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Ask HN: Does Window's "Set Time Automatically" feature require the correct time?
2 points by scosman 7mo ago|1 comments
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by scosman 7mo ago
Is there a way to view IG pages without logging in? I would love to delete the app and setup privacy redirect.
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by scosman 7mo ago
> Where it breaks down is any task where you discover the requirements during implementation Often you can find these during design. Design phases felt like a waste of time when you could just start coding and find the issues as you go.
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by scosman 7mo ago
I opened a startup's page the other day, and their streaming demo video was 550mb
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Vibe Crafting: spec and test-driven agent development(github.com)
2 points by scosman 7mo ago|0 comments
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by scosman 7mo ago
update: I did a standard openclaw install in docker and it works great. Their docs are confusing. It read like the gateway is in docker, and you'll need a connected computer. However the gateway can run agents/web_search/etc.
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by scosman 7mo ago
right? From what I can tell it really needs MacOS, so alts are really parallel implementations (nanoClaw, etc).
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by scosman 7mo ago
What's the best "docker with openclaw" currently available? I have my own computers to run it on (I don't need a server). I want to play around, but containerized to avoid the security risk of MacOS app. There seem to be
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by scosman 7mo ago
That's exactly what it does -- the bash commands are passed into the containers. It also manages container lifecycle (starting on first request, cleanup on connection shutdown). If you're using an agent tool that already includes
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by scosman 7mo ago
very roughly: not that bad but not zero. I see docker taking a continuous 1/2% CPU on MacOS when running its host, where sandbox-exec or containers on linux are zero unless used. If you prefer containers, use containers.
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by scosman 7mo ago
I have sandbox-exec setup for Claude like you suggest, but I’m not sure every CLI supports it? Claude only added it a month or two ago. A wrapper CLI that allows any command to be sandboxed is pretty appealing (Claude config was not trivial
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by scosman 7mo ago
Apple APIs yes. But there’s also an overhead when running containers like docker on Mac (and windows). Only Linux has near-zero overhead.
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by scosman 7mo ago
Read as PyPi and almost had heart attack
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by scosman 7mo ago
from != for. You can't just use someone else's trademark in your product name, especially when related to it. Re:youtube - you link to several videos in the section "Why TanStack Start". Looking closer, they are actually
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by scosman 7mo ago
Bear is my fav answer to this. It's mostly "just markdown", but great design. Nice Apple cloud sync integration. Just the right touch of formatting ("# Header" renders bigger and hash is grey, but still markdown, ta
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by scosman 7mo ago
This isn't from the TanStack creators, despite using their name (see footer disclaimer). They are pitching this as a launch (first 20 buyers get a discount!), but their YouTube review videos are 5 months old with 67k views (looks like
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by scosman 7mo ago
Yeah I mention that in the question. Might still be valid for closed source projects (probably is). I think courts would need to weigh in on the open source side. There’s legal precedent is that you can use a derived work to generate a new
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by scosman 7mo ago
The courts decided that wasn’t true for IBM, Java and many other cases. API typography describes functionality, which isn’t copyrightable (IANAL).
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by scosman 7mo ago
Governance change or refactoring don’t give you a right to relicense someone else’s work. It needs to be a whole new work, which you own the copyright to.
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by scosman 7mo ago
Sounds like they didn’t build a proper clean room setup: the agent writing the code could see the original code. Question: if they had built one using AI teams in both “rooms”, one writing a spec the other implementing, would that be fine?
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by scosman 7mo ago
I’m a big fan of whisperKit for this, and they just added TTS. Great because they support features like speaker diarization (“who spoke when”) and custom dictionaries. Here’s a load test where they run 4 models in realtime on same device: -
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by scosman 7mo ago
Missing detail about DMCA here is that you can file a counter-notice. You can reply and say "this is fair use" or "I own this", and the service provider will 1) forward the notice, 2) restore the content unless the claim
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by scosman 7mo ago
This is a monitor, not a laptop. I pretty much set it down and never moved it again. In my case, a glossy glass screen is ideal.
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by scosman 7mo ago
Why rip off Apple design so much here (see homescreen image). Seems like a lot of unnecessary effort. Plus it’s not done well enough so instead of looking like itself, it looks like a bad ripoff.
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by scosman 7mo ago
Thanks for your awesome work. Never thought I’d switch to a terminal without cmd-f, but ghostty made it worth it. Can’t wait for v1.3!
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by scosman 8mo ago
The sandboxing options are set when you connect the MCP to the agent, not by the agent passing params about its own sandbox. There’s a misconception about the right security boundary for agents. The agent code needs secrets (API keys, promp
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by scosman 8mo ago
Shell over MCP, with multiple options for sandbox. Includes Docker, Podman, Modal, E2B, and WASM: https://github.com/Kiln-AI/Kilntainers Can run anything from a busybox in WASM to a full cloud VM. Agent just sees a she
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by scosman 8mo ago
I’m also getting “saw you on GitHub” spam from voice.ai And they are using a different domain for the emails so the spam markers don’t hit their primary domain.
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by scosman 8mo ago
Agreed. Join me in double-dash em proximates. Shows you manually typed it out with total disregard token count and technical correctness.
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by scosman 8mo ago
checked from desktop: WASM container!

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