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Pretty easy promise to keep :)

I'd even go one more, 5.4 was great until 5.5, which was a rug pull.

I'll just leave this here: https://marginlab.ai/trackers/codex/

Wow a tech article on HN. What is happening. Are we back in 2022? /s

Not sure if this is just rage baiting or people actually think this may be a good idea.

hm so it can be reached from anywhere outside, which is scary. It appears to have a speaker or open vent on top but no audio/voice/tts/stt capability?

If I had a device "all AI" for home, stt/tts would be my minimum requirement. Being able to reach it from outside, that's a negative mark for me.

Qualityeesh!

20K stars and a single commit an hour ago?

How many goats were sacrificed?

Genuinely wondering where this dark magic came from.

They didn't even show a prompt box with starry icon button!

Read the post. It doesn't look possible. Motives unknown.

Well the name Pion translates to Pawn in French. So that's a good start.

The silly part is that you end up just looking at the radar and playing regular Asteroid anyway

It's pretty clear when you visit the website though.

I am very impressed by this model so far. It's faaast and it seems to be just intelligent enough to do really well. It's UI work (simple python UI) is very clean and functional. The UX was 'there'.

+1 for exhausting. Also my experience. Very valuable when you have to write business logic or a complex feature the business will rely on.

Definitely not good for long running work and chasing bugs.

I'm glad the authors seem to have acknowledged the problem and not doing much about it :-)

Owning the roots, the trunk, the branches and the tip of the leafs.

It also means that finding models that aren't "approved" will be dealt by other websites.

Likely the tourists are better accounted for than the locals. Numbers are likely much higher :(

I see terminal there, is there someone working in vim yet?

FYI Gemini's version is less broken than Opus' in Safari...

We use flutter at work. When you need to target various platforms for the same code base it's extremely competent.

How many days until the linkedin zombies actually use it for their posts?

Nice one, thanks!

It's a pretty font and gives that instant retro look on keyboards for example.

I've tried it on the computer with "Gorton Digital" and that's just terrible, I can't recommend it. The spacing/kerning is all wrong.

Hoping someone takes on the project of making a nice digital font, potentially a mono-spaced one too.

Over my dead body.

I love coffee. I always have. It has anti oxidant properties. Don't drink the crap coffee. Most Americans have no idea what good coffee is. They're as educated with coffee as they are with nutrition.

Just drink less of it if you must but enjoy it. Get good coffee. Avoid it after 3 PM if you want good sleep. I found a late night cup after a dinner with friends typically sets me right for the drive home and does not damage sleep. But between 3 and 9 PM it's not great for sleep.

Finally it's important to understand that caffeine does not give you energy. It only hides fatigue. If you have trouble sleeping then avoid caffeine. You can get good decaf options today. But they still contain approx a fifth of a regular cup's caffeine.

This is cool and reminds me of the old ascii art editors; although this appears more geared towards technical documentation than art.

Not sure why the title has to mention 144fps, which is of course dependant on the computer specs, the terminal emulator, and the screen rendering the program... If you've got a problem rendering ascii fast, I got news for you...

Yes, it's had a lot of money put through it since its early days, with quirky shortcuts and quirky features.

Imagine if they made Gimp good, this would be what blender became in 3D.

They've done it right, with a foundation and it appears to run like clockwork. Feature wise it now rivals with some pretty expensive alternatives.

Open source; can win!

A brilliantly designed horizontal logo to fit on server racks!

This, once again, misses the elephant in the room.

The fact is simple, there isn't enough of a Mac gaming market for the game developers to go through the effort.

The hardware has been good enough for a while now.

I'm not saying this will never change but the developers that shipped games on PC and Mac report something along the lines of 6-11% of users use a Mac. That isn't worth the effort unless you have a very strong IP and you've already targeted the switch2, the PS5 and XBox.

The game voxatron is old.

I'm not sure about the fantasy console version though! This might be new?