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by solarkraft 3mo ago
I highly agree. The synaptics driver on an Asus Eee PC I had had this feature and I really liked it. It just makes sense: It is a thing you touch and flick around. Having it immediately stop is like the list you’re scrolling immediately com
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by solarkraft 3mo ago
This is cool. I feel like I shouldn’t be the only one who as a kid connected up an extra mouse to their computer with their buddy and was disappointed to still only have one cursor. The way screen sharing solutions like Teams handle the mul
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by solarkraft 3mo ago
> even the lower-end models can find the things they didn't think of first when inspecting the already-written output I use Deepseek V4 Pro for my hobby project (an OpenCode client). The economics will obviously be different at work
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by solarkraft 3mo ago
Geely bought it from Ford in 2010. https://www.reuters.com/article/business/geely-signs-18-bill...
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by solarkraft 3mo ago
Arch is a largely non-commercial project. You’re free to not use it, if that ’s where you draw your personal line. You must be a really principled person then, who no doubt also won’t tolerate much worse offenses.
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by solarkraft 3mo ago
Thank you! That is indeed how I read it.
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by solarkraft 3mo ago
The demo images look AI generated, so I can understand the impression that this is vaporware. The demo videos look very real to me however.
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by solarkraft 3mo ago
Thank you so much!
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by solarkraft 3mo ago
Acute awareness of and attention to the overarching problem. Almost all of the individual issues are likely already known, but too often hand-waved away as minor inconveniences. This is common in the FOSS world and IMO the #1 hurdle for wid
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by solarkraft 3mo ago
That’s up my alley. In my (admittedly not super extensive) experiments, I have found the MoE models with tiny active parameter counts (35b-a3b) to be virtually useless for any real agentic work. Organizing notes in OpenCode scrapes right at
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by solarkraft 3mo ago
I love that you can mix these approaches. It lets me very quickly get a working prototype and then I can focus on optimizing the areas I care about / are having issues.
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by solarkraft 3mo ago
That’s an impressive image, but what a mistake it was to click the second link (on mobile without an ad blocker). I wouldn’t send it to anyone I respect ...
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by solarkraft 3mo ago
How is Cornell’s ornithology lab so strong? They also produce Merlin Bird ID ( https://merlin.allaboutbirds.org/ ) and work on the underlying BirdNET ( https://birdnet.cornell.edu/ ). “all about birds” indeed!
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by solarkraft 3mo ago
Yes. You can also do it outside of it just fine.
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by solarkraft 3mo ago
Larger screen support coming soon: > Checkpoint 3: Board v2.0 Release (Supporters) > Status: Check in around September 2026! > Expand the platform beyond the original 4.26" display and demonstrate the full capability of the op
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by solarkraft 3mo ago
I also have issues with OpenCode. It induces a few facepalms and bafflement in a few key areas (“why the hell would you do it like that”). Yet I still use it because they have made very sensible decisions in other key areas! The server&#x2F
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by solarkraft 3mo ago
I can understand both modes. I mostly use transcription as input for my AI assistant and there I find it very useful to be able to check my input and just repeat myself in case something wasn’t fully captured. When using Apple’s transcripti
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by solarkraft 3mo ago
Does it support streaming? I find that this is the #1 thing missing from almost all implementations.
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by solarkraft 3mo ago
Oh, I like this! I’ve been looking into locally hosting a transcription API server and came away feeling pretty close to the problem statement. The things most frequently lacking were streaming support (which I’m so glad this has!) and the
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by solarkraft 3mo ago
I am saying that people here seem to be appealing to Microsoft as an authority that should be interested in stopping this, perhaps because they are morally superior or concerned about their reputation. They are not.
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by solarkraft 3mo ago
Yes! Extra apps suck.
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by solarkraft 3mo ago
They own Typescript? I wasn’t aware that they control the organization, but that ought to be easy enough to fork. NPM is a bigger one, but also not too huge. Azure is only used by people who already have Microsoft/Windows buy-in.
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by solarkraft 3mo ago
You’re acting like Microsoft aren’t pushing malware themselves.
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by solarkraft 3mo ago
Maybe they optimized it really hard for small models. That would be impressive, but hardly a good selling argument. I want a harness that can do both and OpenCode looks just fine for that purpose (and it also has everything else I need). To
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by solarkraft 3mo ago
Yes. I don’t see it either. It looks like a competent app (converging on the same principles as others) but what they are advertising as differentiators simply isn’t relevant to its purpose.
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by solarkraft 3mo ago
It’s a harness + UI with really confusing messaging. Made for open models ... why specifically? Zero data retention ... well duh, it’s a client ????
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by solarkraft 3mo ago
What a respectful view of the audience. Too bad this approach was replicated what feels like approximately 0 times after it. https://youtube.com/watch?v=kl6rsi7BEtk
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by solarkraft 3mo ago
I have not tried Wero, but I have tried the german predecessor (paydirekt/giropay). It was ... not much less smooth than PayPal. But I’ve only ever seen a single vendor offering it. 0 for Wero so far.
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by solarkraft 3mo ago
> Because it's a CRDT behind a local web server I think that’s the secret to stability. I see too many projects that try to embed the harness into their UI. I think that’s completely wrong because it leaves no interface for changing
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by solarkraft 3mo ago
Thanks for the read. It seems to confirm that resource limits are an important factor for terminal benchmarks: > The extra resources enable the agent to try approaches that only work with generous allocations, such as pulling in large de

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