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by 0x008 2mo ago
I don’t get this argument that’s soooo easy for add a window marker to tmux windows that updates with a Claude hook.
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by 0x008 2mo ago
There is a cross platform terminal notification cli that I used to vibe code notifications in like 5minutes and I have traffic light indicators on my tmux panes showing when an agent is waiting. The other things are also all possible. An ag
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by 0x008 2mo ago
for sure... if your handwriting is good enough.
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by 0x008 2mo ago
Exactly. That is the first question the web page should answer.
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by 0x008 5mo ago
Does anyone have inside info on what these Huawai chips look like? I know Google has a Torus architecture unlike Nvidias fully connected one. Maybe it’s a similar architectural decision on the huawai chips that leads to bottlenecks in servi
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by 0x008 6mo ago
Agree. AI won’t „one-shot“ Figma. The whole part of the process where you need figma will disappear.
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by 0x008 6mo ago
Something like https://a2a-protocol.org/ ?
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by 0x008 6mo ago
> MCP gives us a registry such that we can enforce MCP chain policies Do you have some more info on it? looking up "registry" in the mcp spec will just describe a centrally hosted, npm-like package registry[^1] [^1]: The MCP Re
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by 0x008 6mo ago
Why not use something like Temporal to recover state?
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by 0x008 6mo ago
The problem is that you are looking at the code. /s
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by 0x008 6mo ago
Of course they would be possible we could just turn the rest api into a cli.
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by 0x008 7mo ago
This is such an usually low signal FUD post for HN. I know I am not adding anything of value here either, but I couldn’t help myself. Please post something with more substance here. We all notice a shift in the general perception of the Saa
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by 0x008 9mo ago
The skills can be specific to a repository but the agents are global, right?
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by 0x008 11mo ago
I like the lazycommit+lazygit combo. https://github.com/m7medVision/lazycommit
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by 0x008 1y ago
care to share?
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X402-MCP: Open protocol payments for MCP tools(vercel.com)
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by 0x008 1y ago
You can write your stories in csv (or vibe code a tool to do that) and then batch import the CSV.
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by 0x008 1y ago
This move is mostly about expected EU subsidies
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by 0x008 1y ago
Probably it’s not about gaining a competitive advantage but more about bringing down the costs to run frontier models in the EU to a level where it’s a viable enough option to bring down the risk of relying on the US and china entirely.
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by 0x008 1y ago
Not even just for on-premise deployments, even for cloud settings. Google has demonstrated that you can profit very much from having your own specialized AI chips to bring down cloud costs. Maybe the EU with all the talks about giga AI fact
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by 0x008 1y ago
Do you have any examples of such backdoors or research papers which explain how that would work?
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by 0x008 1y ago
All openAI models are available in the EU landing zones of Azure, run by Microsoft EU subsidiaries and in EU datacenters. Other than an irrational fear of them „phoning home“, there is no advantage here for Mistral.
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by 0x008 1y ago
This is one of many laws the EU and member states are pushing in order to implement more online surveillance. I always wonder why individuals (representatives) would push for these kind of surveillance laws? I think politicians usually pass
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by 0x008 1y ago
Classic Medium style article.
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by 0x008 1y ago
Comparing apples and orange here. Uv scope is so much more than pip
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by 0x008 1y ago
wait till you try this one: https://github.com/simonw/llm-hacker-news
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by 0x008 1y ago
like other's have said it likely includes partial matches as well (e.g. 'antitrust' etc)
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by 0x008 1y ago
thanks for posting this video, that was really entertaining!
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by 0x008 1y ago
We all kind of know this is true, but it’s always really eyeopening to see to what extent these companies know everything about us. Even worse is, I think, that somehow they are allowed to sell all the data and that you can basically buy da
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by 0x008 1y ago
All of the major labs have one thing in common: they have nearly unlimited data and money, but what they don’t have unlimited is talent and ideas. It’s just a way of progressing without having to „hire every idea“.

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