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German Rheinmetall open-sources its Battlesuite connected weapon system protcol(rheinmetall.github.io)
273 points by summarity 1d ago|104 comments
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by summarity 14d ago
“Opt in by default” would mean that it is not enabled by default. Do you mean opt out?
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by summarity 22d ago
They also cancelled availability of the 512 M3 Ultra months ago in many regions, likely just redirecting memory
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by summarity 1mo ago
Keeping a simple log of "accepted/rejected" avenues is basically all that's needed, maybe with a root style guide in the project. I've got several multi-day sessions in 5.6 Sol running without going off the rails in
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by summarity 1mo ago
Thank you for Herbie btw, it continues to be one of the most used tools in my personal projects (all 3D math and rendering)
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by summarity 1mo ago
I agree in general, but can think of at least one counterpoint: https://terathon.com/blog/decade-slug.html Actually novel implementation is protected, paid the author's bills, and was dedicated to the public domai
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Rich Text Editing Innovations in Bike(hogbaysoftware.com)
2 points by summarity 1mo ago|0 comments
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by summarity 2mo ago
What? There’s literally a completely interactive book linked right from the home page.
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by summarity 2mo ago
"Test B is an alternative to test A." could mean there's a Test B and a Test A, and they're interchangeable. Or: You can run Test B to confirm A works, that is "to test A". Again the stated goal to clear docume
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by summarity 2mo ago
Gotta love how the very first example in Issue 9 of the standard is already self-defeating: > "Test" is an approved noun, but not an approved verb. > STE: Test B is an alternative to test A. So much for clear - unless you kn
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by summarity 2mo ago
To answer the question at the top, yes there are countless suites that are instantly resumable even after months away. I used to teach Blender (v3) and I think I could find my way around but the overhead isn’t worth it. I’m also though in a
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by summarity 2mo ago
The question is why don’t they integrate cycles? I mean I have a random app for home planning on macOS and even that comes with Cycles as the rendering engine. Can’t be that hard.
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by summarity 2mo ago
Key difference between the trademark systems here: in the EU system you don’t get a trademark by trading with a specific name and it then being recognized. It’s the other way around: the name must be unique, not confusing, and highly specif
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by summarity 2mo ago
Vs Voxtral would be a better comparison. No other model, open or closed, has been able to hit such a low AER (Acronym Error Rate ;)) for my meeting transcripts. Seems to understand/infer all the technobabble I use at work. Never have t
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by summarity 3mo ago
It has supported custom, local, any BYOM for quite a while. I work at GitHub but even then I often use OpenRouter models in the CLI and Copilot App
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LLMs use "safety" specific neuron layers to identify vulnerabilities in code(arxiv.org)
5 points by summarity 3mo ago|3 comments
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by summarity 3mo ago
Their DNS is also scriptable, it’s not just a name server
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by summarity 4mo ago
You can still download VS6 from Microsoft and clone a repo from there, and chances it’ll compile and run are higher than JS project that’s two weeks old
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DeepL lays off 25% of its workforce(heise.de)
9 points by summarity 4mo ago|0 comments
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by summarity 5mo ago
If you’re trying this for automating things on GitHub, also take a look at Agentic Workflows: https://github.github.com/gh-aw/ They support much of the same triggers and come with many additional security controls out
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by summarity 5mo ago
It’s growing but not a lot, I have some data here: https://pierretempel.com/p/nim-usage-on-github Most code I write is still Nim though.
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Copilot CLI can now ask a second model to critique the first(github.blog)
3 points by summarity 5mo ago|0 comments
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by summarity 5mo ago
Not claude code specific, but I've been noticing this on Opus 4.6 models through Copilot and others as well. Whenever the phrase "simplest fix" appears, it's time to pull the emergency break. This has gotten much, much w
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by summarity 6mo ago
This is somewhat in line with the approach taken by some softfloat libraries, e.g. https://bigfloat.org/architecture.html
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by summarity 6mo ago
Related work from our security lab: Stream of vulnerabilities discovered using security agents (23 so far this year): https://securitylab.github.com/ai-agents/ Taskflow harness to run (on your own terms): https:/
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by summarity 6mo ago
Already happend: https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.08708
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by summarity 6mo ago
I posted this and it picked up steam over night, so I thought I'd add how I'm using it: I work on 3D/4D math in F#. As part of the testing strategy for algorithms, I've set up a custom agent with an F# script that instru
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Herbie: Automatically improve imprecise floating point formulas(herbie.uwplse.org)
198 points by summarity 6mo ago|45 comments
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by summarity 6mo ago
Well sort of, the industry tried to go way beyond that by capturing the entire light field: https://techcrunch.com/2016/04/11/lytro-cinema-is-giving-fil...
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by summarity 6mo ago
Finally, Desert Golf and Flappy Bird merged into one

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