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Cua (YC P25) Is Hiring a Founding Technical GTM Lead(ycombinator.com)
1 points by frabonacci 2d ago
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You can play Snake while ChatGPT generates your image(twitter.com)
1 points by frabonacci 6d ago|0 comments
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Keeping Open Source Open in the Age of Coding Agents(twitter.com)
2 points by frabonacci 14d ago|0 comments
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Run OpenClaw on Cua Cloud Fleet(cua.ai)
1 points by frabonacci 16d ago|0 comments
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Omarchy Desktops on Cua Cloud Fleets(cua.ai)
2 points by frabonacci 19d ago|0 comments
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Cua's open-source alternative to Codex Computer History, encrypted locally(github.com)
1 points by frabonacci 29d ago|0 comments
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by frabonacci 1mo ago
We've also seen similar improvements on a M5 max. no M1 pro or M3 pro results yet though - would love to see someone try those
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by frabonacci 1mo ago
my guess is apple chose a conservative profile for compatibility across different chips and guest releases
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by frabonacci 1mo ago
agreed on the title. added more context below on the exact scope and why this is really a VM capability-reporting issue: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49260087
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by frabonacci 1mo ago
apple silicon is what made us start Lume in the first place last year. the hardware is so good (M1 is now 6 years old!) that people keep pushing through the gaps in the platform. just yesterday we ran a fully offline computer-use agent with
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by frabonacci 1mo ago
the better question is why a throwaway account is doing capitalization forensics
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by frabonacci 1mo ago
yeah the naming is confusing. Apple family 9 isnt M9, it's a Metal GPU feature family. Apple maps family 7 to M1, family 8 to M2, family 9 to M3/M4, and family 10 to M5
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by frabonacci 1mo ago
RunAnywhere or Conifer?
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by frabonacci 1mo ago
> this won't speed up llama.cpp for everyone, just for users running it in this particular kind of Virtualization.framework VM. correct. these figures apply to llama.cpp inside the macOS guest configuration we tested. Lume is the VM
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by frabonacci 1mo ago
yeah fair point. it's always tricky to get the whole idea across within HN's title limit. tldr: we ran the same workload in the same Lume macOS VM on the same Apple Silicon host, first with stock Metal capability reporting and the
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Apple Silicon and macOS VMs: Faster LLM Inference with llama.cpp(github.com)
307 points by frabonacci 1mo ago|41 comments
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Windows computer-use: synthetic cursors for background agents(github.com)
3 points by frabonacci 4mo ago|0 comments
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by frabonacci 4mo ago
i bought this for my girlfriend as an entrypoint laptop considering she is coming from Windows - and overall satisfied. the battery though could be improved especially considering for a couple of hundred bucks more we could have gotten a us
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Computer-Use in Hermes Agent v2.0 [video](youtube.com)
2 points by frabonacci 4mo ago|0 comments
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Clicky Background Computer-Use(twitter.com)
3 points by frabonacci 5mo ago|0 comments
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by frabonacci 5mo ago
A few examples i'm excited about: - Closing the coding feedback loop by having agents verify their own changes in a real app - Automating repetitive workflows across apps that don't have good APIs - Agents recording product demos
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by frabonacci 5mo ago
Nothing prevents using it as a general automation library. If you want to use it directly as an automation framework, you can take a Swift dependency on 'CuaDriverCore': https://cua.ai/docs/cua-driver/gui
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by frabonacci 5mo ago
Thanks! We haven't gone deep on Windows yet because we're still focused on polishing the macOS release. We want to go deeper on the Mac experience before going broader across platforms, and there are still a lot of features we wan
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by frabonacci 5mo ago
really appreciate it. macOS has powerful primitives already, but they weren’t designed as one coherent agent API so you end up stitching together and hitting roadblocks. If Apple doesn't make this more first-class, Linux/Android-s
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by frabonacci 5mo ago
Thanks for trying out Lume! We definitely haven't given up on the idea of sandboxing GUI agents in local macOS VMs. Cua Driver is aimed at a different use case though, letting coding agents and general agents use the Mac you're al
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by frabonacci 5mo ago
We don't have a specific testing framework yet. cua-driver is closer to an automation interface than a test runner. that said, you could definitely build one on top of it. For reference these are some of our integration tests: https:&
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by frabonacci 5mo ago
Thanks for starting that thread, I definitely drew some inspiration from it. But ultimately the secret sauce for the background click came from discovering yabai's window_manager_focus_window_without_raise https://github.com
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by frabonacci 5mo ago
Fair criticism. We took a similar approach to established dev tools like Homebrew, with an anonymous, opt-out telemetry to understand install issues, crashes, and high-level usage. For cua-driver specifically, telemetry is limited to comman
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Show HN: Drive any macOS app in the background without stealing the cursor(github.com)
192 points by frabonacci 5mo ago|43 comments
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Microsoft enters the agent sandbox race(devblogs.microsoft.com)
1 points by frabonacci 5mo ago|1 comments

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