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by nsonha 9mo ago
Not sure if this is meant to be sarcastic but isn't Posthog patient zero of Sha1-Hulud 2.0?
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by nsonha 9mo ago
what's the difference between this and just exposing opencode running in colima or whatever through tailscale? I got the impression that Clawdbot adds the headless browser (does it?) and that's the value. Otherwise even "nano
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by nsonha 9mo ago
When I select my country a different text than the default "Reserve NexPhone (Direct Shipping)" appear. And the line "This is a fully refundable reservation deposit" is no longer there.
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by nsonha 9mo ago
is "from the Gatsby devs" some how supposed to help the credential? Looks like a cool framework regardless of that.
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by nsonha 9mo ago
> I have a hard time trusting what I don't understand Who doesn't? But we have to trust them anyway, otherwise everyone should get a PhD on everything. Also for people who "has a hard time trusting", they might just g
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by nsonha 10mo ago
That's obviously just an article pretending to criticise htmx
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by nsonha 10mo ago
What's agent/AI specific about this? Seems just backend-driven UI
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by nsonha 10mo ago
There are logs for accessing aws resources and if you don't see the access before you revoke it then the data is safe
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by nsonha 10mo ago
"Hashicorp, an IBM company" Common sense would be IBM mandating that branding, as opposed to Hashicorp.
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by nsonha 10mo ago
jj is a different topic. As for worktree, jj or git, it has become the defacto way to work on multiple branches in paralell, using AI. Unlike the non AI workflow where you don't switch often, working with AI involves more branches that
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by nsonha 11mo ago
Does not take any coding ability configue it. Out of the box you can search for any setting and even if you edit the json config directly you get autocomplete.
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by nsonha 11mo ago
are they regulated under gambling laws? Sounds like fraud to me.
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by nsonha 11mo ago
> they have just re-invented Firefox Focus exactly what's the problem with re-inventing? And they didn't reinvent anything, they pick an under-utilised engine. This is not yet another firefox (or chromium) fork.
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by nsonha 11mo ago
> giving the LLM more capability to generate user interfaces This is not dissimilar to the argument that "MCP needs not exist, just tell llm to run commands and curl". Well, llm can do those, and generate user interfaces. It&#x
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by nsonha 11mo ago
I don't think the reasoning level is what makes it for me. I am treating this as a search engine. I want the thing to fetch/read from index as many pages as possible. Either that or as many agentic tool calls as needed. That takes
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by nsonha 11mo ago
more like chat(gpt) for files or NotebookLM for files. "Cursor for X" is usually a maker tool and not a chat/query/info management tool.
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by nsonha 11mo ago
I use perplexity a lot and pretty much exclusively with "deep research" on. Is this on the same level? Because Perplexity often take more than a minute, and this is only 20 secs.
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by nsonha 11mo ago
I'm suprised that corporate software has not picked up deno for these reasons.
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by nsonha 11mo ago
> do we ever? We have AI to sort them so it will payoff, or already does.
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by nsonha 11mo ago
Also he always sounds like "I know this will not work". Dude are you a researcher? You're supposed to experiment and follow the results. That's what separates you from oracles and freaking philosophers or whatever.
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by nsonha 11mo ago
That's a PR description. Commit messages describing why is pretty annoying and useless.
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by nsonha 1y ago
Huh? Please post the definitely proof you know to exist. Because it doesn't and that's one of the accusation toward the CCP, that they covered it up. It's funny that when the Israel government posted some photos of the Oct 7
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by nsonha 1y ago
Google Maps, GPS, the Internet etc being free are surely just a CIA plan to take over the world
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by nsonha 1y ago
> that Google is just better at this kind of thing That might be true but Siri sucks so bad it doesn't matter. It uses GPT but the quality is OSS models' level.
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by nsonha 1y ago
> because knowing what connects to what, dependencies, etc. means nothing without business context. AI will never know the why behind the architecture since when has coding become so trivial that things are only useful if it helps with t
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by nsonha 1y ago
I wonder if there are similar projects like this but built on top of something like the cline sdk, opencode or acp?
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by nsonha 1y ago
it reads to me as "discrimination toward Chinese and Indians in Malaysia". It's an Islamic nation, one of the nicer ones to be fair.
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by nsonha 1y ago
I've always asumed it wasn't a good enough OS just from the consumer news articles I read, was a freshman at the time. What was technically remarkable about it?
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by nsonha 1y ago
Coincident with the launch of skypilot
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by nsonha 1y ago
yes Nokia had years to come up with a better OS and they didn't. Even Samsung failed at this endeavor years later.

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