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The LattePanda Sigma(taoofmac.com)
1 points by rcarmo 3d ago|0 comments
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by rcarmo 3d ago
I'm currently playing with the https://linkr.now - which has an API and a set of agent skills. _much_ more useful than other KVMs I've tested in the past, and I published a pi/piclaw add-on here: https:/&#x2
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by rcarmo 3d ago
This was painful to read, even though the subject matter is very interesting to me. Please, ModelRift, get a human author.
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by rcarmo 4d ago
I keep looking over my shoulder to the pair of KALLAX behind me ever since I watched this, just to check if they budge.
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by rcarmo 5d ago
It is. Review coming soon :)
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by rcarmo 5d ago
Yeah, I never mention prices in my reviews because the very first link is usually to the manufacturer or the product page, and prices go stale.
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by rcarmo 8d ago
Also, no remote postings in Europe is just stupid.
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by rcarmo 8d ago
Yep, that’s mine
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by rcarmo 8d ago
Mine already covers all of that, based on what Codex says…
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by rcarmo 8d ago
I have a trifling complaint about this, which is that it smacks of LLM aid throughout, especially in headings. I wish people would aggressively filter for these things--I have a technical writing SKILL.md that tries to remove all the AI tro
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Piclaw 3.0 – Ohana(github.com)
2 points by rcarmo 9d ago|0 comments
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by rcarmo 9d ago
They are more creative than that.
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by rcarmo 9d ago
The EU ones do reach out to endpoints, but mine is currently off and I am not testing that :)
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by rcarmo 9d ago
Oh, by the way, these things spoof MAC addresses too, so you can't rely on DHCP.
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by rcarmo 9d ago
I've had several conversations about this over the years, usually about the EU and how they keep harping on Apple (for instance) because it's a highly visible brand while they completely ignore LG (and others) and their massive da
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by rcarmo 10d ago
My agents use https://rcarmo.github.io/projects/memento/ to manage shared skills and propose changes. But I also have template projects with skills baked in for some scenarios.
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Show HN: A local, Apple Intelligence meeting assistant(github.com)
5 points by rcarmo 10d ago|0 comments
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by rcarmo 12d ago
I work with corporate customers, and it has become (literally) the new API management layer, to isolate and audit connections between systems and prevent people from developing random API clients.
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by rcarmo 13d ago
Here you go, I made a quite wide-ranging set of notes here when I switched: https://taoofmac.com/space/apps/1password
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by rcarmo 13d ago
We should get more of these here. My Arxiv queue is all inference stuff, this is fun!
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Not a Joke(taoofmac.com)
3 points by rcarmo 14d ago|0 comments
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by rcarmo 16d ago
Having it there by default is an ad. Turning it on explicitly is a dev tool.
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by rcarmo 16d ago
I created https://github.com/rcarmo/piclaw to use for long-running background tasks (spec to plan to targeted code) because I needed something that could run on a server (I never run agents locally) and check on via an
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by rcarmo 16d ago
You do realize geopolitics has made it kind of hard to have reasonable negotiations with the US in general, right? ( cof cof Canada )
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by rcarmo 16d ago
Started reading, saw “The timing is the story”, and my LLM-generated-spider-sense tingled. The piece is informative, but I now have no idea if the arguments are human or AI driven
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Gpt 5.6 Sol might be just a tad too proactive(taoofmac.com)
1 points by rcarmo 17d ago|0 comments
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by rcarmo 18d ago
I'm doing both "documents" and documents (JSON and gzip compressed blobs for emails, office docs, etc.), with the plaintext extracted and run through FTS5. I can't think of another database that would let me do this, plu
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AI Image Generation on an RP2350 Microcontroller(cpldcpu.github.io)
2 points by rcarmo 18d ago|1 comments
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by rcarmo 22d ago
Well, “low” is relative. Not everyone can spend a small car’s worth on a Studio…
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by rcarmo 22d ago
The big difference you're not looking at is the memory bandwidth. The M5 Pro has nearly twice the one of the M6: 170GB/s memory bandwidth Configurable up to 32GB unified memory 307GB/s memory bandwidth Configurable up to 64GB

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