linzhangrun

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by linzhangrun 4mo ago
I think it is more like a post-training issue. DeepSeek is cheap enough for heavy token use, so it fits Hermes very well.
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by linzhangrun 4mo ago
nice!
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by linzhangrun 4mo ago
production-grade interpreters are always full of dirty works.
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Ask HN: Which cheap Chinese LLM are you using?
18 points by linzhangrun 4mo ago|9 comments
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Ask HN: What coding agents are you using?
8 points by linzhangrun 4mo ago|14 comments
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by linzhangrun 4mo ago
Maybe it is very suitable for some scenarios like autonomous driving, where reaction speed matters a lot, if they can find a way to put the hardware into a car at an acceptable cost. Maybe this is not impossible, because the hardware cost o
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by linzhangrun 4mo ago
Semantic inflation.
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Show HN: Get v2.0(github.com)
3 points by linzhangrun 5mo ago|0 comments
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by linzhangrun 5mo ago
Lenovo's Fn+Q does not work on Fedora. Gemini resolved this by fixing the Lenovo driver code, recompiling, and deploying it.
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by linzhangrun 5mo ago
Absolutely not, OpenAI is not an organization they can "control."
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by linzhangrun 5mo ago
Yes, use VPN; they are the main clients
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by linzhangrun 5mo ago
there already is a open-sourced deepseek-tui coding agent. besides, you can always connect to opencode.
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by linzhangrun 6mo ago
Strangely, my experience using DeepSeek V4 Pro on OpenCode has been absolutely awful. I switched back to GPT-5.3-CodeX as the execution model.
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Fedora 44(fedoraproject.org)
5 points by linzhangrun 6mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Get – get anything from your computer(github.com)
1 points by linzhangrun 6mo ago|0 comments