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by ukuina 8mo ago
Would it be feasible to add an API to OpenCiv3 (or run it as an SDK) so we can script up actions?
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by ukuina 8mo ago
No deployment instructions?
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by ukuina 9mo ago
What do you use instead? I thought Xcode sign-in is necessary for signing apps?
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by ukuina 9mo ago
Not much, what's up with you?
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by ukuina 9mo ago
Interesting. Does the Wails renderer support the full set of what Webkit/Chromium supports?
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Are we dismissing AI spend before the 6x lands? (2025)(martinalderson.com)
22 points by ukuina 9mo ago|7 comments
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by ukuina 9mo ago
This is a big deal, the highlight is Chrome autobrowse. Goes head-to-head with OpenAI Atlas.
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by ukuina 9mo ago
Do the top sellers from the past year work on Linux? I've been meaning to set up Bazzite on an older desktop.
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by ukuina 9mo ago
More coverage: https://www.theverge.com/report/869004/moltbot-clawdbot-loca...
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Moltbot (previously Clawdbot) – The AI that actually does things(molt.bot)
2 points by ukuina 9mo ago|2 comments
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by ukuina 9mo ago
It's natural to assume that subagents will scale to the next level of abstraction; as you mentioned, they do not. The unlock here is tmux-based session management for the teammates, with two-way communication using agent inbox. It work
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by ukuina 9mo ago
Only until Agent Commerce Protocol is more standardized: https://www.agenticcommerce.dev
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by ukuina 9mo ago
Single-idea implementations ("one-trick ponies") will die off, and composites that are harder to disassemble will be worth more.
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by ukuina 9mo ago
Aren't many of those tests? Why define them as linters?
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by ukuina 9mo ago
Doesn't it lose prompts prior to the latest compaction?
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by ukuina 9mo ago
> this time with *foresight*. So much this! Nondeterministism in LLMs does not mean you simply "reroll" your prompt and hope for the best; the incremental reprompting is what helps.
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by ukuina 9mo ago
It's because the velocity difference is no longer 25% between the slower and faster programmers.
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Create Google API credentials in 50 easy steps(github.com)
2 points by ukuina 9mo ago|0 comments
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by ukuina 9mo ago
Yes! And yes, there's a link to the Comment section if you click on the "Comments" summary header. Up-to-date comment tallies are hard, since the summaries are only updated a few times a day.
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by ukuina 9mo ago
That repo does not contain the source code for Claude Code.
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by ukuina 10mo ago
Thanks for pointing this out, https://hackyournews.com should be up and running again!
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by ukuina 10mo ago
*PIVOT!*
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by ukuina 10mo ago
It is obvious now that CSS exposes great atomics with terrible dev ergonomics. Look at MDN, the gold standard for web docs, on Grid: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Guides/Grid... T
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by ukuina 10mo ago
This article simply reinforces existing (and outdated) biases. Complex legacy refactoring + Systems with poor documentation or unusual patterns + Architectural decisions requiring deep context: These go hand in hand. LLMs are really good at
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by ukuina 10mo ago
Exactly, imagine what Claude can do in five years!
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by ukuina 10mo ago
Is it the electricity, or is it quantum entanglement with Roko's Basilisk?
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by ukuina 11mo ago
You might enjoy Lost Crown or Rogue Prince. They both have dashes and zippy moves.
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by ukuina 11mo ago
To the sibling comments: Apple holds <10% of the worldwide PC market: https://www.gartner.com/en/newsroom/press-releases/2025-01-1...
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by ukuina 11mo ago
Congrats on the move to Google! Please allow me to rant to someone who can actually do something about this. Vertex AI has been a nightmare to simply sign up, link a credit card, and start using Claude Sonnet (now available on Vertex AI). T
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by ukuina 11mo ago
I wonder if OpenOMF has the same limits.

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