duguyue100

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Political Bias in AI Is No Longer a Matter of Opinion. Now It Can Be Measured(latticeflow.ai)
1 points by duguyue100 21h ago|1 comments
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by duguyue100 23d ago
If you are like me who was a fan of pdf2htmlEX, you would be almost as heart-breaking as me when it's archived about 8 years ago. Another attempt to release and RC was 6 years ago. At some point, one cannot even compile it anymore. Thi
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Ask HN: What are the fun projects wroth trying with a Linux gaming handheld?
1 points by duguyue100 23d ago|0 comments
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by duguyue100 2mo ago
Maybe I oversold it a little bit in the title. Well, this is a venue dependent paper style and critict skill. I mainly wanted to figure out whether there are differences between the styles of writing for different domains of AI. Give it a t
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Planning: A minimal Neovim planning calendar plugin(github.com)
2 points by duguyue100 2mo ago|1 comments
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by duguyue100 2mo ago
During work, I developed a habit of keeping a separate daily planner alongside our ticketing system and calendar to organize my day of work. I don't need a fully featured calender, I need something very minimum. So far, I'm relyin
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Control AI Risk with Pre-Built Frameworks and Ready-to-Run Evaluations(atlas.latticeflow.ai)
2 points by duguyue100 5mo ago|1 comments
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by duguyue100 5mo ago
This is some real, honest, hard work done by my colleague. Pushing the structured AI risk assessment to the new frontier.
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by duguyue100 5mo ago
I actually used Yazi a while back. And it's definitely >100x more robust and production-ready than what I iterated for ~3 hours :). And I have no doubt that it is probably way faster. The only problem for me is that it's not ho
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by duguyue100 5mo ago
I actually thought about this when I was doing iterations. So I do almost all my work in tmux, so I have no shortage of terminal windows. Therefore, to me, it makes more sense that the command palette here should be used to trigger some add
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by duguyue100 5mo ago
I have never known this part of the history while using Midnight Commander for so many years.
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by duguyue100 5mo ago
Just saying, I simply copied from https://github.com/JuliusBrussee/caveman Beyond the cost of tokens, I found it's very good at doing more with a limited context window before OpenCode hits context compaction.
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by duguyue100 5mo ago
Author here. Haha, thanks for all the feedback! I don't even want to pretend this is production-ready. When I vibe-coded this, the only user I had in mind was me. And I have to live with the consequence of unreliability. I recently fou
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Midnight Captain – A midnight commander inspired file manager(github.com)
39 points by duguyue100 5mo ago|37 comments
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by duguyue100 5mo ago
Midnight Commander has always been my favorite terminal file manager. It's feature-rich, fast, and actually tries to be a file manager compared to modern alternatives. However, there are quite some features that I never used, and I cou
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by duguyue100 8mo ago
I'm the author of this repo. I found that it's too slow to go through Moltbook website, so I decided to show the posts in a better view. This is my first fully vibe-coded project. Anyway, enjoy.
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What have agents been talking about on Moltbook?(github.com)
1 points by duguyue100 8mo ago|1 comments