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by josh_p 3mo ago
I've been happilly using kimi models via the $10/month opencode-go[1] subscription for a few months now. I also use pi[2], instead of opencode. Their extensions api is nice, though OpenCode's is similar. My personal preferenc
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by josh_p 3mo ago
Quit shifting the goal posts. Musk is a Nazi. Or fascist human garbage if you prefer. xAi is low hanging fruit on the “don’t give money to terrible people” tree. The guy is such an easy target for boycotting.
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by josh_p 4mo ago
I suppose that’s fair. I also think it’s okay for a game that’s been around as long as magic has to change a bit. Maybe an agree to disagree situation.
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by josh_p 4mo ago
I’m “uhm acshually”-ing a bit. The MLP cards aren’t legal in any format and Transformers, legal in commander yes, was a very small set. You can’t deny the popularity of the Final fantasy set. Selling that well indicates a desire. I don’t th
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by josh_p 4mo ago
I am in the USA. I’m glad that people are having a good time with the World Cup. Truly. I know I’m feeling negative at the moment.. but this feels like the “have you tried yoga?” of your president started 2 wars, continues to undermine publ
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by josh_p 4mo ago
- My country's descent into fascism. - The rights of my children being legislated away. - The people that could do something about it have chosen not to. - Any time I talk about the above, I feel like I'm shouting into the void an
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by josh_p 4mo ago
It’s been very validating in this thread to see everyone questioning the massive token spend of influencers and the like. The opencode-go sub, at $10/mo, is amazing value. I’ve been using that and the assistant kagi offers for web-chat
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by josh_p 4mo ago
I was about to ask why someone would reach for CLIPS over implementing their own rules engine in the language of the rest of the application (I did this once). It’s answered on the same site. https://ryjo.codes/articles&#x2F
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by josh_p 4mo ago
I know the author specifically did not use a rules engine in their simulation because of uncertainty on how it would affect it. I do still wonder if adapting something like card forge for llm use would result in engaging gameplay with an ll
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by josh_p 4mo ago
A lot of the commenters here say they’re running Claude or other harnesses inside a VM or with various permissions and levels of access. Am I weird or missing something using pi as my regular harness with gpt models or kimi in essentially y
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by josh_p 4mo ago
- A telegram bot that messages me in the morning and afternoon with a todo list essentially. It’s connected to Google Calendar and a crude memory database (SQLite). The kids wanted me to make it sound like the character Yarnaby from Silkson
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by josh_p 4mo ago
y'know I did make an assumption there.. I want to believe my fellow HN readers know the difference.
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by josh_p 4mo ago
I have to wonder if settling on the term "AI" for these tools has caused the average person to overestimate the capabilities of them. Anyone in tech and tech-adjacent industries knows the difference and that we shouldn't be c
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by josh_p 5mo ago
Getty’s trying to acquire them pending approval from UK’s regulatory body.
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by josh_p 6mo ago
What’s the difference between the two Pro plans? Both Pro plans include the same core capabilities. The main difference is usage allowance: Pro $100 unlocks 5x higher usage than Plus (and 10x Codex usage vs. Plus for a limited time), while
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by josh_p 6mo ago
I've been pretty satisfied using oh-my-openagent (omo) on opencode with both opus-4.6 and gpt-5.4 lately. The author of omo suggests different prompting strategies for different models and goes into some detail here. https:/&#x2
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by josh_p 7mo ago
I find it difficult to believe that someone with enough technical knowledge to run a Linux desktop for business purposes in 2026 would be reliant on the MS Office suite. Other people have given plenty of technical reasons for the difficult
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by josh_p 7mo ago
thanks, mate! and you as well :D I love having kids, lot of work and all that. but it's the best thing I've done with my life so far.
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by josh_p 7mo ago
We tried with "hybrid" diapers for all three of our kids, a cloth shell with a disposable liner. They worked, but they're still a lot of extra work. We always kept disposables on hand for when we couldn't keep up. Our se
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by josh_p 9mo ago
Even if this is true, it doesn't justify breaking the interface for keyboard/mouse users. They're big enough to handle both cases.
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by josh_p 9mo ago
In this case, it isn’t a false claim. The author only needs to show up to court with a driver’s license to prove their identity. The judge would rule in favor of the author the same day if someone from Google actually bothered to show up. A
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by josh_p 10mo ago
I pay for proton. It works. I’m not as security conscious as I should be but it’s pretty much a set and forget thing aside from changing ports.
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by josh_p 10mo ago
qbittorrent is still regarded as independent and safe, I think. https://www.qbittorrent.org/ I’m still using it happily on windows/linux. Don’t forget your vpn!
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by josh_p 10mo ago
I think the GOP, the right, etc. do propaganda very well. And they’re good at spinning scandals into things their voter base wants to hear. Or just burying them in a way that makes it hard for their base to find. Even the centrist TV networ
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by josh_p 10mo ago
When you start thinking of the political elite as out of touch sociopathic aristocrats, it becomes easier to understand their behavior. Their goal is to make money and enrich their own lives at the expense of everyone else. Stephen Miller i
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by josh_p 10mo ago
Yes, and.. Each EO tests the waters a bit more with what the public and other branches will tolerate. As we’ve seen with numerous orders already, Congress and business will comply early because they think it will benefit them. Trump thinks
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by josh_p 10mo ago
Truth Social is still running ads for ivermectin. They’re going to milk this market for all it’s worth. The reason they’re still around is because they have money and the people around them keep enabling them because money.
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by josh_p 10mo ago
When I worked grocery retail when I was a teen 20ish years ago, any time a customer disputed the price of something during checkout, we’d have someone check the shelf and find the display tag. If the price was lower as the customer suggeste
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by josh_p 11mo ago
Isn’t it already well accepted that the LLM market exists in a bubble with a handful of companies artificially inflating their own values? ESH
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by josh_p 11mo ago
I hardly think a millionaire stepping away from his job is “comeuppance”. Don’t forget Epstein’s circle of rapists and rapist-enablers still had friendly communication with him long after he was convicted and known pedophile. I have doubts

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