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ekusiadadus
7mo ago
I've been working on multi-agent path finding (MAPF) for warehouse robotics, so when Amazon published the DeepFleet paper (arXiv, Aug 2025), I spent considerable time dissecting it. Four things I found most interesting: 1. The 97M-par
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A 97M-parameter model outperforms 900M for warehouse robot coordination
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9mo ago
Great question! The current implementation is relatively straightforward: Layout: The diagram generation uses fixed coordinate positioning (x, y values) calculated heuristically based on node indices and predefined spacing. For ex
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Show HN: I taught Claude Code to draw diagrams – the XML pitfalls were brutal
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10mo ago
Location: Tokyo/Japan Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Depending on the case Technologies: Rust, TypeScript, AWS Résumé/CV: https://github.com/ekusiadadus Email: ekusiadadus@gmail.com I founded my
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1y ago
This is what I need. Waiting for plan in Japan.
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1y ago
I do not know it's proper to say, but congrats!!
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1y ago
It would be nice to have an edge transition table, but implementing it sounds pretty tough.
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1y ago
I think it’s precisely because of the free sharing that we’ve been able to build such a huge market. The fact that so many engineers enjoy relatively higher salaries and strong demand compared to other professions is thanks to open-source c
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1y ago
I think modern websites tend to be especially overloaded with cards. Maybe tools like Claude Code just really love cards. That said, I don’t believe card-free design is always better either. For example, subscription pricing pages often use
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1y ago
Ah, my mistake — Bic Camera didn’t acquire Seibu’s site. Seibu Ikebukuro was actually sold to Fortress, and then the property was transferred to Yodobashi Holdings, which is now planning the redevelopment. Bic Camera started in Ikebukuro, s
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1y ago
Really interesting work! I have two questions: 1.LLM-Ex > We call this LLM-Ex. Could you share more about the internal structure of LLM-Ex? Is it something like a fixed XML-style representation, or more of a free-form structure? 2.realiz
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1y ago
The fact that Vim has been debated for decades is proof that it’s one of the greatest pieces of software.
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1y ago
I listen to them every day. By the way, Ikebukuro’s melody isn’t this one anymore. Bic Camera, an electronics retailer, acquired Seibu, and now their song is played instead. https://youtu.be/9Emi-ZAnnlc?si=G8iazo945capvT5T&a
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1y ago
I actually tried it out and it feels pretty good. Especially with SvelteKit, where the library ecosystem is still somewhat limited, a library like this is really exciting. I particularly love that it works at runtime, since implementing tha
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1y ago
How about Japan? Many people from Nepal live there.
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Indeed, Linux has improved a lot, but for many people whose main applications are gaming and Office, the adoption cost still feels too high.
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1y ago
It doesn’t really look like the solution was simply forcing engineers to join sales calls. The real issue seems to have been a breakdown in communication between engineers and those relaying customer needs.
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1y ago
It’s not only MIT students—poetry is being read and written at many schools. The claim that this is a > "symbolic event for thinking about the meaning of human expression in the age of AI” feels a bit exaggerated. Did the author a
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1y ago
Waiting for Pixel 10a. Pixel 10 is so expensive.
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What triggers the timing of the emails?
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1y ago
Does it also support videos?
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Isn't it consuming more tokens ?
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1y ago
https://cdn.openai.com/API/docs/gpt-5-for-coding-cheatsheet.... From OpeAI's last week document for coding with gpt5. > #3. Use XML-like syntax to help structure instructions
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1y ago
How are you actually running this in practice with Claude Code? Do you just tell Claude to always read and follow AGENTS.md, or do you also use an MCP server to strictly control which commands (like pnpm test or pnpm lint) it can run? I’d l
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Markdown is certainly easy for humans to write, but as OpenAI pointed out last week, wouldn’t an XML-based format be easier for LLMs to parse and understand?
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1y ago
> a web game where anyone can submit a fact or a lie anonymously it's interesting. website: Voting component is shaking up and down every second.It's really annoying for me to submit my answer.
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Laugh
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What services or apps did you see abroad and wonder: why don't we have them?
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1y ago
> If you aren’t familiar with Rust syntax, |argument| result is an anonymous function equivalent to function myfunction(argument) { return result; }. > Here, your program is constructed left to right. The first time you type line is t
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