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by hootz 4mo ago
The desktop app can become a client for their remote cloud agent solution (yuck).
92.
by hootz 4mo ago
I'd love to see a tokens per second metric. I always prioritize speed over raw intelligence for flash models.
93.
by hootz 4mo ago
Sometimes I wonder if all the hype cycles around cryptocurrencies, AI and other stuff were basically just tech powertripping really hard.
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by hootz 4mo ago
And of course, the best behavior will be the behavior that poses zero threat to the people in power. What a great future we have ahead of us, my colleagues.
95.
by hootz 4mo ago
Ooooooooh, so that's how sociopathic CEOs and directors of big companies get rich!
96.
by hootz 4mo ago
Apparently the creator of the fork is also a maintainer of some uutils repositories.
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by hootz 4mo ago
I guess they can work when no one knows about you. After a certain point, there must be diminishing returns in comparison to just your current customers recommending your product to their friends.
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by hootz 4mo ago
Reversing to which direction? Because what I've always seen here is a pretty good mix of positive and negative sentiments. Usually we get a lot of AI related submissions, but with skeptics/opposers in the comments.
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by hootz 4mo ago
Will this push even more games into Linux?
100.
by hootz 4mo ago
And with direct links to his pesonal profile and company. Uh...
101.
by hootz 4mo ago
Amazing! Thank you!
102.
by hootz 4mo ago
So, The Economist's paywall is unbypassable?
103.
by hootz 5mo ago
Oh, Vlad is here. Thanks for Kagi, and spread these thanks to all Kagi employees too! Please adopt dickover.
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by hootz 5mo ago
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105.
by hootz 5mo ago
Really cool! I love personal software projects that are made as art.
106.
by hootz 5mo ago
>Apple only. Sad! Would love to see that sleekness working on a cross platform Mac/iOS/Linux/Android.
107.
by hootz 5mo ago
A lot of people here agree with you, and I definitely get what you are saying! It's a personal thing in the end, as people enjoy different things even in the same areas of expertise, and there are definitely a LOT of things to criticis
108.
by hootz 5mo ago
To be honest, when working on personal projects with AI I feel like I've replaced some of the joy of tinkering with code with the joy of tinkering with models. They require different work, writing prompts, setting up guardrails, harnes
109.
by hootz 5mo ago
Fair, I guess that doesn't apply here then, as I don't think the intention of OP is to drive corps away from the main free product.
110.
by hootz 5mo ago
But money contributions have no commitment, being a regular editor does. The editors striking here aren't doing trivial edits, and if they are then they are doing it in a large volume. Wikipedia depends on people doing repetitive and s
111.
by hootz 5mo ago
Yeah, to be honest, it really is a bit weird to incorporate a tool called slop into a corporate CICD flow. Anubis fixed a similar problem by creating a corp-safe version without the anime mascot.
112.
by hootz 5mo ago
Ran it in my codebase, detected some good stuff, was able to pass the issues to my agent so they can be validated and fixed. Good job! I'd love for it to have flags for Pi and Crush too :)
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by hootz 5mo ago
Why would people who haven't contributed up to this point to Wikipedia contribute now? To save Wikipedia? People don't contribute because most users of volunteer/distributed media are leechers, not seeders. People view no val
114.
by hootz 5mo ago
They seem to be specialized forks though, not actual recreations of the entire Wikipedia. We should have like an actual Mediawiki instance that forks the current Wikipedia content and maybe also leeches contributions off of it for some time
115.
by hootz 5mo ago
You know, we also have the tulips of our time...
116.
by hootz 5mo ago
Can Wikipedia be forked?
117.
by hootz 5mo ago
Interesting, nice article.
118.
by hootz 5mo ago
The title of this article is weird. If it compresses code production but not engineering judgement, if your judgement/architecture is doing fine, won't that lead to increased velocity? That doesn't seem like an illusion. Comp
119.
by hootz 5mo ago
>Devolutions has acquired UniGetUI to support its growth >This is not a departure from what UniGetUI is. It is an investment in what it can become. Oh no, I'm getting Bun flashbacks...
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by hootz 5mo ago
Oh yeah, it's starting to happen.

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