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GrapheneOS has been ported to Android 17 from discuss.grapheneos.org
335 by Cider9986 4h ago | |

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Running local models is good now from vickiboykis.com
989 by jfb 10h ago | | |

Article: 15 min

The article discusses the recent advancements in local models for AI applications, particularly focusing on their improved performance and accuracy compared to previous versions. The author shares personal experiences using various local models across different systems and highlights the Gemma 4 series as a significant milestone in enabling agentic coding locally with about 75% of the accuracy and speed of frontier models.

Local models have improved significantly in terms of speed, accuracy, and usability.
The author has been using local models since their inception and found them to be surprisingly good now.

Discussion (423): 57 min

The comment thread discusses the use of local AI models versus cloud services, focusing on cost-effectiveness, hardware requirements, and performance. Users share experiences with various models like Qwen3.6-27B, Gemma 4, and Opus, comparing them to cloud-based solutions in terms of efficiency and suitability for specific tasks. The thread highlights the varying opinions on local models' capabilities, particularly regarding their limitations compared to advanced cloud services.

Local models offer cost-effective solutions for specific tasks
Hardware requirements vary significantly

Counterarguments:

Local models may not be suitable for complex or large-scale projects
They lack the capabilities and efficiency of the latest cloud-based AI models

AI Machine Learning, AI Applications

Humiliating IIS servers for fun and jail time from mll.sh
62 by denysvitali 2h ago | |

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SpaceX to buy Cursor for $60B from reuters.com
853 by itsmarcelg 14h ago | | |

Article:

SpaceX plans to acquire Anysphere, which operates coding agent Anysphere, for $60B.

The acquisition could lead to advancements in aerospace technology and potentially influence the job market for coding agents.

SpaceX intends to purchase Anysphere for $60B.
Anysphere operates a coding agent named Anysphere.

Discussion (1301): 2 hr 8 min

The discussion revolves around SpaceX's acquisition of Cursor, focusing on the strategic benefits such as access to training data and enterprise contracts. Opinions vary regarding the inflated valuation of $60B for Cursor, with some questioning its rational basis in the speculative stock market. The integration potential between Grok Build and Cursor is also discussed, highlighting the possibility of improved coding models and user experience.

Cursor has a strong presence in the enterprise market with its unique distribution channel.

Counterarguments:

Criticism of the speculative nature of the stock market valuation, questioning its rational basis.

Business Acquisitions, Aerospace

Wolfram Language and Mathematica Version 15, AI Assistant, Symbolic Music, More from writings.stephenwolfram.com
36 by alok-g 1h ago | |

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TIL: You can make HTTP requests without curl using Bash /dev/TCP from mareksuppa.com
247 by mrshu 8h ago | | |

Article: 5 min

This article explains how to make HTTP requests using Bash's /dev/tcp feature in a shell script, even when there are no external tools like curl or wget available.

This method can be useful for system administrators and DevOps engineers who need to perform HTTP requests in environments where external tools are not available, potentially simplifying their workflow.

No external tools required (curl, wget)
Handling DNS lookup and TCP connection internally by bash

Discussion (141):

The comment discusses a surprising and useful Bash feature, /dev/tcp, which allows performing HTTP requests without the need for external tools like curl or wget. The author finds this discovery to be cool.

Command Line Tools Bash Scripting

Calvin and Hobbes and the price of integrity from therepublicofletters.substack.com
260 by pseudolus 9h ago | |

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Mechanical Watch (2022) from ciechanow.ski
621 by razin 13h ago | | |

Article: 1 hr 20 min

The article provides an in-depth explanation of the inner workings of a traditional mechanical watch, detailing each component's function and how they work together to keep time.

Mechanical watches use springs, gears, and levers to track time without electronic components.
The mainspring stores energy when wound and releases it through a series of gears to power the watch hands.
Gears reduce speed from the mainspring to match the rotation rates of the second, minute, and hour hands.
The escapement system controls the release of energy from the mainspring to ensure accurate timekeeping.
The balance wheel oscillates at a precise frequency, regulated by jewels and springs, to maintain accuracy.
The mainplate holds all components together and includes bearings for smooth rotation.
Automatic winding harnesses arm movement to continuously wind the mainspring.

Discussion (114): 17 min

The comment thread discusses the appreciation for mechanical watches, their mechanics, and related topics such as DIY watch repair projects, educational content online, and comparisons between mechanical and digital watches. Users share personal experiences, recommendations, and insights on watch maintenance costs and the value of educational resources.

Mechanical watches are fascinating to many people
Educational content on the internet is valuable and engaging

Mechanical Watch Watchmaking, Technical Watch Components

Stop Using JWTs from gist.github.com
231 by dzonga 8h ago | |

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GPT‑NL: a sovereign language model for the Netherlands from tno.nl
127 by root-parent 7h ago | |

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