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7mo ago
I've built 4 different fan controllers for my companies' embedded board so far. We work in very hot greenhouses, so fans (and peltiers) are essential. And proper thermal sensors. I check 4 different ones. Esp. needed is also a hum
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7mo ago
Not unblocked but unprompted: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1sd26pWhfmg Great talk.
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7mo ago
Collabora is not banned from contributions. It's banned from the board, because of a lawsuit between those two. What the lawsuit is about would be interesting.
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7mo ago
TDF cites a lawsuit between TDF and Collabora, causing all Collabora employees being removed from the TDF board (not community). Which makes sense. https://blog.documentfoundation.org/blog/2026/04/01/comm
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7mo ago
Nonsense. Claude did find this CVE and hundreds of similar Linux CVE's, plus it did the complete writeup and the reproducer. The Linux bugs are more worrying. His backlog is hundreds of yet unreported zero days. He did a talk at unbloc
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7mo ago
Because some maintainers are hysterical
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7mo ago
Not really. This guy expresses my feelings: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxB4M3GlcWQ I also prefer codex over claude. But opencode is best. If you can use a good model. We can via Github Business Subscription.
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7mo ago
Does that mean they are now finally a bit faster than llama.cpp? Cannot believe that.
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7mo ago
Thanks, didn't knew that.
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7mo ago
Still using linked lists as std::unordered_map. So it won't fly, but keeps ptr stability.
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7mo ago
Not really comprehesive. Doesn't include my favorite https://github.com/greg7mdp/parallel-hashmap which adds thread-safety to performance.
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7mo ago
Because that's xda-developers, ie talking to noobs who are not able to enable ntsync by themselves.
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7mo ago
.md is the future. I've compiled the worst word docs to markdown and then pdf, and suddenly it looks as great as TeX
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7mo ago
Regarding skills: just symlink them. Since opencode and codex share .agents/skills use that for the others also. Just the hooks and mcp integrations are still proprietary. codex needs a config.toml setting, but then you can use eg saf
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7mo ago
So you are ignoring our well beloved NDEBUG? :) Our idea of declare (optimize (speed 3) (safety 0))
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7mo ago
Does the HN title make any sense? What should the "by founding companies" mean?
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7mo ago
Drew is getting unbearable.
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7mo ago
Didnt know about disown. Great, no more nohup
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7mo ago
Really? So far I never reached codex limits, but every single day my Claude limits. And quality-wise codex is beating Claude already
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7mo ago
That's good, because the 3 cases of biological men competeting at women Olympics were scandalous. The runner Caster Semenya, and the two boxers, Algerian Imane Khelif and Lin Yu-Ting of Taiwan. They were all just women by law. Not tra
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7mo ago
I've rechecked, you were right. Radiation deaths after the bombing were neglectable though. 3000 more cancer deaths, leukemia.
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7mo ago
> Japan did not surrender after the Tokyo raid in March 1945 which killed more people than the individual bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Wrong. Hiroshima and Nagasaki killed way more people than the Tokyo firebombing 250.000 and 110
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7mo ago
She's at yasp since Nov 25. Probably earning much more than at Shopify, and can do AI
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7mo ago
Every professional psychiatrist and doctor
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7mo ago
Because perl5 Types::Standard went the broken python way of type hints. cperl types worked, and actually made it faster.
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7mo ago
Terrible advice. Really. Most the the business I do is rewriting old working python prototypes to C++. Python sucks, is slow and leaks. The new C++ code does not leak, meets our performance requirements, processes items instead of 36 hour i
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7mo ago
Please, everybody knows this already. It only helps against pain. It's structurally equivalent to one part of chemotherapy.
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7mo ago
Or just replace sudo-rs with sudo. Opinionated security tools maintainers rarely get it right.
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7mo ago
But you still can use the superior experience of opencode, the best agent, and Opus, the best model, via the standard opencode github model selection. But right now I'm not so sure anymore, if gpt-5.4 got actually better than opus-4.6
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7mo ago
That's my favorite CLI agent, over codex, claude, copilot and qwen-code. It has beautified markdown output, much more subagents, and access to free models. Unlike claude and codex. Best is opencode with GitHub opus 4.6, but the fun onl
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