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8mo ago
How is this running the vm/container? Cloud or something like container2wasm? Kinda cool I’m on my phone, on an alpine terminal, and genuinely need to ask if it’s running in the browser.
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8mo ago
This looks amazing. I’ve been wanting virtualization.framework micro VMs for months! Docker is fine, but the overhead isn’t ideal. I like the defaults (ephemeral, network off). Any thoughts on adding host-mapped directories? I have a MCP se
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8mo ago
It’s llama 3.1 8B. No vision, not smart. It’s just a technical demo.
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Show HN: Give Agents Isolated Linux Sandboxes via MCP [Kilntainers]
(github.com)
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8mo ago
note: they jumped from 18 to 26 to align to the year.
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Earlier today I asked ChatGPT if my car keys had and proximity sensing features I could use to find them (ends up they were in the couch). It said yes! Since the car unlocks when I touch the door handle with the keys nearby, just walk aroun
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8mo ago
Yeah is this cerebras/groq speed, or I just skip the queue?
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8mo ago
Yes! If you’re lucky enough to be writing a library you are in good shape. Swift did things right. I have UI and UI tests and xcodebuild is my nemesis.
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8mo ago
All of this could be avoided if their CLIs worked reliably and well. Instead the randomly fail (you fix them by running the same task from Xcode), and output 5k lines of useless unstructured output (tools like xcbeautify try to help but it’
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8mo ago
It's great to have the option to optimize for different models, but I'm not going to on 99% of projects. And a good chunk of the agent docs are model agnostic (how to run linter, test libraries/practices). It's cool to h
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8mo ago
I make a project for evals and fine-tuning and our default example task is a joke generator. It's a fun demo, but more importantly it's a really good use case to show how evaluating and optimizing LLMs is hard. - There are a dozen
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9mo ago
Kiln wraps up all the parts in on app. Just drag and drop in files. You can easily compare different configs on your dataset: extraction methods, embedding model, search method (BM25, hybrid, vector), etc. It uses LanceDB and has dozens of
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GLM-Image
(huggingface.co)
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9mo ago
SendGrid phishing emails are some of the best phishing emails. I get emails that there's elevated error rates on an API (`/v1/send`). Looks very legit, good design, reasonable call to action, some urgency which makes me want
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9mo ago
Exercising can help. It's not bad advice or inappropriate to suggest it. People shouldn't suggest it as if it's a cure all and certainly shouldn't suggest you just need to buck up, but the study is showing it can really
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> It’s a bit strange how anecdotes have become acceptable fuel for 1000 comment technical debates. Progress is so fast right now anecdotes are sometimes more interesting than proper benchmarks. "Wow it can do impressive thing X"
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Flappy Bird clone that uses folding phone as the controller
(twitter.com)
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If anyone hasn't already seen Bartosz's mechanical watch animations, they are also amazing: https://ciechanow.ski/mechanical-watch/
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10mo ago
This also leads to the unreasonable effectiveness of LLMs. The models are good because they have thousands of years of humans trying to capture every idea as text. Engineering, math, news, literature, and even art/craftmanship. You nam
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Show HN: CLI to share secrets using one-time public keys
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Looks great for opengraph images.
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Just keep the tv offline. Alternatively block it from the internet at the router, or connect to a LAN-only subnet. Keeps the benefits of local AirPlay, Chromecast, and HomeKit without being able to phone home.
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Tested: Budget 5K Monitor for macOS
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10mo ago
roughly, much better: https://www.swebench.com
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10mo ago
Sonos is a software company with a history of pushing bad updates. But Framework sounds great.
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Offline smart TVs are great. As long as they support wake over CEC, they are close enough to a dumb display connected to an Apple TV. I let my latest LG TV on the network, but block internet access at the router. HomeKit integration (Siri t
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10mo ago
Houses with rads don’t have ducts or registers. There’s a whole other class of solutions for these houses.
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10mo ago
How does one debug issues like this? I have a page that ranks well worldwide, but is completely missing in Canada. Not just poorly ranked, gone. It shows up #1 for keyword in the US, but won't show up with precise unique quotes in Cana
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10mo ago
Gemini API keys are an absolute delight compared to VertexAI. It’s like Google decided the most important part of competing with AWS was a horrific console.
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10mo ago
Anyone have a branch that I can run to target my own comments? I'd love to see where I was right and where I was off base. Seems like a genuinely great way to learn about my own biases.
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