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peefy
1mo ago
You can search for or look up the corresponding data and evaluation test cases on Hugging Face.
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OpenLoomi: SOTA Holistic Context Graph for AI Agents
(github.com)
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Why We Open-Sourced OpenLoomi AI
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Ask HN: Building a Personal AI Avatar. What Technical Are Essential?
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Lumis AI – Your Communication AI Agent
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peefy
11mo ago
Qt? MAUI?
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peefy
1y ago
Sorry, I put wrong link for the article. Here: https://dev.to/xu_pengfei_5bd5de28bc9419/building-personal-a...
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Building Personal Agents, Not General Agents?
(lumis.melandlabs.ai)
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1y ago
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Dora: High-Performance EVM and WASM Compiler Based on MLIR for Onchain Computing
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2y ago
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peefy
2y ago
Multiple configuration merging strategies do not imply inconsistency or uncertainty, nor do they mean that one file can overwrite or patch another. KCL also provides a certain degree of immutability, such as ensuring that exported variables
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peefy
3y ago
A great project!
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peefy
3y ago
It should be added that we also use Rust to fully build the front-end of the language and compile it into native code using LLVM.
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peefy
3y ago
I personally enjoy this article very much, just like what we are doing in KCL language [1]. KCL is a cloud native configuration and policy language, and we have endowed KCL with a semantic level gradual type system. It is a bit like Typescr
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The KCL Programming Language for Kubernetes
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3y ago
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peefy
3y ago
Wonderful post, how about using standard OCI to unify products? We have also been working hard recently on a package manager for configuring language KCL, which currently supports Git, OCI, and more.
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KCL v0.5.0 Is Coming – Better Language, Toolchain, Integrations for DevOps
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GitOps with KCL Programming Language
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The new KCL programming language open-source organization
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3y ago
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peefy
3y ago
This organization includes 30 language, toolchain and cloud native ecological projects.
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Show HN: The KCL Programming Language for DevOps
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3y ago
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peefy
3y ago
As a developer who has been using .NET for many years, C# has given me unprecedented pleasure and efficiency in programming, thanks to a copy of C# code that can be used simultaneously for Linux, Windows, MacOS, Android, iOS, excellent tool
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peefy
3y ago
I have seen its language design and compiler implementation, and I am sure I will continue to follow and watch the development of Yaksha Programming Language. If possible, I would like to contribute.
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peefy
3y ago
I'm very surprised that this is actually a single person's workload. "Because I am also a programming language designer and developer, I have worked in it for approximately 3 years, and it also supports compiling to WASM.&quo
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Another Configuration Programming Language Faster Than Jsonnet, Cue and HCL
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4y ago
I'm glad to see the organic combination of Python and Rust. My personal interesting experience is to rewrite a Python project using Rust [1], which has increased the speed by 40 times. Then the original Python project and the rewritten
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peefy
4y ago
Rust does learn from python, such as crate and module, to some extent. The compilation tool of Rustc itself is written by python, interesting.
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peefy
4y ago
With the help of Pyo3, the interoperability between Rust and Python becomes easier. We use Rust to write the performance-sensitive parts and bring the capabilities to Python through binding. The performance-sensitive parts can still be writ
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peefy
4y ago
Supplement: Although we did not use Go and Python to write the core compiler part of KCL again, we provided KCLVM Go and Python SDK for peripheral ecological supplement: https://kcl-lang.io/docs/reference/xlang-api
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We Rewrote Our Project with Rust and It’s Almost 40X Faster
(betterprogramming.pub)
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4y ago
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peefy
4y ago
I like neat and compact projects!!!
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