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taf2
8mo ago
any chance we can get something like this for codex cli that'd be cool too compare
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8mo ago
Interesting been driving a Tesla since 2014 - worst issue I had was the seat belt recall - had to drive to the service center for a guy to tug on my seat belt and tell me I was all good… my current 2019 x has been rock solid - due for new t
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Pocket TTS pure C library / CLI
(github.com)
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8mo ago
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9mo ago
Love it - I did something like this for when codex is done - a script runs to detect if I’m at my computer or not and then notify my phone if I walked away that it’s done - mostly so I can get back to slouching ;)
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taf2
9mo ago
If only Safari had support for Temporal... maybe next year...
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9mo ago
Fusion360 is the one tool I wish had better wine support
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9mo ago
For me when it’s front end I usually work with Claude and have codex review. Otherwise I just work with codex… Claude also if I’m being lazy and want a thing quickly
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10mo ago
I think it was a borders book store - they had a game shelf and I remember this one caught my eye. I was probably 11 or 12 and my mom said yes and the rest was history a life time of blizzard gaming
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10mo ago
In my experience codex has been better at details like this. But who knows working with an llm much like another engineer is all about how you ask and then how you iterate with the llm.
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10mo ago
okay so does that mean openai buys deno?
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11mo ago
I just wish gemini could write well formatted code. I do like the solutions it comes up to and I know I can use a linter/formatter tool - but it would just be nice if when I openned gemini (cli) up and asked it to write a feature it d
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11mo ago
I had asked earlier in the day for gpt 5.1 high to refactor my apex visualforce page into a lightning component and it really didn’t do much here - Gemini 3 pro crushed this task… very promising
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11mo ago
Looks really amazing but I'm wondering is this one available to download? I see this: "K2 Thinking is now live on kimi.com under the chat mode [1], with its full agentic mode available soon. It is also accessible through the Kimi
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11mo ago
It might take 24 hours to make the board but shipping is at least another week of wait time. The dream is for a 3d printer like setup that sits on the desk and cranks out fully assembled multilayer boards
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11mo ago
At least with clang it's a warning: f.c:4:8: warning: initializing 'int *' with an expression of type 'const int *' discards qualifiers [-Wincompatible-pointer-types-discards-qualifiers] 4 | int* p =
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11mo ago
Fun - I always test the ai support by asking it for a really good sc2 Zerg rush build - as I recall Twilio gave me a pretty good build order
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11mo ago
We noticed massive latency from cloudfront spent the first part of my day migrating services out.
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1y ago
Working on a series of applications, from rails, nodejs interfacing with twilio's api's to salesforce api's - also C/C++ libraries. The example that stood out the best to me was implementing fiber support in the http li
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1y ago
I just don't find the benchmarks on the site here at all believable. codex for me with gpt-5 is so much better then claude any model version. I mean maybe it's because they compare to gpt-5-codex model but they don't mentio
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1y ago
i think 15.6.1 (24G90) will be my last mac osx... omarchy is blazing fast
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1y ago
This has been surprisingly helpful for me. I've been using this for a little while and enjoyed the morning updates. It has actually for many days for me been a better hacker news, in that I was able to get insights into technical top
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1y ago
Ah - thanks for the link. Now I have maybe another thing to see if we can improve in curb to ensure Ractor is fully supported. (it might be i just have not tried)
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1y ago
Thanks it was a fun to dive back into the multiplexing loop logic and finally refresh that code with socket action from libcurl and new ruby APIs... 1. the C parser in libcurl is much faster then ruby's and libcurls support for HTTP&#
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New Ruby Curl bindings with Fiber native support
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1y ago
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1y ago
Excited to announce Curb 1.2.0 with support for Fiber aware IO scheduling. It also builds way faster now by using multiple CPU's to configure itself in parallel. A new saner default when using Curl.head to not wait for a body since man
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H2cbambulab
(blog.bambulab.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
Best option still twilio
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1y ago
Twilio will sign a baa
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1y ago
Now add the US debt!
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1y ago
I think the question then is what's the human error rate... We know we're not perfect... So if you're 100% rested and only have to find the edge case bug, maybe you'll usually find it vs you're burned out getting it
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