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by samuell 5d ago
Now do the combinations of them.
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by samuell 5d ago
I hope @jolaflow can chime in here eventually, but from a brief look, my impression, besides the fact that Epiq is based on git as opposed to beads where it is optional, is that Epiq seems to be much more optimized for interactive collabora
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by samuell 5d ago
Sorry, I might not have been clear, but the tool and blog is by @jolaflow (my brother) and I'm so far mostly involved as a reviewer and early adopter, but glad you like it. I might be biased, but I think the tool provides something rea
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by samuell 6d ago
Yeah, I think as a general direction we need to allow a useful collaboration with the agents on the issue board. This is btw why Epiq was developed, to keep the board as code, git-backed, distributed (via an event log mechanism), and with t
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The rise of agent-driven heterogeneity at the edge(efficient.computer)
1 points by samuell 6d ago|0 comments
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Local TUI issue board for agentic workflows with time travel, backed by Git(twitter.com)
3 points by samuell 12d ago|0 comments
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To do your best work you need to work like a sculptor(livingsystems.substack.com)
3 points by samuell 12d ago|0 comments
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Crafts(wo)manship(livingsystems.substack.com)
1 points by samuell 13d ago|0 comments
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by samuell 14d ago
Indeed. A google/brave search on that founder generated nada.
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by samuell 14d ago
Yea. A google on that founder generated zero results.
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by samuell 14d ago
I read it, but OK, I misunderstood.
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by samuell 14d ago
Let's not make this a Nordic conflict. We, the Nordic countries need to stay brothers and sisters with each other as we have done for centuries (not without sometimes serious squabbles, but still). Not even a European countries conflic
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Ask HN: Best open source way to run local open-weight LLMs in 2026?
4 points by samuell 19d ago|1 comments
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by samuell 20d ago
I also stumbled upon this site, which on a first glance looks really thorough. Interested to hear if folks have comments on it though: https://walkinglabs.github.io/learn-harness-engineering/en/
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The Cost of Cognitive Debt(ljtn.github.io)
6 points by samuell 21d ago|3 comments
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I'm Done Coding with AI(youtube.com)
42 points by samuell 24d ago|11 comments
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by samuell 25d ago
I have had a similar experience regarding tiling window managers. Been trying i3, but everything becomes just super complicated, and I learned I somehow actually appreciate having a feel for windows moving around, and having the freedom to
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by samuell 26d ago
> Why not put issues alongside the codebase? That's the idea of Epiq: https://ljtn.github.io/epiq/ > In my view, the main obstacle here is that without serious dedication, the user experience for humans woul
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by samuell 26d ago
"For with much wisdom comes much sorrow; the more knowledge, the more grief." Ecclesiastes 1:18
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by samuell 27d ago
I found it a bit curious that Mojo seems more readable, while at the same time less compact, than Rust. At least according to my small experiment: https://x.com/smllmp/status/2055602226240893043
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by samuell 27d ago
I liked the connection of the central dogma of biology (DBA to RNA to Proteins) with Lisp programs. I connected that to streaming flow-based programs though, as opposed to cell-to-cell signaling which shares many characteristics with, Erlan
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by samuell 1mo ago
Yea, I like the quiz feature a lot. It feel more efficient than both the podcast one (which mostly creates a very superficial high level talk on a level I typically already grasp), and the flashcard one in my experience.
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by samuell 1mo ago
A self-hosted git-based issue tracker like Epiq [1] seems more relevant by each day going forward. [1] https://github.com/ljtn/epiq
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by samuell 1mo ago
Thank you for sharing! Small off topic thing: I recommend removing the bit in the URL from ?si=... and forward, unless you want Google to track every user who clicks this link to your share.
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by samuell 1mo ago
For me as a follower, my interest is all about a compiled and fast language with little complexity (vs Rust), and a highly readable and fluent syntax (vs Go).
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by samuell 1mo ago
Yes, this kind of thing seems to happen quite often. Popular posts spurring further posts on a theme.
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by samuell 1mo ago
Garmin lets you connect your device as an USB storage device and manage everything manually though. I do this to completely skip online uploading, and am keeping track of stats using a mashup of bash scripts and cli tools.
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by samuell 2mo ago
Glad to hear if it meets your needs!
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by samuell 2mo ago
Pardon the plug, but I thought I'd point out that I think SciCommander [1], or the ideas behind it, could be very relevant for this stack. It does capture a provenance graph for any ad-hoc shell commands executed in the shell mode, or
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Qualcomm Completes Acquisition of Modular(modular.com)
2 points by samuell 2mo ago|0 comments

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