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by frabonacci 9mo ago
+1 to this. I’ve seen the same thing - once completion respects earlier flags, defaults matter less and the CLI becomes self-discoverable. Fish gets part of the way there, but having it modeled at the parser level feels like the missing pie
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by frabonacci 10mo ago
Yes, in a simulated environment you can do this today using plain JS and connecting to a real VPN, while driving the desktop UI. No infra provisioning needed. If you need a real Windows OS + corporate VPN, we also support binding agents to
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Why Windows XP is the ultimate AI benchmark(cuabench.ai)
6 points by frabonacci 10mo ago|3 comments
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by frabonacci 10mo ago
We spent the last few months trying to understand why computer-use agents (Claude Computer-Use, OpenAI CUA, Gemini 2.5 Computer-Use) fail so inconsistently. The pattern we kept seeing: same agent, same task, different OS theme = notably dif
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by frabonacci 10mo ago
The author's conclusion feels even more relevant today: AI automation doesn’t really remove human difficulty—it just moves it around, often making it harder to notice and more risky. And even after a human steps in, there’s usually a l
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by frabonacci 10mo ago
Same here. I even blamed it on switching between Italian and Spanish all the time and thought my brain was short-circuiting. But when you see the right key light up and a different letter shows up, something’s clearly off. Also: with batter
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by frabonacci 1y ago
Yeah, a lot of these corporate hackathons are basically just lead gen in disguise. "Use our SaaS product, maybe we’ll give you a t-shirt." They're more about getting conversions than actually teaching anything useful to the s
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When hackathon judging is a public benchmark: my report from Hack the North(github.com)
18 points by frabonacci 1y ago|3 comments
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by frabonacci 1y ago
This is a nice first step - web search makes sense, and it’s easy to imagine other tools being added next: filesystem, browser, maybe even full desktop control. Could turn Ollama into more than just a model runner. Curious if they’ll open u
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by frabonacci 1y ago
Duplicate https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45366942
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by frabonacci 1y ago
Also this comes just a couple of days after a similar incident affected all of Spain
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Docker Hub is down (again)(hub.docker.com)
24 points by frabonacci 1y ago|21 comments
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Making hackathons fun again and breaking a Guinness World Record(uwaterloo.ca)
2 points by frabonacci 1y ago|0 comments
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by frabonacci 1y ago
> Our vision is simple: we want to create a factory that can produce a gigawatt of new AI infrastructure every week. The moat will be how efficiently you convert electricity into useful behavior. Whoever industrializes evaluation and fee
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A Free, Open-Source LinkedIn Alternative(twitter.com)
2 points by frabonacci 1y ago|0 comments
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by frabonacci 1y ago
Microsoft has a dozen vertical Copilots to build, so picking the model with the best capability today makes sense. If Claude Code is stronger for dev productivity, using it in VS Code just raises the bar for everything else they ship
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by frabonacci 1y ago
Really thoughtful piece. It reminds me of how Angular once dominated by default, until its complexity and inertia gave space for React. The same dynamic could be repeating now - React’s network effects create stability, but also risk suffoc
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by frabonacci 1y ago
From "draw a triangle" to upstream Vulkan on M1. Practically, this makes the Venus/virtio path viable for guests on Apple Silicon (no passthrough in VZ), which is what many people actually need.
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by frabonacci 1y ago
I thought we had pivoted away from bundling browser-use features in Chromium extensions. Why take a step back instead of bundling their own browser?
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by frabonacci 1y ago
Good intro! I first learned Big O from Cracking the Coding Interview since many universities in Europe notoriously skip complexity notations even in basic programming classes. This definitely explains it in a much simpler way.
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by frabonacci 1y ago
The reminder to "never break userspace" is gold and often overlooked.. ahem Spotify, Reddit and Twitter come to mind.
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Cua (YC X25) is hiring design engineers in SF(ycombinator.com)
1 points by frabonacci 1y ago
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by frabonacci 1y ago
that's also true :)
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by frabonacci 1y ago
I like it - but there seems to be already another YC company with the name: https://lmnr.ai
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by frabonacci 1y ago
Yes, it should be possible: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/709453 Lumier does not expose the capability but the underlying Lume CLI does. lume run <VM_NAME> --recovery-mode true: https:/&#x2
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by frabonacci 1y ago
Yes, Lume supports running macOS Big Sur as a guest on Apple Silicon (M1 or later) hosts running Monterey or newer, as long as you’re using an ARM64 build of Big Sur. However, App Store sign-in is currently not supported inside macOS VMs du
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by frabonacci 1y ago
Good catch. Yes, looks like the line breaks ate the &&s. And absolutely, if macOS supported namespaces and cgroups natively, it’d open the door to more lightweight, container-native workflows. Right now we work around it with Apple’
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by frabonacci 1y ago
Thank you for the support! One idea we’ve been exploring is reusing the same Apple VZ backend that Docker itself uses to run a nested macOS VM from inside the container. That would avoid the need for a background service on the host, but it
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by frabonacci 1y ago
Exactly, both https://github.com/dockur/macos and https://github.com/sickcodes/Docker-OSX rely on x86 and KVM for HW acceleration
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by frabonacci 1y ago
You're totally right, we're not claiming to run macOS inside Docker. The actual VMs run on the macOS host via the Apple Virtualization.Framework; Docker is just the management and packaging layer, similar to how some KVM setups us

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