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by viraptor 9mo ago
Unless you need precise formatting because you will send someone nontrivial slides to present, libreoffice should be fine. Excel really depends - if you're using it as a glorified document with a table, then libreoffice will do fine. I
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by viraptor 9mo ago
Or a VM for just that purpose. Quickgui was discussed here recently for example to make this easier https://github.com/quickemu-project/quickgui
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by viraptor 10mo ago
One of my favourite nerdy jokes is that the Fourier transform is a bouba-kiki transform.
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There's no "information you wanted" in the plain np-hard version of traveling salesman for example. There's only cost. My point was that things get easier if you have the extra information and aren't solving the pla
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by viraptor 10mo ago
Yeah, there are many problems which are np-hard in theory, but then realistic cases give you way more constraints that make them solvable. So many hard graph problems become way simpler when applied to real maps, because you know that if yo
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by viraptor 10mo ago
It doesn't have to be a paradise in absolute terms to be a significantly better place. EE to the US was definitely an improvement for a very long time. Even if many other places already didn't see the US as good guys.
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by viraptor 10mo ago
There are other options if you want POSIX. But nushell just does things differently (and in a much more sane way with pipes). Why would you want `test -e "$foo"` when you have `$foo | path exists`? Why `test -n "$foo"` w
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by viraptor 10mo ago
Nushell. Still a terminal experience. But not a POSIX one. https://www.nushell.sh/
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by viraptor 10mo ago
Transformers are nice. You can train a very minimal network that can output reasonable sequences very easily. They won't be high quality, or too pretty, but they will "make sense" way more than randomness and (usually) change
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by viraptor 10mo ago
I get what it means, but it doesn't look to me like they're trying that yet. They don't even care that people buy multiple highest level plans to rotate them every week, because they don't provide a high enough tier for
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by viraptor 10mo ago
> Y U gotta “lol”? Because some opinions are lazy. You can get all the summaries you want by searching "how I use agentic coding / Claude code" on the web or similar queries on YouTube, explaining in lots of details what&#
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by viraptor 10mo ago
And it already has a workaround. https://github.com/anomalyco/opencode/issues/7410#issuecomme... I really don't understand why they thought this is a good idea. I mean I know why they wish to do this, bu
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by viraptor 10mo ago
The area is still relatively fresh. Those two media personalities do actual work though and provide a summary for today's state. You can wait for an academic research on what happened 6 months ago or a consulting industry keynote/
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by viraptor 10mo ago
There's a lot of "here's how agents work for me" content out there already. From popular examples from simonw and longer videos from Theo, to thousands of posts and comments from random engineers. There's really not
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by viraptor 10mo ago
> OpenAI, Anthropic, etc are in a race to the bottom There's a bit of nuance hiding in the "etc". Openai and anthropic are still in a race for the top results. Minimax and GLM are in the race to the bottom while chasing go
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by viraptor 10mo ago
There are different types of contrary claims though, which may be an issue here. One example: "agents are not doing well with code in languages/frameworks which have many recent large and incompatible changes like SwiftUI" -
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by viraptor 10mo ago
https://opencode.ai/ supports Claude (and basically all other models) and it's opensource. You don't have to use CC.
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by viraptor 10mo ago
Have you tried LoongFlow on LoongFlow itself?
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Maybe increase as a ratio, but not absolute. There are various benefits of Rust that affect other classes of issues: fancy enums, better errors, ability to control overflow behaviour and others. But for actual experience, check out what the
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Ah, that's an external file. That explains it.
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by viraptor 10mo ago
It's about the same as CC. You can use subscriptions and API. It works well with basically all the providers as well - no need for hacks over Claude-like endpoints. Most big plugins I've dealt with support both CC and OC at the sa
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by viraptor 10mo ago
I'm surprised that they don't do an integration test in CI where they actually start the app. (Since that's all you need to catch it)
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And even then, when people have good intentions they don't anyways know about edge cases. Please give things a licence in addition to placing it in public domain, because in some countries (like Australia) you can't release your r
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> The Venezuelan VP is now in charge and the government is largely intact. It's hard to see how this affects any meaningful change in the country. It's a threat - "Do as we say or you're next." Which the US was
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by viraptor 10mo ago
It doesn't even need to be trained. Just feed parts of the spec. I found some interesting implementation edge cases just by submitting the source and pdf spec of a chip to Claude. Not even in a fancy way.
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by viraptor 10mo ago
I don't have a vacuum. But I'm addition to the oven and dishwasher, I have: A dryer which blocks the start until I open and close the doors while it's turned on (doing it while off doesn't work). A washer which checks th
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by viraptor 10mo ago
Time for Americans to call every one of their representatives... continuously.
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Miele is the worst with that. The oven takes ~5sec to power on. This should be instant. The dishwasher needs pressing power 3 times before it decides it's actually going to do anything. I don't recommend at all.
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> It actually feels primitive, like we haven’t figured out how to make things easy yet. We have though. For example for lights, zwave implants near switches work great. If the whole system goes down, they still work as normal switches. N
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I don't think it matters in practice. Yesterday we could run GPT oss, today we can run m2.1, tomorrow we'll run something comparable to Opus4.5. The open models are getting so good that what we get at the end of this year will be

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