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Comment · 8 days ago
Didn't know that external apps can interact with Youtube in a tab in Safari.

Looks nice, I sing so badly that I never dare to try if not alone. Maybe this app will help me to improve just little that I can sing along happy birthday quietrly in a corner without anyone turning heads.

Comment · 16 days ago
Judging by comments opencode seems popular. Why is it not in the top ranking coding agents on openrouter? HN's darling Pi is there, along with few others which I never heard about, but not opencode.
Comment · 17 days ago
Aren't heads of state civilians too?
Comment · 22 days ago
Is Lean so bullet-proof that it never has soundness problems? Something LLM can exploit deep down without anyone noticing.
Comment · 1 month ago
Do I understand correctly, that they spent memory storing largish N hash values per server, so that request hash determines which server to send request to using closest higher value of all server hashes?

That in effect boils down to consistently selecting server S with probability P, where P is function of weight and total number of servers?

Surely there must be better way to select server with a given probability without storing a massive lookup table of hashes? Randevouz hashing of some sorts

Comment · 1 month ago
Do I understand correctly that in your harness models don't call tools and pass output of one to another via context, but instead code whole pipeline as small on-demand tools and see only final output?
Comment · 1 month ago
> a sequential scan may push ~100GB of other data from memory (shared buffers or page cache).

Small note, if I remember correctly PostgreSQL allocates small buffer within shared_buffers for bulk reads. It is so that single sequential scan won't flush all of shared buffers content.

Similar mechanism exists for a pagecache implementation on Linux. It is divided into generations based on access patterns.

Comment · 1 month ago
Is Huel ultra processed food too? They promote themselves as healthy meals and I am long time subscriber. I keep telling myself that even if it is not like cooking from raw ingredients, it is still far from a greasy junk food at kebab shops and McDonalds.
Comment · 2 months ago
> The reason traffic lights are colored is because they are showing distinct states of the same thing and the color is the means of differentiating

I wonder if traffic lights were invented today, would it be just one light changing colour?

Comment · 2 months ago
Sounds like a caveman skill.
Comment · 2 months ago
Thanks, bookmarked nono to have a look later.
Comment · 2 months ago
Who is doing it as first class feature with at least adequate UX?

I have skimmed alternatives offered in comments to this post (vibepod-cli, code-on-incus, opencode-docker, sandboxy, smolvm, amazing-sandbox) and none of them seem to do credentials injection at the proxy level.

Comment · 2 months ago
Comment · 2 months ago
same as Cisco

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