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mst3k-anything(github.com)
1 points by indigodaddy 15d ago|0 comments
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by indigodaddy 20d ago
Just because a huge company could replicate an OR or HF replacement, doesn't mean by any measure that users will abandon OR/HF and flock to the mega-corp equivalent. In fact even the opposite-- users might be turned off and retic
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by indigodaddy 23d ago
Wonder if that makes it cheaper than using on the sub (ignoring reset shenanigans)
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by indigodaddy 25d ago
Would running this in say a KASM workspace fall within the open source license?
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by indigodaddy 25d ago
Thanks!
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by indigodaddy 26d ago
This is interesting. Would you consider this a different type product/benefit than all the "memory" things we have seen popping up everywhere?. Is it different just because it lives in the cloud? To me it feels like a diffe
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by indigodaddy 26d ago
Ah ok, so the point is to protect the backend then? But by inspecting the headers are you still not hitting the backend? I guess that winds up putting way less load on the backend?
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by indigodaddy 26d ago
"Engineers mitigated the problem by temporarily reducing gateway retries through a code change and configuring the load balancers to reject inbound Copilot Token Service requests with HTTP 403 responses." ^^ How can the LB reject
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GitHub blames 8-hour outage on autoscaling fail(theregister.com)
2 points by indigodaddy 26d ago|4 comments
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Evaluating DeepSeek V4 Pro 0813 on Hack the Box Challenges(theaq.blog)
1 points by indigodaddy 28d ago|0 comments
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Have an Agent Babysit Your Deployments(blog.exe.dev)
6 points by indigodaddy 29d ago|0 comments
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by indigodaddy 29d ago
If Anthropic doesn't figure out why OpenAI is eating their lunch, they're in some trouble. I'm guessing they already know why, but aren't able to accept that they won't somehow come out #1. Or in fact they really
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How to code without AI [video](youtube.com)
2 points by indigodaddy 29d ago|0 comments
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Gram – A code editor for humanoid apes and grumpy toads(gram-editor.com)
2 points by indigodaddy 29d ago|0 comments
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by indigodaddy 1mo ago
Why would the potential acquisition have anything to do with this? They do discounts all the time on various models. Luna was 50% off last week..
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Deploying and Installing SUSE AI(documentation.suse.com)
4 points by indigodaddy 1mo ago|0 comments
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AI-Assisted Management Drives Latest SUSE Linux Release (2025)(suse.com)
2 points by indigodaddy 1mo ago|0 comments
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by indigodaddy 1mo ago
That's mostly about 1) harness incompatibility with the GLM and/or 2) Bad implementation of hosting the model by your upstream vendor
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Agentrove: Self-hosted AI workspace for orchestrating coding agents(github.com)
1 points by indigodaddy 1mo ago|0 comments
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by indigodaddy 1mo ago
Stumbled on this.. not affiliated.
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Doable: Self-hosted AI app builder for teams(github.com)
1 points by indigodaddy 1mo ago|1 comments
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by indigodaddy 1mo ago
Great, appreciate the feedback ty
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by indigodaddy 1mo ago
Thanks! That's sounds excellent. I love the Shelley Web Agent ( https://GitHub.com/boldsoftware/Shelley ), but guessing it would be hard to integrate that into your platform (although would be amazing if you cou
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by indigodaddy 1mo ago
What's the cheapest way to use grok models for coding?
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by indigodaddy 1mo ago
The value in their subscription is bound to the Cursor agent/software only though correct?
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by indigodaddy 1mo ago
Is grok build the same as grok cli?
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by indigodaddy 1mo ago
Valid points.
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by indigodaddy 1mo ago
IMO you should evolve also as a central platform to host AND build internal tools (eg with agents). Have you considered that? EDIT oh snap I see in the console tour that there's an AI App Builder section. Ok gonna have to try this
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Cursor Design Mode(cursor.com)
12 points by indigodaddy 1mo ago|0 comments
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by indigodaddy 1mo ago
Or just any agent on any VPS/VM. Or better yet exe.dev that has auth and TLS proxy/domains built-in, + Shelley Web Agent ready to go

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