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by tempaccount420 27d ago
It's faster to have it in the runtime in native code. You have more options, not less, you can still use the external dependencies.
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by tempaccount420 29d ago
Closed source :( https://acadia.engineering/license/faq (archive since these things change over time: https://archive.vn/oUwxDwxD )
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by tempaccount420 29d ago
Closed source :( https://acadia.engineering/license/faq (archive since these things change over time: https://archive.vn/oUwxDwxD )
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by tempaccount420 1mo ago
Why haven't we all moved off GitHub yet? Or let me ask a more useful question: if we were to move, then to where? Ideally somewhere new (not Gitlab)
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by tempaccount420 1mo ago
They're one rewrite in Rust away from fixing everything. (jk)
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by tempaccount420 2mo ago
Just how badly are these AI companies setting up their sandboxes?
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by tempaccount420 2mo ago
Last stage is moving everyone to their cloud platforms, they deploy everything for you, you don't even get to see the code, just the deployed end product. Because letting you look at the code would be too dangerous, you could reverse e
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Rust and Artificial Intelligence: The Rust Foundation's Position(rustfoundation.org)
4 points by tempaccount420 2mo ago|0 comments
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Agent skills for interface builders – by Tailwind devs(ui.sh)
2 points by tempaccount420 3mo ago|0 comments
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by tempaccount420 3mo ago
It's not complex actually, but it is C...
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by tempaccount420 3mo ago
> There is no concept of "knowledge" in LLM as it is on Wikipedia. There can be, you don't know if the closed source models aren't using something like DeepSeek's Engram.
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by tempaccount420 3mo ago
IMO, there isn't much space left to fill that Rust couldn't already fill.
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by tempaccount420 3mo ago
It's not discounted pricing anymore, it's the regular pricing.
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by tempaccount420 3mo ago
I'm surprised if that works, given how Anthropic trains to reject any fun prompts
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99.9999% of you should in fact not being "looping" your agent(xcancel.com)
3 points by tempaccount420 3mo ago|0 comments
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by tempaccount420 3mo ago
There are more important things than money.
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by tempaccount420 4mo ago
This is not priced at inference cost. My guess: it's the price at which they make more money than if they rent the TPUs to other companies. The Gemini team has had trouble securing enough TPUs for their user's needs. They struggle
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by tempaccount420 4mo ago
I'm guessing they have some friends at Anthropic.
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by tempaccount420 4mo ago
Don't worry, no one reviewed open source code before AI either. Basically nothing changed about the trust model.
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by tempaccount420 4mo ago
It looks like you were spamflagged on your last comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48133806 That's wild, how are people going so crazy over a rewrite.
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by tempaccount420 4mo ago
Federations are the worst decentralization model, they're too loosely cooperative.
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by tempaccount420 4mo ago
Is it just me or are the Zig zealots actually somehow more annoying than Rust zealots? Many weird takes since the past week...
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by tempaccount420 4mo ago
It's a rate limit of 0 RPS to that endpoint
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by tempaccount420 5mo ago
I don't think anyone would want the type of user that OpenClaw users are as customers... There will be a time for OpenClaw, but in the current world with limited compute, that time is not now.
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by tempaccount420 5mo ago
I can't think of any "select partners" that would want to use this non-SOTA model. Just put it on OpenRouter.
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by tempaccount420 5mo ago
Costs can always be optimized, revenue is much harder to optimize.
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by tempaccount420 6mo ago
Please commit your CLAUDE.md
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by tempaccount420 6mo ago
> they have no idea if one product costs more than another by weight In proper countries the price per kg is displayed under the price
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by tempaccount420 6mo ago
You're probably joking, but this is interesting. If we throw more RAM at AI, it can help us optimize programs to reduce our RAM needs, I haven't thought about it like that
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by tempaccount420 6mo ago
The article says "POSTED ON MARCH 30, 2026"

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