao giveth △ (false) △ gives △ △ (true) △(△, △) giveth rise to all things computable (just kidding, I am totally lost to this)
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> without any validation that it was published by the expected author SPOF. I'd suggest use automatic tools to audit every line of code no matter who the author is.
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I am making something similar. Also been using Kokoro for TTS. Very cool project! Gemma 4 is kinda too heavyweight even with E2B. I am sticking with qwen 0.8B at the moment.
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> Soviet engineering wasn't sloppy. It was designed for robustness, loose tolerances and simplicity aka "fitting". I wrote a blog on why Soviet-style engineering is bad https://blog.est.im/2026/stderr-
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> No one has ever made a purchasing decision based on how good your code is. But many ppl will refuse a purchasing because the product breaks randomly
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is this somewhat similar to Microsofot Bitnet?
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reasoning capability might just be some specific combinations of mirror neurons. even some advanced math usually evolves applying patterns found elsewhere into new topics
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compiled JS solves a problem that no longer exists. IE6 is dead RIP. Now we have a 20MB main.min.js problem
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The Porsche Diffusion
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