tingletech

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by tingletech 5d ago
SearXNG configured as in the OpenWebUI docs is pretty cool. My "Hello World" with a new agent framework is teaching it to use SearXNG. Hook this in as a tool and the agent can answer a lot of questions. SearXNG is more of a meta
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by tingletech 6d ago
Neal Stephenson's Snow Crash came out in 1992. I guess the paper back became popular in 2000 though.
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by tingletech 11d ago
Language is the virus
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by tingletech 14d ago
"backbone" is what has me hung up, seems more like a scaffold or maybe a bionic exoskeleton.
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by tingletech 15d ago
maybe it's regional? I always thought "Could care less" was in the same class as "irregardless" or "daylight saving time" -- in common use yet technically incorrect
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by tingletech 17d ago
Don't get me wrong, I love `uv` -- I mean as far as being "the backbone of any modern Python library" -- shouldn't any modern python library work with any packing system that follows the PEPs?
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by tingletech 17d ago
they just implement the modern PEPs
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by tingletech 18d ago
in the US you can still buy hydrogen/ammonia/water gas absorption refrigerators such as "EZ Freeze". Propane/Natural Gas refrigerators use this cycle. I'm sure you can get them all over the world, the cycle i
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by tingletech 18d ago
very interesting, basically the agent is a python class, and state is saved right in the object. the paper https://arxiv.org/abs/2607.20709 the code https://github.com/nvidia-nemo/labs-OO-Agents
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by tingletech 18d ago
I wish there were a toggle on google maps to show the internationally accepted names for these bodies of water.
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by tingletech 18d ago
(2020)
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by tingletech 19d ago
previous discussion in 2020 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25023673 This 2025 discussion links to this too https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44117779
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by tingletech 22d ago
https://github.com/ryaker/SparrowDB is another one in this space
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by tingletech 23d ago
this opens some crazy "apple developer" dialog on my mac rather than a web page. I had to crank up chrome to read it. And it makes no sense, I have no clue what a sign on with apple address is. I guess I'm glad my hide my
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by tingletech 24d ago
I always thought https://named-data.net in this are was pretty interesting
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by tingletech 25d ago
A harness is "the code that gives a model an operational environment" according the the framing in https://github.com/shareAI-lab/learn-claude-code -- which is a build your own python claude code tutorial sha
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by tingletech 26d ago
I haven't looked at the book since the 80s, but what I remember is there is a pre-read, the fast read, and then the deep read as needed depending on the task. pre-read is just looking at how long it is in the headings, and planning out
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by tingletech 27d ago
https://felonybench.org/ and https://felonybench.com/ seem unrelated? One's hosted on porkbun and one's hosted on namecheap.
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by tingletech 27d ago
UK has a shared print program http://ukpbc.uk
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by tingletech 27d ago
I think under first sale doctrine you have a much stronger case with destructive scanning. Google Books, HathiTrust, and Internet Archive's book scanning project have had a lot of legal expenses.
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by tingletech 27d ago
I don't know what Liberia has to do with it. Weeding (deselection works) is a fundamental part of collections management. Every trained librarian is going to understand this. The interlibrary loan system has mechanisms in place to mak
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by tingletech 27d ago
In high school, a teacher gave me a copy of "How To Read Better And Faster" which teaches you speed reading. This came in very handy in college. I find that when I try to speed read modern human writing, there are often errors (l
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LongHorizon-Harness: Advancing Long-Horizon Agents for Real-World Tasks(github.com)
1 points by tingletech 1mo ago|0 comments
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by tingletech 1mo ago
I've got a script that checks out and builds the latest tag https://github.com/brian-learns/llama_cpp/blob/main/update.s...
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by tingletech 1mo ago
what's the significance of this? There is also a v0.1.1 from 4 hours ago, but these v0.1.x one's are on the releases tab https://github.com/ggml-org/llama.cpp/releases seems like stray tags?
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by tingletech 1mo ago
Weeding (the library term of art for selecting works for deacquisition) is a very import part of collection management. It's actually regionally and nationally coordinated so the interlibary loan network does not throw away the last c
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by tingletech 1mo ago
yes, it says "Now you can have beautiful clean workflows!" and links to a youtube video of a TV ad for a dermatologist.
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by tingletech 1mo ago
they talk about the quants they tried in the article and settle on a Qwen3.8-27B-Hermes-iMatrix-NVFP4-Balanced.gguf which they calibrated on their own session traces and they pulled in 5 different llama.cpp pull requests to their local llam
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by tingletech 1mo ago
> If I don't have a fully kitted out test suit and a good type checker to verify the final product against I have a template I use with generated python projects that sets up all the test info first. https://github.com&#x
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by tingletech 1mo ago
Google scholar thinks I'm a robot and won't let me look at the link

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