D @da4dev

Joined January 2024

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D @da4dev

a month ago

@0xSero Only 1 Spark? Not yet decided on buying the Asus GX10, maybe now.

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a month ago

@0xz80 Yes! Subscribed to it today, really fast, using it in omp

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a month ago

@GiulioFagioli @steveruizok Cool, will try this

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🥧 Introducing GooeyPi - A GUI for the Pi Family of Agents. Supports: Pi, Oh-My-Pi (OMP), and Prime Agent Very excited to share this with you all. Being into local models, I wanted to have a separate harness for my local models so I don't have to constantly switch configs. And I didn't want to go back to the TUI (nerds). But, I didn't want to miss out on all the features that I know and love. Turns out, I didn't have to. I just needed to build it myself. So I did. Features include: > Fully featured GUI experience > Agentic Browser > Realtime Voice Agent > Voice transcription (local or API) > Computer Use > Automation Desk > Agent to Agent messaging > Ask Question Tool > Git Control > Terminal > Pets > and more I tried to capture all of the most popular features I could in this first pass, but we're only just getting started. Available in BETA on MacOS, Linux, and Windows. I need testers! I have only tested on Mac and Linux. If you want to help me with this project, please reach out. Available: github.com/am-will/gooey-…

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Steve Ruiz @steveruizok

2 months ago

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D @da4dev

2 months ago

@__tinygrad__ @satyanadella @github We’ve been self-hosting GitLab for over 10 years and happy with it.

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D @da4dev

2 months ago

@GregKamradt Same, right now on Codex Desktop App + chatgpt mobile, but also using tailscale+echo+herdr as backup

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Cerebras @cerebras

2 months ago

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Docker @Docker

8 months ago

For devs asking “how do I run coding agents without breaking my machine?” Docker Sandboxes are now available. They use isolated microVMs so agents can install packages, run Docker, and modify configs - without touching your host system. Read more → bit.ly/4teSVgL

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AI Edge @aiedge_

9 months ago

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D @da4dev

2 years ago

Check out this quote from the Waking Up app: dynamic.wakingup.com/quote/QT992E1?…

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Adam Silverman (Hiring!) 🖇️ @adamsilverman

2 years ago

Here is everything that happened in AI Agents this week 🧵 (save for later)

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D @da4dev

2 years ago

"When dreaming, imagine success. When preparing, imagine failure. When acting, imagine success." -@JamesClear

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Cory House @housecor

3 years ago

Problem: There are many React state libraries, so it’s hard to choose between them. Solution: Think in categories. Many are similar. 6 categories: 1. Route state (Tanstack router loaders, Next.js RSC fetch results) - Data is fetched and cached when a route loads. 2. Remote state (Tanstack query, swr, RTK Query, Apollo) - Data is fetched and cached when a component loads. 3. Atomic (Recoil, Jotai) - Mutable stores (called “atoms”) can be composed. Optimize renders via atom dependency (Jotai), or via string key (Recoil). State is inside React. 4. Unidirectional (Redux, Zustand) - Immutable store. Dispatch actions to change data. Optimize renders via selectors. State is outside React. 5. Proxy (Mobx, Valtio) - Mutable state. Wrap your state in a proxy, so renders are automatically optimized. Valtio uses a hook. Mobx uses an HOC. State is inside React. 6. State machine (XState) - Enforce state transition rules, and visualize state via state charts. State is outside React.

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Compounding Quality @QCompounding

3 years ago

15 timeless investing principles, visualized: 1. Not investing is risky:

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Mike Freedman @michaelfreedman

3 years ago

Yes. Just use @PostgreSQL for everything! amazingcto.com/postgres-for-e…

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Sergio Pereira @SergioRocks

3 years ago

200 people work in this office: - 8am: They commute for 1 hour to the office, carrying their laptop. - 9am-6pm: They sit & use their laptop with music on their headset. - 6pm: They pack their laptop and commute for 1 hour back home. Non sense! Remote work is much better!