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by tekacs 3mo ago
I'm pretty baffled by their choice of axes. I would have thought that the left was the cheapest, not the most expensive. I appreciate that this layout means that top right can be best, but it's still unintuitive to have this backw
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by tekacs 3mo ago
This seems absolutely lovely. In my codebase, going back a long way, I built a simple project/company-specific Rust crate called `devops`, which I use to manage all IaC infrastructure building and everything else. And it's been by
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by tekacs 3mo ago
I don't really disagree with you, but one thing I will give Fable credit for is that it's much better at adaptive thinking. In general, it's much better at quickly thinking and responding. It generally has—for me at least—non
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by tekacs 3mo ago
It makes for a particularly awkward time because the claim to fame is that it's good at long horizon and tenacity and autonomously driving big things. But you can't very well rely on that when it may fall back to Opus 4.8 or cut o
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by tekacs 3mo ago
The CLI / engine is, the desktop app and its plugins (e.g. computer use) are not.
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by tekacs 3mo ago
I'm astounded that this thread doesn't contain at least one 'eat the frog' joke. https://asana.com/resources/eat-the-frog
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by tekacs 3mo ago
It's interesting that they will only have it on the surface through July 7, especially since GPT-5.6 will presumably come out soon as well. Of course, it's possible that Fable remains drastically better than 5.6, but to whatever e
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by tekacs 3mo ago
Per the article, the safety margin on the classifier is even worse than it was before. It sounds like the model itself hasn't changed.
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by tekacs 3mo ago
I really hope that one day we reach a point where we feel confident enough in the standards of care in upstream software, that we can get rid of these safeguards. This isn't said out of naiveté or the idea that companies won't che
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by tekacs 3mo ago
DM-ed :)
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by tekacs 3mo ago
After Biden pardoned his family members, I would be surprised if Trump didn't complete his term by pardoning his family and all those that he works with. It is – to my knowledge – an unsettled question, technically speaking, whether a
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by tekacs 3mo ago
I definitely don't think that ordinary things would be too CPU-hungry on the main thread, but given how awkward it _can_ be to use the worker APIs, it would be a lovely abstraction to be able to treat workers as pods. I would love to r
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by tekacs 3mo ago
First of all, this is wonderful stuff! As a minor thought / question – I'm a little surprised that this isn't (yet) wired up for pods to run in Web workers. I appreciate that there is a Clock mechanism (allowing you to step t
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by tekacs 4mo ago
Thank you for sharing! I wonder what distinguishes e.g. Omnibox/iMessage from TextEdit/Chrome textareas (especially since iMessage's entry box can be made multiline) to cause the divergent rendering!
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by tekacs 4mo ago
﷽ <- the single codepoint the author is talking about. It's pretty great fun pasting it into various text entry fields to see how they behave. In standard-ish single-line-ish Apple text fields on my Mac (iMessage text entry field, C
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by tekacs 4mo ago
The original source (matching the latest published NPM version) is still at https://github.com/mhurhangee/patrick/tree/main/packages and Apache-2.0, so I imagine that someone who'd like a copy can p
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by tekacs 4mo ago
It nuked a substantial portion of the file, unfortunately, not just the comments. It basically gave me a reset config.toml with your MCP and not too much else. I have a nontrivial config. Will share on your Issues page when I can.
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by tekacs 4mo ago
Warning for those who use Codex: when I started this, it trashed my Codex config.toml file. I'm sure that it'll be fixed upstream soon, not a deal breaker, just a warning for anyone installing it right this second. Thankfully I ha
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by tekacs 4mo ago
I think it's more that the harnesses created by the labs are... not always the most thoughtful. I have zero affiliation with Cursor, and I don't use it much, but Cursor Agent, for example, just builds in ASKPASS support so that if
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by tekacs 4mo ago
Not for me so far!
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by tekacs 4mo ago
Yeah, they say in their launch video for Project Obsidian ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmrna_r_b3A ) that they'll drill the first 3km using conventional rotary drilling and mmWave beyond that. I'd be curious if
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by tekacs 4mo ago
This is amazing! It's driven me nuts for a very long time that so many mobile keyboards allow totally non-sequitur nonsensical sequence completions. In particular, if you end up using the voice input mode of it and have trouble with ac
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by tekacs 4mo ago
I don't think that that's quite what the parent commenter had in mind. From reading that and materials on it, it seems unclear if – let's say you do what's done in the demos on the site and 'dispatch work' from
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by tekacs 4mo ago
This is lovely! I'd done something similar in my own setup. I'm curious what your experience has been with fork/merge – why a monolithic file rather than something more diffuse?
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by tekacs 4mo ago
(In fairness to this poster, DandyLyons' post was in fact dead when we got here – I used vouch on it.) Probably just weird things that happen when making your first post on HN if it's heuristically not quite right / a Show HN
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QuadRF, a modular 4x4 MIMO beamforming tile built with an open antenna arch(youtube.com)
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by tekacs 4mo ago
I was just coming here to post this reply to myself! You're absolutely right! :) Honestly so glad to see the reversal.
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by tekacs 4mo ago
What you're describing only applies to security or biotech downgrades. A downgrade related to the model believing that you're doing something related to model development is invisible and silent and internal.
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by tekacs 4mo ago
> We will require 30-day retention for all traffic on Mythos-class models, on both first- and third-party surfaces. We won’t use this data to train new Claude models, or for any non-safety-related purpose Whatever problem we might have w
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by tekacs 4mo ago
I was curious for the same thing, so I quickly (with an agent) threw support for .rs scripts together on my fork: https://github.com/tekacs/zeroserve/commit/b33f261615d20d55b... It does leave me wondering abo

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