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kordlessagain
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kordlessagain
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Grok runs tools stupid fast, just about as fast as Antigravity, running Gemini 3.5 Flash.
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If you want to sandbox agents, I've build something to do that: https://github.com/deepbluedynamics/nemesis8
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Meta Now Lets Anyone Use Your Instagram Photos in AI Images–Unless You Opt Out
(wired.com)
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Meta's Teen Safety Case Just Became a $1.4T Existential Threat
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I've been working on Hyperia, which is very similar: https://github.com/deepbluedynamics/hyperia . Hyperia is a fork of Hyper Terminal. Both are open source. Competition is good for this space, I think, especially
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The bowline has two variants, one being the cowboy version, which has the working bitter end on the outside of the loop, the "normal" bowline will have it on the inside of the loop. To tie a bowline, make a loop in the working bit
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I've had good success using a local model for preprocessing (tag extraction) and tuning the search parameters (hybrid search).
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This Device Doesn't Make Sense (Sickos) [video]
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Just watch the Sickos channel if you want feel good vibes. Forest shreds.
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Sounds like a problem with promoting the drafter.
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Hyperia 0.15.20 released: Terminals for Agents and Humans
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Continuing to plug on this. Let me know if you have any issues you need squishing. Been testing mostly on Windows, but could use some Q&A on Mac and Linux. Will update the video on the website sometime this weekend. Build on!
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Dogfood everything, all the time.
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I bake MCP tools into everything now, including doing screenshots. Any LLM can run just about every function, including resizing the window. I just watched Fabel 5 do a full usability test on a new project, copying the release cycle for my
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Well, that's a revenue hit for sure for Anthropic.
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I'm working on Hyperia and it has full agentic control of a webpane (Electron based) for doing crazy things with it: https://github.com/deepbluedynamics/hyperia . Uses an agent container orchestrator as well, which
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I'm 6'7". I absolutely hate bending over to unload the dishwasher. When I open a dishwasher, it should slide out and lift itself to cabinet height. And it should just hold an entire bottle of detergent so I don't have to
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I built a terminal that is also an agent comms system. Way back when Claude Code first came out I hacked together something to get two of them talking to each other and inserting text and reading from each others respective TTYs, and it was
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5 years ago, I would agree with you. But when you go ALL IN on LLM development, and use annealing with multi-agent harnesses, these issues disappear. One caveat: I build everything off other things that originated with my own hand written c
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I've been coding solutions against each. I'm currently having issues extracting progress from the current Podman on my TUI build pane, but now switching versions to see if it addresses it and continue working the issue. I have zer
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Original co-founder and CEO of Loggly here. Since Covid, with some fits and starts, I've been soloing on a whole fleet of agentic services to help unbundle what makes an LLM agentic (or any type of model for that matter). All is open s
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Run it in a container under Opencode. It works great, and I even upgraded to their pro plan (~$60/month). If you want it in a container, there's info in my profile under my projects. That code is entirely open source, and it'
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Let's build a new one! We have the technology.
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Anthropic's Sonnet 5 system card says more about the future of AI than benches
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Thanks! I'm a nerd, for sure. I've built an SDR radio stack to integrate with a single pane navigation and chart plotting app I'm building for my new company. You use the radio to talk to the local agent (I just finished a su
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Ask HN: What will you work on when Fable 5 comes back online today?
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I've had "servers" or a "homelab" at home for de3cades. I stopped a while ago when I burned out. About 4 month ago, I bought a new motherboard and graphics card for my desktop and dropped the old ones into a $70 cas
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To write distillation code, for one thing.
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Good to know. Thanks for the research!
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I think it would be good not to suggest someone run a new Chinese agent on their bare metal. When I posted the comment I was both the first commentor as well as the first person to upvote the submission. That matters. My name is ALSO on the
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