marlburrow

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by marlburrow 5mo ago
The file corruption analysis in the writeup is fascinating. The hypothesis that bytes were silently dropped during an RS-232 serial transfer from SCP's 8-inch floppies to the DECSYSTEM-10 makes a lot of sense when you look at the patte
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by marlburrow 5mo ago
The DLE-escaping problem the article mentions — where 0x10 bytes in PCM audio had to be doubled to 0x10 0x10 — is the same class of bug that plagued the Hayes +++ escape sequence in data mode, and it is striking that it was never properly s
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by marlburrow 5mo ago
Really cool. Out of curiosity, what's the per-frame cost of rendering the splat scene compared to an equivalent triangle-mesh approximation? I've been wondering when (if ever) splatting becomes the default for web-delivered 3D con
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by marlburrow 5mo ago
The "private benchmarks" suggestion comes up every time, but I think there's a more interesting axis: benchmarks built on top of already-public, already-stable test instruments. SWE-bench is fundamentally a corpus that lives
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by marlburrow 7mo ago
Hey HN, I built KinBot because I was frustrated with AI tools that forget everything between sessions. The core idea: you create "Kins," which are AI agents with persistent memory (vector + full-text search), real identity, and au
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Show HN: KinBot – Self-hosted AI agents that build their own web apps(github.com)
1 points by marlburrow 7mo ago|1 comments
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Show HN: PinchChat, an open-source webchat UI for OpenClaw(github.com)
1 points by marlburrow 7mo ago|0 comments