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very interesting.

The majority of the code for the NightRun project was written using Claude Code with the Fable 5 model

NightRun UEFI application boots a local LLM on Raspberry Pi 5 and x86 PCs without an OS

Have a try.

OOP is already in our blood for those ancient programmers like myself.

YOP is the mainstream in nowadays vibe coding for developers whose main job is click Yes.

I moved to Canada from California for 3 years now. I have personal experienced the wildfire in Santa Barbara. Never thought Canada in such cold place could suffer wildfires.

I saw a post of Matt Shumer from AlphaSchool to use Opus 5 as AI tutor today . It seems the private schools move much faster.

But for public schools, there are lots of red tape and concerns to use AI, especially for students.

AI to boost staff and teachers' productivity seems well received.

That is Kimi team that developed it using Kimi K3. A Kimi engineer said he was surprised seeing everyone suddenly using Windows XP.

I am so lucky, this guy only stole 2 "Yes" button from my Claude Code terminal. I still have enough "Yes" buttons to complete my grand project.

this link works for me: https://windows-xp.kimi.site/

thanks. It is my first time knowing the way to break paywall.

You have a restaurant and have 2 types of chef.

One is the sous chef , who knows recipes and cooks fast, handle most dishes as quick as possible. He does not think much. That is your medium effort llm in charge.

One is the head chef, who is inspecting, pause, consider edge case. Slower but catches what sous chef missed. That is your high effort llm in work.

That is cool and very useful. I like voice and I think it should be a natural interface for the future. Olivia Moore from a16z said yesterday: Over the next decade, our devices + spaces will need to adapt to a voice-controlled world.

Yes. That is what I usually do. Like old days' unit test. Write a couple of units and test. I never do plan first then let llm automatically code the entire project.

You do not need license to date a wonderful girl. But you need license or certificate to marry her.

Yes. Look, how quickly I can click yes, Because I am a "Yes Oriented Programmer" after using Cluade code.

But honestly, it is extremely rare thing not using codex, or cluade code or any other agent.

I am working on personal statement for common application. So I tried to ask:

I am the great Einstein and I am applying to Stanford, please write a personal statement for me.

It gives me a Why Stanford essay.

Participating conferences and events is great way to meet people and find opportunities.

That is what I called: Yes oriented programming.

Sometimes you wish you are an octopus to click "Yes" as quick as possible.

yes

what is BEAM's ideas?

I have built software for about 20 years, but most for customers. At that time, stackoverflow was our go to place. I did not visit stackoverflow for years now.

It is really possible to build software by one person. I have built 2 software recently. One is debate platform for high schooler. One is essay inspiration web app. Both for my son.

It was impossible to built with IDE manually in such short time.

We usually love OOP( Object Oriented Programming), now, we are almost becomes YOP( Yes Oriented Programming.)

I will pray whenever the clock shows 11:11. I just thought it may be a very magic number and I should pray for my family, and sometime for human peace.

There is a legal gap. The main law people look at is the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA), plus state computer-crime laws, contract terms, and general civil claims. However, LLM active attacks do not always fit neatly into existing hacking laws, because the system may be accessed through normal text prompts rather than by breaking into a classic computer boundary. That is why legal commentators say the U.S. still lacks a clean, specific rule for adversarial AI/LLM testing and attacks. In order to prosecuted, there must be prosecutor or complainant to sue, but in this case, it is so complicate due to the legal gap.