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by nopurpose 5mo ago
Do you use anything to orcheatrate multiple agent pitted against each other (coder, reviewer, tester, etc)?
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by nopurpose 5mo ago
How would one create custom tools for it? opencode offers TS SDK for it, but with rust it will be something more heavyweight like gRPC bridge (similar to how terrafoem providers work).
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by nopurpose 5mo ago
> 5% would already be well within the margin of difference for separate identical clean installations of windows on the same hardware. what is the source of this non-determinism?
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by nopurpose 5mo ago
Did you evaluate other projects, like openspec, before deciding on spec-kit?
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by nopurpose 5mo ago
Feels like it can be solved wirh even more AI: adverserial models reviewing and testing work performed by main model. Actually I am curikus to try somwthing like that myself. Is there an existing orchestrating engine (or single agent) which
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by nopurpose 5mo ago
Ultra-optimized HW-specific engines is what Mojo lang seems to be targeting, but I rarely hear about it here.
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by nopurpose 5mo ago
1670 on Netflix was hilarious
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by nopurpose 5mo ago
old sysadmin trick: create large file on a disk and in a dire situation when DB runs out of space delete it.
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by nopurpose 6mo ago
My layman question is why plastic cant be painted? Case temperatures are not that high and there are no plastic parts rubbbing.
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by nopurpose 6mo ago
Recent example I looked at: https://github.com/nilskch/zed-jj-lsp , which downloads jj-lsp if not found in the system. I have seen other extensions doing similar for convenience, but can't remember names to give co
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by nopurpose 6mo ago
There was a story how similar initiative for a courts decisions scraping was shut off.
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by nopurpose 6mo ago
Weren't there reports that quality decreased when using non-CC harnesses too? Nothing in blog post can explain that.
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by nopurpose 6mo ago
From the linked blog post: > The standard price for a GB of egress from a cloud provider is 10x what you pay racking a server in a normal data center. From the exe.dev pricing page: > additional data transfer $0.07/GB/month
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by nopurpose 6mo ago
It amazes me how entertaining Raymond's writing on most mundane aspects of computing often is.
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by nopurpose 6mo ago
same thing with io_uring zero copy in my limited testing: buffer usage accounting is not free and copying memory makes things drastically simpler.
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by nopurpose 6mo ago
whitelisting `gh` args should solve it. Event opencode's primitive permission system allows that.
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by nopurpose 6mo ago
It allows avoiding allocations, but it doesn't allow using serialised data as a backing memory for an in-language type. Protobuf varints have to be decoded and written out somewhere. They cannot be lazily decoded efficiently either: or
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by nopurpose 6mo ago
I agree that sandboxing whole agent is inadequate: I am fine sharing my github creds with the gh CLI, but not with the npm. More granular sunboxing and permission is what I'd like to see and this project seems interesting enough to hav
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by nopurpose 6mo ago
True zero-copy is not achievable with Protobuf, you need something like FlatBuffers for that. What is presented here is more like a zero-allocations.
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by nopurpose 6mo ago
is there a risk that domain renew fee will skyrocket, because cost of change it for you now even higher?
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by nopurpose 6mo ago
> Last year, we rolled out a new service that changed how data is placed across Magic Pocket. The change reduced write amplification for background writes, so each write triggered fewer backend storage operations. But it also had an unin
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by nopurpose 6mo ago
Reduce quality? Like quantizing models or context cache
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by nopurpose 6mo ago
How is compute shortage to satisfy demand manifested? Obviously they never close sign-ups, so only option is to extended queues? But if demand grows like crazy, then queues should get longer, yet my pro claude plan seems snappy with only
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by nopurpose 7mo ago
They dont store original timezone
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by nopurpose 7mo ago
Many years ago when reading Redis code I saw the same pattern: they pass around simple pointer to data, but there is a fixed length metadata just before that.
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by nopurpose 7mo ago
Claude Code subscription is still usable, but requires plugin like https://github.com/griffinmartin/opencode-claude-auth
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Little Snitch, a macOS personal firewall(obdev.at)
1 points by nopurpose 7mo ago|0 comments
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by nopurpose 7mo ago
I remember listening to Oxide & Friends (or it was On the Metal?) podcast few years ago and had an impression they wrote their own training code.
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by nopurpose 7mo ago
Not a user, but in what sense they are getting wiped on the flor? 4th place on llmarena looks solid: https://huggingface.co/spaces/lmarena-ai/arena-leaderboard
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A TUI Git client inspired by Magit(terminaltrove.com)
2 points by nopurpose 7mo ago|0 comments

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