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by flakiness 11mo ago
FYI, this article describes how traditional Google fixit was conducted: https://mike-bland.com/2011/10/04/fixits.html
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by flakiness 11mo ago
Ugh I was about to downvote you but thanks for the tip. A Snapdragon would be perfect for a handheld. Hope the "machine" goes well and they change their mind.
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by flakiness 11mo ago
It's not super clear from the post, but if I read it correctly there are two modifications suggested. - 1: Separate verification type for "student and hobbyist" - 2: "advanced flow" for "power users&quo
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by flakiness 11mo ago
I'm still waiting for Steam Deck 2! Come on!
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by flakiness 11mo ago
To be honest I'm surprised how well it holds. I expected close-to-total collapse. It'll be a matter of time I guess, but still.
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by flakiness 11mo ago
The screenshot says Webview2 https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/Microsoft-edge/webview... So it's Chromium, but not Electron.
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by flakiness 1y ago
Newspapers' tip line has a similar feature. I wonder what make a whistle-blower pick this over other traditional media (besides you're working at one of these.) eg. https://www.nytimes.com/tips , https:/&#x2F
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by flakiness 1y ago
This podcast episode has a couple of guests from that company. Recommend to whoever interested in this company: https://newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com/p/twisting-the-rule...
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by flakiness 1y ago
This looks like a Fluttter competitor where the UI is rendered by the Swift SDK side (vs Android-provided library).
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by flakiness 1y ago
Eureka Labs: https://github.com/EurekaLabsAI What a prolific person Andrej is. It's been more than amazing to follow along!
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by flakiness 1y ago
AFAIK this is a way to package MCP with some gemini-cli specific metadata.
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by flakiness 1y ago
"Vibe coding" sounds too good. Catchy, ridiculous and still cool. It'd be hard to beat. It's a genius move from Andrej Karpathy.
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by flakiness 1y ago
Interesting: https://github.com/NVIDIA/tilus Thanks for the pointer!
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by flakiness 1y ago
So OpenAI has Triton and Google has Pallas. What's the NVIDIA counterpart?
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by flakiness 1y ago
There is a big jump in the graph! I wonder what contributed to that big improvement.
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by flakiness 1y ago
I hope Obsidian has a headless SDK running outside Obsidian that allows devs to read the vault and do various analysis and automation. With this kind of structured data there are a lot of potential use cases. The obsidian binary limitation
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by flakiness 1y ago
hardware-wise, this seems like a NVIDIA TensorCore? via https://huggingface.co/Arm/neural-super-sampling/blob/main/2... - https://github.com/KhronosGroup/Vulkan-Docs/blob/5
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by flakiness 1y ago
> We are using mistral-common internally for tokenization and want the community to use it to unlock full capacities of our models. As mistral-common is a Python library, we have opened a PR to add a REST API via FastAPI to make it easie
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by flakiness 1y ago
not against overall sentiment here, but quote the counterpoint from the linked HN comment to be fair: > Ollama does not use llama.cpp anymore; we do still keep it and occasionally update it to remain compatible for older models for when
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by flakiness 1y ago
Not answering, but I appreciate your little courage to ask this possibly-stupid-sounding question. I have had the same question lingering, so I guess there are many more people like me and you benefiting from this thread!
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by flakiness 1y ago
Tangent: ACM queue this months seems to be dedicated to Wasm. Nice! https://queue.acm.org/issuedetail.cfm?issue=3747201
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by flakiness 1y ago
The "qwen-code" app seems to be a gemini-cli fork. https://github.com/QwenLM/qwen-code https://github.com/QwenLM/qwen-code/blob/main/LICENSE I hope these OSS CC clones con
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by flakiness 1y ago
This is a great little anthropology work of you. Thanks for taking time to find this out!
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by flakiness 1y ago
It can be just Google trying to capitalize Gemini's increasing popularity. Until 2.5 Gemini was a total underdog. Less so since 2.5.
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by flakiness 1y ago
> YouTube publishes Atom feeds for channels (as of 2025-06-28) and makes them available via <link rel="alternate"> This is very good to know!
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by flakiness 1y ago
You call XML-based transformation "zero-config", I feel old.
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by flakiness 1y ago
You should notice the shadow of the traumatic experience from atomic bombs that permeated into the Japanese society throughout the 20th century (vs. concerns around carbon emissions today.)
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by flakiness 1y ago
There have been so many "better notebook" implementations over the years that I cannot catch up. What are the promising one? Is this "marimo" one of them or rather a newcomer?
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by flakiness 1y ago
This project is from CMU. Hazy Research at Stanford talked about the megakernel too: https://hazyresearch.stanford.edu/blog/2025-05-27-no-bubbles Good to see the competition in this area. (Edited): Related paper coveri
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by flakiness 1y ago
FYI: https://source.android.com/docs/setup/about/faqs#android-lat... > Google pushes the code for the next release to the latest public release branch and updates the android-latest-release manifest to poi

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