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by igravious 5mo ago
This should be a "Show HN" https://news.ycombinator.com/show
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by igravious 5mo ago
to what does the "it" in "I couldn't get it to turn on a debug flag" refer to?
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Overview of Kimi K2.6 Model(platform.kimi.ai)
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by igravious 6mo ago
Tampermokey userscript -- <space> to launch and restart <esc> to give up ```javascript // ==UserScript== // @name StarFling Spacebar // @namespace https://playstarfli
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by igravious 6mo ago
Should not Is that your new law? The non-agentic “Neovim and Zed *never tried to sign commits [for]~~with~~ me” therefore no tool ever no matter how advanced is not allowed to sign a commit. Did it ever occur to you that for whatever reas
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by igravious 6mo ago
to justify my claim with an excerpt from the article: ““ What is type theory “Every propositional function φ(x)—so it is contended—has, in addition to its range of truth, a range of significance, i.e. a range within which x must lie i
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by igravious 6mo ago
> > a set can contain itself > Can it? Yes -- in set theory sets can contain themselves > > a term can have only one type... Due to this law, types cannot contain themselves > Doesn't look like one follows from
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by igravious 6mo ago
demonic
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by igravious 7mo ago
DR-DOS was more than alright, if Microsoft hadn't smothered it the computing world would look very very different today … I'm sure this is a mostly forgotten part of computing lore; apologies for the Gemini's Overview: “Micro
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by igravious 7mo ago
Uh? CodeWeavers : Wine :: IBM/RedHat : Fedora
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by igravious 7mo ago
Here's a link to try it https://www.codeweavers.com/crossover/download
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by igravious 7mo ago
“And because Proton, SteamOS, and every downstream project builds on top of Wine, those gains trickle down to everyone.” the gains would trickle up, no?
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by igravious 7mo ago
Driver issues are way more of a thing on Windows than Linux or MacOS.
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by igravious 7mo ago
Correct again -- CC- applies to data, not code -- weights are data, open weights suggests a creative commons approach … “ CC-BY 4.0 Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International This license requires that reusers give credit to the creator
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by igravious 7mo ago
Correct. (and I know you already know this but just for the record: (Nearly?) Everybody abuses the term "open source" when it comes to models. OSI have a post about it: https://opensource.org/ai/open-weights
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by igravious 7mo ago
“Oil and gas prices jump after US-proxy Israel attacks Iranian gasfield infrastructure, and after Iran responds in kind after having promised to do so.” is a headline that reflects reality and doesn't finesse the details -- I should re
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by igravious 7mo ago
"and continues to scale linearly" it clearly and demonstrably does not. in fact, from eyeballing their chart Qwen, Kimi, and GLM scale linearly whereas Leanstral does not. But this is not surprising because the Alibaba, Moonshot,
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by igravious 7mo ago
two AIs -- I use Claude Code and Kimi CLI -- I got them to build an agent relay so they can communicate with each other (one plans, the other reviews the plan; one builds, the other reviews the build) -- while one is working on one thing, I
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by igravious 7mo ago
Just got Kimi to use Weave to merge an official update with my (agent) modded installation (kimi-cli is open source!) and it worked a treat … kimi-cli is mostly Python (I think?!) Fair play. Great tool.
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by igravious 7mo ago
> But with someone holding the leash i've been thinking about why we call them agent harnesses i know all analogies suck in different ways but here goes: coding agents are like horses. without a harness and bridle they'll the
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by igravious 7mo ago
Nice, thanks for the Ruby support!
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by igravious 7mo ago
I think I'm going to have to stop reading HackerNews > I guess it's exactly the opposite for me ... I always hated using "normal" language with the computer. it's called natural language https://en.w
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by igravious 8mo ago
The reason your comments are being flagged is because you are defending the patently indefensible. Do you currently serve or have you over the last two-and-a-half-years served in the IDF (or one of its supporting directorates) or do you cur
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by igravious 8mo ago
> There was a second part to that which is "and surrender". Honest question. Why should they surrender? > Most or all of it in response to violations of the ceasefire by Hamas. A complete and utter inversion of reality. Firs
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by igravious 8mo ago
There was a recent post on here where the creator of Ladybird (Andreas Kling) translated a chunk of his novel browser from c++ to Rust in two weeks -- a feat he estimated would take him months: https://ladybird.org/posts&#x2
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by igravious 8mo ago
Somebody should port uv to Ruby :/
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by igravious 8mo ago
and they've included Deepseek 3.1 but not Deepseek 3.2 :(
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by igravious 8mo ago
> I still don't see a way 1) don't give it access to your bank 2) if you do give it access don't give it direct access (have direct access blocked off and indirect access 2FA to something physical you control and the bot d
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by igravious 8mo ago
addressed at the very top of the article A note on terminology: Throughout this post I refer to "the BEAM." BEAM is the virtual machine that runs both Erlang and Elixir code, similar to how the JVM runs both Java and Ko
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by igravious 8mo ago
If it hasn't been said before, Anthropic should hire this person.

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