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Our cognition evolves over time. That article was written when the Rabbit R1 presentation video was first released, I saw it and immediately reflect my thoughts on my blog. At that time, nobody had the actual product, let alone any idea how
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OpenClaw is changing my life
(reorx.com)
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Show HN: Vibefs – A file preview server for remote vibe coding
(github.com)
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8mo ago
To be honest, I do not quite understand the author's point. If he believes that agentic coding or AI has negative impact on being a thinker, or prevent him from thinking critically, he can simply stop using them. Why blame these tools
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9mo ago
I realized that this would be a super helpful service if we could build a Stack Overflow for AI. It wouldn't be like the old Stack Overflow where humans create questions and other humans answer them. Instead, AI agents would share thei
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9mo ago
RIP Moltbot, though you were not liked by most people
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9mo ago
Agreed, he really should learn from how Pavel Durov responded to France after he was treated unfairly by French police.
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9mo ago
Reminds me of what France did to Telegram, but Pavel Durov has obviously made a much better statement
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9mo ago
Claude Code subscription is called for a reason, it's not Anthropic API subscription… And Claude Code Pro is also similar to ChatGPT Pro, being used in a TUI does not mean it is equivalent to an API.
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9mo ago
> And every second I spend trying to do fun free things for the community like this is a second I'm not spending trying to turn the business around and make sure the people who are still here are getting their paychecks every month.
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9mo ago
From a basic feature perspective? Sure, they work. But the original Activité is incomparable by design, it’s the only one I really loved. Once my original broke and I realized they weren't making that specific design anymore, I just lo
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9mo ago
Just pre ordered one. It reminds me of my first and favorite smartwatch - Withings Activité. Sadly, that one broke after 2 or 3 years, and since then I haven't found a smartwatch I'm willing to wear daily. My Apple Watch is now st
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10mo ago
same idea here
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10mo ago
The only thing shown of the UI is a screenshot of the launcher, I still don't understand how the system looks or feels to use. Besides, the entire launch video is too tedious and flashy. It's quite sarcastic of them to claim they
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10mo ago
I wonder if Nix has similar tools, as it is famous for declarative system management, which is quite suitable for server provisioning.
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10mo ago
True, it's as if embedding and vector search have just come out
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10mo ago
microlink's cards [1] I discovered years ago has similar functionality, and microlink itself [2] is much more sophisticated on leveraging a headless chrome. [1]: https://github.com/microlinkhq/cards [2]: https:&#
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10mo ago
Such a great collection! I wonder how it was achieved, definitely not by LLM, was it?
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10mo ago
Refreshing and delightful! I know how the home page looks doesn't reflect the programming itself, but this design really makes me want to try Ruby again :)
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10mo ago
.world domain is a perfectly fit for this project, love to see more power brokers' profile joining this Jmail world
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10mo ago
I don't even know what Graphite is. I hope acquisition announcements like this assume the reader has no prior knowledge of what is being acquired
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Looki - Wearable device that records your life
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> Preview workflows are clunky. Draft modes, toolbar toggles, account requirements just to see what your content looks like before it goes live. Having to add data attributes everywhere to connect front ends with backend fields feels unn
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10mo ago
Reminds me of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45458455 In the AI era, the rec file seems to be a great choice for formatting text that will be feed into LLMs. Imagine converting an HTML table into a RAG file, the conte
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Great answer! I was always confused about how CRDTs were transferred. Like you said, existing implementations often come with their own in-house networking solutions. Now it's totally clear, since CRDTs are only about data, it's n
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10mo ago
https://django-ninja.dev/ should be mentioned in this discussion, it's the best thing happen to my 12 years Django career
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You just made it clear to me why I felt not resonated and a bit uncomfortable reading that article, despite I thought I should be. Because what I want to see is something straight like "fuck you Apple", not a begging and emphasis
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This is not surprising, rather, it's the 100% figure that makes me skeptical. In fact, the intelligence level of ordinary people isn't that high, and AI can indeed surpass it. Otherwise, why would we use it?
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This article reminds me of the days before LLMs ruled the world, when the word "agent" was most commonly used in the DevOps area, representing the program that ran on a remote machine to execute dispatched jobs or send metrics. No
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If I were the person at Apple in charge of this kind of matter, I would ignore this case, just as I do for other regular people. Everyone should be equally not cared for by Apple. That's how Apple sucks in a way I can accept myself sti
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