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rcarmo
3mo ago
I find it fascinating that I submitted this yesterday and it failed to get any traction then - is it the AI spam that has turned submitting stuff less visible?
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Jurassic Park computers in excruciating detail
(fabiensanglard.net)
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3mo ago
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3mo ago
Still doing https://rcarmo.github.io/projects/piclaw (which is my main “IDE” now), ended up forking https://github.com/rcarmo/tau-prime to have something I could run on my iPad (and on the Mac, wi
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rcarmo
3mo ago
well, I created https://github.com/rcarmo/piclaw , and as a result of that I have several permanently running agents and entirely too many projects going at once. That's _my_ "messing with AI"...
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rcarmo
3mo ago
I have a checklist to go _back_ to reading 30-odd books a year, and right now the top 5 items are: 1. Stop messing about with AI 2. Stop doomscrolling/interacting on social networks (HN is within my 15m allocation) 3. Stop watching _an
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rcarmo
3mo ago
Actually, not really. The vocabulary is sophisticated, but there isn’t a single “the honest value” or A bunch of itemized bold fluff.
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3mo ago
This is a thing of beauty, no matter what the general feeling in the comments seems to be against LISP. And yeah, you can do it in JS/TS/Python/etc., but somehow it doesn’t feel as elegant.
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rcarmo
3mo ago
Very nice, but needs pi.dev / rcarmo/piclaw support :)
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My AI Model Tier List for Mid-2026
(taoofmac.com)
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3mo ago
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The Return of Shelf
(taoofmac.com)
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AI as a weapon of mass cognitive destruction
(taoofmac.com)
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rcarmo
3mo ago
This is pretty much what I did, except that since I use Proxmox I used that to manage the volumes and then just did a pass-through mount to an LXC that runs Samba - that way I get a decent, simple GUI to monitor and manage volumes and can d
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3mo ago
People overestimate what LLMs can see vs what they tell you they can “see”
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3mo ago
Funny to see it took the same IR approach as I did with https://github.com/rcarmo/go-joker - although I did it somewhat based on the .NET IR and this seems a bit more AI-ish.
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rcarmo
3mo ago
Yes, but automatically generated content doesn’t need to do that - like I wrote in another comment, my agents know how to check bounding boxes.
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3mo ago
That’s probably because you have (or implicitly created) a skill that does that. My agents know how to check bounding boxes.
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3mo ago
People want to generate corporate content. For years now, it comes and goes.
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3mo ago
AI has zero need to see the renders (you are just wasting tokens) and that is why I built the Go version - I patched a lot of the PPTX code in my MCP server, as it happens.
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rcarmo
3mo ago
Nice, but I don't see a lot of ECMA 376 test cases. Both https://github.com/rcarmo/python-office-mcp-server and https://github.com/rcarmo/go-ooxml are ECMA 376 compliant (I made sure), becaus
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3mo ago
Nope. If you use pi and its extremely minimal harness you can see a _lot_ of difference in models.
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VapourDeck
(spritesmods.com)
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3mo ago
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3mo ago
Yep. I spotted the same thing in piclaw (which relies on the pi runtime) but did not have time/energy to do a lot about it—and fable does the same, as far as I can tell, with one out of five or six edits failing. But I prefer OpenAI mo
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Notes for June 28 – July 4
(taoofmac.com)
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3mo ago
Years of regular use here, has been great even before I started using it as an agent tool.
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Release PiClaw v2.8.0 – Lost in Translation
(github.com)
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As someone who also works for a US company with very large EU customers and partners I can attest this is completely true. Most European people on HN seem to be in the startup/SME space, so this won’t resonate, but the key point is tha
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3mo ago
I like the idea, but without a cross-platform OSS browser it’s hard to consider adopting it (and I am primarily a Mac/iOS user…)
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3mo ago
We could fix a lot of this by just making sure .local (which is used in Bonjour/mDNS) could coexist sanely in mixed resolver environments _and_ could support subdomains. I built https://rcarmo.github.io/projects/md
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Notes for June 21-28
(taoofmac.com)
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4mo ago
Why isn’t there a black bar at the top of HN yet?
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