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by tesnorindian 3mo ago
LibreElec also supports ARM builds than can run on SBC like Raspberry Pi. While CoreElec is exclusively for Amlogic ARM processors.
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by tesnorindian 3mo ago
+1 for moving water from wet areas to dry areas. But desalination plants comes at a huge cost.
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by tesnorindian 3mo ago
Yes, looks like they are acting like a sponge whose efficiency to retain water decreases as time passes.
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by tesnorindian 3mo ago
Most rivers drain into Oceans while some do drain into inland lakes.
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by tesnorindian 3mo ago
As the Super El-Nino is at its peak, South India is facing an acute water crisis https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/cauvery-water-managem... #SaveWater #SaveElectricity #SaveFuel Interestingly none of our Govt
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by tesnorindian 3mo ago
Our employer uses it unaware of its links.
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by tesnorindian 3mo ago
This bundles with 13 security skills. Hard coded to gpt-5.6-sol unlike Codex. Runs in an isolated sandbox via a cloned home directory.
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by tesnorindian 3mo ago
> Two findings in the Linux kernel illustrate the depth of these results. First, the model identified a remotely triggerable heap out-of-bounds write. The bug was introduced by an incomplete upstream fix and affects all subsequent releas
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by tesnorindian 3mo ago
No wonder a few weeks before few BMS apps based on BT was banned in India as they were misused for remote disabling of e-Rickshaws. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/... Securing BMS shou
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by tesnorindian 3mo ago
People should reject this mentality and live their life.
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by tesnorindian 3mo ago
+1. I too feel the same thing after 3 years of remote work. Sometimes I even feel that my colleagues are way more dumb than they appeared to look in online.
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by tesnorindian 3mo ago
+1 and this will really be a good move. Open weights models are not going anywhere the focus should now shift to hardware and compute. Compute needs to be optimized for LLMs, currently they are inefficient. Analog computing like ReRAM shoul
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by tesnorindian 3mo ago
AI should not be centralized and should be distributed. There can be no 1 provider to serve all of our needs. We would require both Open weights and Closed weights models for a lot of our use cases. Open weights models can be leveraged to o
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by tesnorindian 3mo ago
I am going through this burnout cycle since the COVID-19 days. I noticed that the origin of my burnout is not just due to my job, but also several other factors. Though my job constitutes 80% of it. Within that 80% I noticed that doing a mo
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by tesnorindian 3mo ago
It is plain simple that the board requires a scapegoat.
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by tesnorindian 3mo ago
This pelican is the fattest with a long neck I have ever seen. Does this say anything about the model? I meant the underlying attention/pattern it took for Gemini 3.6 Flash to create this SVG.
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by tesnorindian 3mo ago
https://public.meshllm.cloud/ - This should give the status of their public mesh. On an average I notice around 10 nodes on their public mesh serving various SLMs. You can use meshllm to share your GPUs like SETI@Home. Wond
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by tesnorindian 3mo ago
It is the OAI ExploitGym agents (on GPT 5.6-Sol with guardrails turned off) that escaped the sandbox, found a zero day in HF production dataset and exploited it.
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by tesnorindian 3mo ago
OAI was clueless about its agent's action until HF went public about their hack?
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by tesnorindian 3mo ago
The other day I was trying to prevent my pi.dev coding harness to expose my API keys in the env variable to the remotely hosted LLM. This is a chicken and egg problem. Without the API keys the underlying commands run by agents don't wo
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by tesnorindian 3mo ago
This will create a massive entrepreneur boom in India due to low cost access to AI. Hope these entrepreneurs don't become witch with black magic.
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by tesnorindian 3mo ago
We too use GH Copilot in our enterprise. OpenCode works flawlessly with GH Copilot subscription if you don't prefer VS Code.
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by tesnorindian 3mo ago
Interesting and true perspective.
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by tesnorindian 3mo ago
Are the open weights models accelerating layoffs in Indian IT sector?
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by tesnorindian 3mo ago
+1 for AI Translation within HN. This will help us to learn a lot across languages.
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by tesnorindian 3mo ago
Chinese open weights models have liberated the world from Western exploitation. Great respect for Chinese students especially those who returned from foreign countries after their graduation and their research on AI.
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by tesnorindian 3mo ago
:D
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by tesnorindian 3mo ago
This is absolutely true. With my constrained Intel Laptop with 16 GB VRAM, I can use both pi.dev and Qwen 3.6 35B-A3B LLM locally without much fuss. The same cannot be said about OC. Because OC loads a lot of skills by default. Also, I am n
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by tesnorindian 3mo ago
The other day I upgraded my pi.dev coding harness and was testing with Qwen 3.6 35B-A3B model on my Laptop and noticed there was a slight drop in performance from the earlier version I used though the agent worked as expected. Any slight ch
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by tesnorindian 3mo ago
In this AI era, we would also require a new role named "Backward Stability Engineer" whose job would be the exact opposite of FDE. The core of this role would be to defend from modern AI slop code updates, 0 downtime integrations,

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