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by randomblock1 2mo ago
It supports anything with ACP. So it can actually run Codex and Claude Code, not just the Zed Agent. Looks like omp supports ACP, so all you have to do is specify a Custom Agent in Zed and it should just work. https://omp.sh&#x2F
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by randomblock1 2mo ago
By your definition a Lamborghini is affordable, because someone can afford it. I don't think that holds up.
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by randomblock1 2mo ago
What about AMD? I'm guessing it's not supported, which is a shame, because they're better value for VRAM.
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by randomblock1 2mo ago
> Complexity cannot be deduced from the prompt alone. Let’s take an example: “evaluate the tests for the repo $GIT_REPO and improve them” can be a very simple task if you mention a personal website written in plain HTML5; or an incredibl
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by randomblock1 2mo ago
I bet they'll switch over pretty soon. They always make free users use the older models for a little bit, probably to try to push people to upgrade. You can actually use Luna without reasoning (set it to "none"). So if they w
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by randomblock1 2mo ago
I don't see why in the future this couldn't be applied to a semi-flexible backing. Probably will be fragile and hard to make but seems possible.
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by randomblock1 3mo ago
Default to 1h. Allow setting it to longer or shorter, granularly. Add /pause to mark it for eviction, for a token refund.
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by randomblock1 3mo ago
Stop thinking of them as alternatives to passwords. That is something they do, incidentally. Really, they are an alternative to normal TOTP 2FA (and shudders SMS 2FA). Those were already dependent on an app on a single device, or a passwo
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by randomblock1 3mo ago
No, there are quite a few models which are smaller, more accurate, and faster. For example Parakeet TDT v3 is half the size, way faster, and lower WER. There's also Voxstral, which is much larger but also even more accurate. But the ec
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by randomblock1 5y ago
Yes, basically. How to create your own Tailscale-like WireGuard tunnel: 1. Put WireGuard on a Pi. Create a server config. 2. Open the WireGuard port to the Internet (don't worry, it's invisible) 3. Install WireGuard elsewhere, and
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by randomblock1 5y ago
https://randomblock1.com/ I just think it's funny to see the juxtaposition of new, hand-crafted, high quality CSS & JS sites next to... let's just say "minimalist aesthetic" sites. And then there&#x2
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by randomblock1 5y ago
Same, nix seems like such a perfect solution- but it's prohibitively hard. Sure, I could use it and sink 12 hours into reading the documentation, or I could just install pyenv/nvm/etc and be done in 1 minute. Look at Python w
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by randomblock1 5y ago
Now that we don't have a dislike button, the comments are the only option.
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by randomblock1 5y ago
> I appear to be paying a lot of money for products that I could buy for cheap on random websites is starting to piss me off a bit at this point. It seems like if you bought an accessory that's just a PCB (which means excluding head