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by tmzt 7d ago
I've been experimenting with using J-Space (and final hidden layers) to extract the semantic meaning of words to improve TTS output accuracy using Qwen and Gemma models. My goal is to either map to an alternative token set where hetero
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by tmzt 1mo ago
Does it work with Codex subscriptions like OMP? I realize others (such as Anthropic) restrict theirs and am not asking about per-call usage.
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by tmzt 1mo ago
Payments should be the obvious feature. The commercials for various smart watches show the same thing: somebody buying a coffee with just their watch. But the reality is different. On my smartwatch (an older Samsung, but same Google OS merg
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by tmzt 1mo ago
Using it now. It seems like I finally found something that works. Having the same agents accessible on the laptop in a large TUI and quickly viewable from my phone has been useful. Tailscale integration works well too. The mobile notificati
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by tmzt 1mo ago
If you're looking for way to get userdebug functionality without building a huge source tree, I created regraph[0]. It's similar to other solutions but does not inject sudo or root, other than the supported adb root path. It start
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by tmzt 1mo ago
A nice little asciinema demo would be helpful on the TUI page. I should be able to see what it is, how it presents the contained agents, etc. I've been evaluating a few of these (and built one into another project I was working on, alm
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by tmzt 1mo ago
Are there any with small system prompts that are still useful, especially with local models and subagents?
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by tmzt 2mo ago
Of course, both of those examples started out as proprietary software. [1] https://www.blender.org/about/history/ [2] https://www.libreoffice.org/libreoffice-timeline/
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by tmzt 2mo ago
This should be a Show HN but looks incredibly interesting and definitely on-topic for the HN crowd. The historical project it references isn't widely known either. To the author: you might consider resubmitting as a Show HN with a huma
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by tmzt 2mo ago
Anybody know what happened to the Pattern Language Wiki? I haven't been able to find it on archive.org or anywhere else. It might have been twiki or similar if not mediawiki software.
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by tmzt 2mo ago
A prehensile-tailed monkey? Watch them perform simple tasks with three useful appendages. (Really five)
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by tmzt 2mo ago
The 40-bit hashed address seemed familiar, then I realized that I (and Claude) had used a similar concept in a VM we built for the OS I've been building. It's a capability and typing system that enables import boundaries to be enf
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by tmzt 2mo ago
I went ahead and forked this and added a new remote INFER protocol. You can see it at https://github.com/tmzt/ds4 if interested.
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by tmzt 2mo ago
This looks useful for somebody with a 16-32GB Mac Mini interested in running larger MoE models. I've been working on a mesh environment that relies on an explicit prefix hash in the request and enables constructing a new session with a
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by tmzt 2mo ago
Awesome. I'd love to see this evolve into something, maybe a Matrix server of our own. For now, I've been hanging out here as tmztmobile: https://matrix.to/#/#pocket-bootloaders:samcday.com
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by tmzt 2mo ago
Updated and added links to gsmarena, thanks for that.
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by tmzt 2mo ago
Thanks. I will.
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by tmzt 2mo ago
I pushed all the intermediate branches as well.
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Show HN: A modern port of Linux to a ten-year-old QWERTY phone
49 points by tmzt 2mo ago|14 comments
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by tmzt 2mo ago
So you've heard of USB?
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by tmzt 3mo ago
You can with the newer instances that suport nested VM. There was a recent story about this here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48556561 .
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by tmzt 3mo ago
Personally, I'm repurposing an older HTC phone with slide-out keyboard (the Speedy) with a new Linux port.
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by tmzt 3mo ago
Do you see much of a difference between started Chromium instances with the same configuration in terms of the contents of allocated memory? Are they deterministic? If not, could you template the memory and apply runtime patches (like timer
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by tmzt 3mo ago
I've been working on a mesh network for private AI models running remotely, controlled by mobile devices (smartphones, tablets, etc.). The mesh is constructed like a piconet, a few devices controlled by a single individual, layered on
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by tmzt 4mo ago
I thought they were itenerant troubadours.
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by tmzt 4mo ago
Sounds a bit like Transmeta Crusoe.
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by tmzt 4mo ago
Same. I switched my efforts to a larger Gemma 4 MoE model (26B-A4B) and llama.cpp and started getting meaningful results. I also implemented subagents for querying, determining which object/action to execute, and composing a short titl
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by tmzt 4mo ago
It's basically restricting what logits are allowed when sampling the model to conform with the JSON (or whatever) shape. It can also cause the model to get "confused" though and doesn't always result in the output you wa
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by tmzt 4mo ago
Doing the same for Apple M-series with fused wgsl shaders specifically targeting Qwen3/3.5. My effort is called shady-thinker and is on github at github.com/tmzt/shady-thinker. This was inspired in part by Antirez's earl
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by tmzt 4mo ago
I'm working on this too. I'm building a distributed environment where compute and GPU resources can be on one system, display on another, organized into a type of piconet. So far, I'm working with offline/local AI though

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