williamstein

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Terminal multiplexer and experimental Wayland compositor for browsers(blit.sh)
7 points by williamstein 3d ago|0 comments
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by williamstein 1mo ago
If only one company had AI and nobody else did, then that one company would be expected to start seeing an explosion in growth/revenue. As it is, everybody has access to AI, so extensive use of AI should just result in keeping up with
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by williamstein 1mo ago
Turns into an Ad for exe.dev
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by williamstein 2mo ago
> This means that the model can support defensive cybersecurity work while still blocking vulnerability discovery in compiled binaries, which is more commonly used offensively. Annoyingly, this is a concrete argument that open source sof
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by williamstein 2mo ago
Agreed, it's definitely Kevin. His writing style is unmistakable.
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by williamstein 3mo ago
https://www.swiftlatex.com/editor.html for the wysiwyg editor says "We are working hard to fix the editor." It has said this for many years. I think I tried it once when it was live and it was pretty cool. My
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by williamstein 3mo ago
I strongly disagree with "Claim 1: Every goal of code review can be served by agents at lower cost and higher throughput." They define the goals and include this one: > "Knowledge transfer. Agents can actively generate on
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by williamstein 3mo ago
This interview https://youtu.be/oWOz2htozfI?si=qdQ0uZRoZOYeThOn from 2 days ago with a top researcher from OpenAI directly addresses the bitter lesson argument and the importance of scaling for the history of their models.
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by williamstein 4mo ago
> Some of the numbers that you saw from the number of students who receive failing grades were because we caught them (cheating) and prosecuted them and are sending their cases to the center for student conduct,” Garcia said. According
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by williamstein 4mo ago
It seems like a big problem that xtermjs has is iOS copy/paste, so I fixed that today [1]. [1] https://github.com/xtermjs/xterm.js/issues/3727
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by williamstein 4mo ago
This seems like a useful discussion of the relationship between wterm and xtermjs: https://github.com/agent-of-empires/agent-of-empires/issues/...
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by williamstein 4mo ago
Wow, finally an alternative to xterm.js?
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by williamstein 4mo ago
I maintain a website of scans of things Grothendieck wrote, pictures, etc. https://wstein.org/sga/
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Codex downloaded by Xcode 26.4.1 reported as Malware(old.reddit.com)
3 points by williamstein 4mo ago|1 comments
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by williamstein 4mo ago
He was NOT reading the code: "For 7 months I'd been prompting and shipping without ever sitting down and actually reading the code Claude wrote."
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by williamstein 4mo ago
https://github.com/ImperialCollegeLondon/FLT
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by williamstein 4mo ago
Mojo is still NOT open source (the standard library is but not the compiler). Open source is table stakes for a modern programming language.
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by williamstein 5mo ago
What does " Not mentioning the resets every 1 million customers" mean?
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by williamstein 5mo ago
This guy is: https://youtu.be/sxX8BMscce0?si=1MuE3_cCH_uDabrT
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by williamstein 5mo ago
SEA with node.js "works" for nearly arbitrarily general node code -- pretty much anything you can run with node. However you may have to put in substantial extra effort, e.g., using [1], and possibly more work (e.g., copying asse
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by williamstein 6mo ago
The current OpenClaw GitHub repo [1] contains 2.1 million lines of code, according to cloc, with 1.6M being typescript. It also has almost 26K commits. [1] https://github.com/openclaw/openclaw
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Nteract 2.0: A ground-up rebuild of the notebook app(nteract.io)
3 points by williamstein 6mo ago|0 comments
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by williamstein 6mo ago
FWIW, the Joint Mathematics Meeting is bigger, based on number of registered attendees [1]. [1] https://jointmathematicsmeetings.org/meetings/national/jmm20...
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by williamstein 6mo ago
This exact thing solves a huge problem with SEA binaries as he points out in his post. You can include complicated assets easily and skip an ugly unpack step entirely. This is very useful.
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by williamstein 6mo ago
I tried to make a version of this using Zig once, but ran out of steam: https://cowasm.org/
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by williamstein 7mo ago
Is this open source or source available?
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by williamstein 7mo ago
He is trying to use a different phrase “write-only code” to define exactly the same thing Karpathy defined last year as “vibe coding”. For what it is worth, in my experience one of the most important skills one should strive to get much bet
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by williamstein 7mo ago
> Checkpoints run as a Git-aware CLI. On every commit generated by an agent, it writes a structured checkpoint object and associates it with the commit SHA. The code stays exactly the same, we just add context as first-class metadata. Wh
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by williamstein 8mo ago
It's a reference to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46723990
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by williamstein 8mo ago
I strongly agree. The memory and cpu usage of codex-cli is also extremely good. That codex-cli is open source is also valuable because you can easily get definitive answers to any questions about its behavior. I also was annoyed by Theo

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