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by rurban 3mo ago
You have to replace www. with old. Then it works. When I submitted the very same link, HN replaced the good old prefix with the bad prefix www.
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by rurban 3mo ago
Cannot recommend icecream, way too slow. But the use case of logging shines with realtime systems, or concurrent apps. You won't be able to efficiently debug them without logging. I live in my debugger, but logging is mandatory for the
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by rurban 3mo ago
Exactly. My AI used to tell me some human costs of work for this feature. Like 2 months. I told start doing it, and it finished within 2 hours. Insane
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by rurban 3mo ago
Double space. Go from 42 bit to 46 bit and you get the same. Still wondering about the dynamic binary search. A static search can be faster, even on an AVR
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by rurban 3mo ago
But they sold xvid decoders already for the last 20 years. Every Chinese dvd players could play xvid already. Just not >1 b-frames
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by rurban 3mo ago
Is Wales really writing kids as kit? Happens 3 times in the article
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by rurban 3mo ago
Of course, after the third day of a month usually. And then we spend the last percentages of our budget at the very last day of the month. It was a joke. That why we bought OpenAI for business. All that, what's in the article is worthl
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by rurban 3mo ago
We'll probably use it, but for images. Qwen is still the best for images
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by rurban 3mo ago
Texas? They'll rather call for the military to protect their "freedoms" (of calling arbitrary court decisions).
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by rurban 3mo ago
A big blow to the Texas hosting industry. Some of the world's largest hosting sites are in Texas. They'll likely move out to more liberal states.
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by rurban 3mo ago
Those yes, Eytzinger not. On normal sized data Eytzinger is worse than sorted.
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by rurban 3mo ago
Yup, mixed it up with the I-10. That's the widest road/band on earth. Much easier to see than the Chinese wall. https://supercarblondie.com/widest-highway-in-the-world-hous...
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by rurban 3mo ago
Every civil engineer would find non-square grids stupid and expensive. Biology and maths may find hexagons better, but everyone else not.
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by rurban 3mo ago
Well, they would see the I-35 out of Houston, but that would show them no sign of intelligence. Just signs of corruption
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by rurban 3mo ago
You could take a bike, an ebike, a car, or public transport nowadays. Not middle ages anymore
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by rurban 3mo ago
Yes, I have the same. Then I have to clear memory and adjust AGENTS.md (symlinked to CLAUDE.md). Or delete the work. Happens rarely though. Like 5%. In very rare cases it insists to being wrong. Then I have to switch models.
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by rurban 3mo ago
Exact the same bullpoints and trade offs I am facing. More code, faster, more bugs, esp. more security bugs. Part of the more bugs is that the tools find much more bugs and write much better tests than before with only fuzzing disturbing ou
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Andreas Kirsch: DeepMind reportedly sold to Google on conditions(twitter.com)
3 points by rurban 3mo ago|0 comments
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by rurban 3mo ago
GLM5.2 and Deepseek V4 Pro. Kimi-2.7 not really, 2.8 maybe. It's good, but keeps destroying my git commits. And by far not as good as the others
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by rurban 3mo ago
Nowadays we already do have 2 open models as frontier. It's not the big 2 alone anymore
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by rurban 3mo ago
No, there is a single canon. Proper media is able to use proper names. This was not on. Esp. in this case with Wang having a special meaning in China.
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by rurban 3mo ago
Is Elton John east Asian? He isn't
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by rurban 3mo ago
It's Wang Hong, my god. Cannot they still don't write proper Chinese names?
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by rurban 3mo ago
I used esbmc, and it was better than cbmc. I also used it in 8/16 bit firmware, because there is where it shines. Small and easy to verify. The libraries were bad, yes, so I had to fix it. No big deal. The device has to run for years w
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by rurban 3mo ago
He obviously got hacked by some Indonesian gaming site
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by rurban 3mo ago
There was no abuse and bad attitude. He was telling the truth about Linux hypervisors. And it got worse since then. Then they talked Xen, which at least has a security boundary. Now everybody switched to kvm with none. Only speed matters, s
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by rurban 3mo ago
Oh-my-pi has more tools than claude and opencode, and uses them much more efficiently. my favorites are /collab and the gortex mcp
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by rurban 3mo ago
GPT-OSS was by far the worst local model in 2026. I have the luxury of plenty of H100's to try them, and Gpt-oss was atrocious with a coding agent. Gemma4 and Deepseek 4 are the best for coding, Qwen for images.
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by rurban 3mo ago
Quite the opposite is true. The agent and the harness is more important than the model on normal tasks. Just for extremely deep problems Fable 5/... are needed. I'm using oh-my-pi with gortex MCP, context7 and LSP servers. Plus to
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by rurban 3mo ago
It's doing a tenth of the work, ignoring unicode. Locale Latin1, not much more. No more ws delims than ASCII, no word boundaries.

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