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by yunohn 1y ago
Great news then! Per this announcement, Windows ML can enable someone to build a better, local version of Rewind.
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by yunohn 1y ago
That would only be the case if they forked it - but not a hostile takeover of the original repository.
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by yunohn 1y ago
Very unclear if you read the post and understood that the author is actually a full blown OSS contributor and maintainer - and the point of the post is that they built Bundler, which Ruby Central has now “stolen”.
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by yunohn 1y ago
That is a valid POV I hadn’t fully considered. But I would hesitate to blame this on the original OSS author’s license choice - the vendor can always provide source even without the force of GPL. Heck, rather making it GPL means almost no h
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by yunohn 1y ago
I’m acutely aware that any topic related to Google Ads invites the blind fury of HN. I don’t want to excuse their shitty behavior, but I also dislike the illogical and irrational posts and threads that pop up about this topic on a monthly b
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by yunohn 1y ago
> You end up doing work on branches of branches, and end up either having to become a rebase ninja or having tons of conflicts as each PR gets merged underneath you +100 to this. My job should be thoughtfully building the solution, not p
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by yunohn 1y ago
Yes, I understand that you/others think this is an already solved problem - my point was that as time passes and the world grows, it no longer is - they can’t exactly solve it satisfactorily for all.
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by yunohn 1y ago
No, I’m definitely not talking about ranking - that’s downstream of my point. I’m talking about the “simple” solution that everyone alludes to but can’t seem to explain how it would feasibly work.
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by yunohn 1y ago
Every time this comes up, I don’t understand what the alternative is supposed to be. X (Midjourney in this case) may/not be trademarked in the user’s country - so what makes X so special that Google/others should rank this one ove
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by yunohn 1y ago
I truly don’t understand nor follow what you mean? What makes MIT/BAD bad for software infra?
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by yunohn 1y ago
Haven’t checked, but luckily it’s just a PR away from being fixed for everyone using the Oma-distros.
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by yunohn 1y ago
At the very minimum, omarchy and omakub already provide out of the box seamless fixes for all the common issues that are “fixed” but need tedious involved configuration nonetheless.
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by yunohn 1y ago
If one reads the security advisory - the security researcher’s claim is that a particular API endpoint would accept URLs without deduping, so they were able to send 5000 URLs to it - nothing more sophisticated.
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by yunohn 1y ago
> Apparently ChatGPT makes 2000 http requests per web search. Can you source that claim? It sounds absolutely ridiculous and costly/wasteful. It would be nigh impossible to ingest 1000s of webpages into a single chat.
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by yunohn 1y ago
> “I don’t know him, but I was… they say it was very unfair. And they say the thing that he did wrong was he was one of the first people that supported a gentleman named Donald Trump for president,” the President said then.
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by yunohn 1y ago
Is it a bug or are most documentation pages only available in ZH-CN and not EN?
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by yunohn 1y ago
> So I am not impressed by Google here I imagine google has to build something that works for basically every kind of user out there, vs what you built. Moreover, it’s self obvious that they would support Gemini but not ollama, again giv
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by yunohn 1y ago
No, they’re saying training a model, specifically DeepSeek, costs X using N hrs of Y GPU rental.
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by yunohn 1y ago
Yeah it’s always been a smokescreen purely for regulators and courts - everyone else knows how Apple’s stores are filled with spammy scammy clones.
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by yunohn 1y ago
Sample size of one, but I always have preferred and continue to torrent h265 releases specifically for the amazing quality:size ratio, basically since they were available.
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by yunohn 1y ago
> usually an NPM package which pulls its dependencies automatically Built applications do not pull dependencies at runtime, just like with golang. If you want to use a library/source, you pull in all the deps, again just like golang
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by yunohn 1y ago
Truly bizarre how this is playing out - was the digital creator carve out requested by the various right wing streamers that are part of Trumps’s core sycophant club? Doesn’t make any sense.
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by yunohn 1y ago
AFAIK all the other agent CLIs do that too? Which ones need you to bring the exact runtime?
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by yunohn 1y ago
My observation of AI progress over the past 2yrs has shown that LLM companies are focusing purely on raw model knowledge instead of optimised usable tooling. Unsure when this will ever change, but that’s why your example is not the industry
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by yunohn 1y ago
I have a feeling this is just ChatGPT 5 in thinking mode, with web search enabled at a profile level at least. Even without that, any indication for recent data or research and thinking will prompt it to think+research quite a bit, ie deep
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by yunohn 1y ago
Opencode uses TS and Golang, it definitely needs a runtime for the TS part. CPU usage hovers around 100% for me on an MBP M3 Max.
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by yunohn 1y ago
It’s important to distinguish that these kinds of announcements are only confirmations of the underlying value/potential of limited parts of crypto tech. But NOT a celebration of crypto coins, even though resulting market and Twitter a
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by yunohn 1y ago
Exactly. Don’t blame exporters; nothing ships without an order. Same with illegal immigration: Trump & others could hire only legal locals at their hotels/resorts/farms - but don’t. So we go in circles about how to “solve” it.
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by yunohn 1y ago
Yes, well you want to read one species of blog - while there is a middle ground without it becoming LinkedIn drivel.
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by yunohn 1y ago
Is it Scheper’s or Ebert’s method? https://www.bundeswahlleiterin.de/en/service/glossar/s/saint... https://electowiki.org/wiki/Ebert%27s_method

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