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Re:Mistral AI to produce a larger family of models on Wednesday June 17, 2026 @08:46AM (#48569689)
Why do you think, is it lack of capital available in Europe ? Over regulation ? Simply a vision problem ?
Re:Mistral AI to produce a larger family of models on Wednesday June 17, 2026 @03:49AM (#48567153)
"It's actually le gros chaton"

Show HN: I made an OpenClaw plugin to use Infomaniak instead of Google Workspace

https://clawhub.ai/plugins/@opencow42/potassium-openclaw

Hello there HNThe plugin is hooking into Infomaniak's public APIs to provide :- Drive interaction (can search upload download …) - Email interaction (can search read email send … ) - kChat interaction (can post, respond to mentions …)It works for my simple personal workflows, I'd be happy to get feedback if this is of interest to you. Is there another product from Infomaniak you would like to...

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Show HN: WASM with JIT from a Swift SPM Package

https://github.com/OpenCow42/swift-wasmtime

Hello HN,For my own needs I needed a powerful WASM engine that provides JIT acceleration, and use it from the convenience of the Swift Package Manager.So I ended up wrapping wasmtime (a Rust project) https://github.com/bytecodealliance/wasmtime/The SPM package does support most platforms swift supports, including mobile where JIT is simply not available.I'd be happy to hear from you if this is...

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I hear you maybe my summary of the tool does give this impression.

Here are actual small use cases that work for me:

- Aggregate the markdown files of a git project in one place. I can version them, review them, dump them, search efficiently into them. Useful to me before launching long agentic tasks, I specify all I want to beforehand.

- "Cron" checks on new versions of libraries. This works without specific APIs or any setup. A document is maintained with the latest seen version in a specific path of the document base. I also had good results tracking new stars and user adding them with this.

- Press review / OSINT I built myself a "President Daily Brief" Same thing. It can "reason" given the old daily briefs and assess if the situation is worsening or not on a specific issue, and make basic forecasts. It tracked down the current Ebola crisis before it went mainstream for me and predicted correctly it would worsen.

I guess I use this for long term memory basically, where I keep ownership of long term knowledge locally. It's more a metaCerebralCortex, and openClaw "dreams" are the hippocampus coalescing these memories at night.

Also, please note each document in base has a virtual "path", so beyond tags and search you can pin down on a specific domain. It is structured as a tree.

I do understand that if I were to build a harness this would possibly not be a good fit for the core of it.

Does this make sense to you, or would you just basically do without such a thing at all to keep each agentic task context clean(er) ?

Show HN: MetaBrain – A local document memory for AI agents

https://metabrain.eu

Hello there HNI experimented with agentic coding recently and I felt the need to track more contextual data by project. Also I felt the need to be able to go beyond the 1D chat to communicate with agents.So I created a local document memory, that is discoverable by agents themselves. The CLI is designed to be easy to pick up by agents. It allows humans to collaborate too by reading / searching...

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I recommend the manga BLAME! that explore what happens to humanity if you push this to 11 https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/BLAME!
Re:Diffusion Models Are Real-Time Game Engines on Wednesday August 28, 2024 @06:53AM (#41378143)
I'd love to see John Carmack come back from his AGI hiatus and advance AI based rendering. This would be supper cool.
Re:Diffusion Models Are Real-Time Game Engines on Wednesday August 28, 2024 @06:52AM (#41378135)
Nvidia CEO reckons your GPU will be replaced with AI in “5-10 years”. So this is what the sort of first working game I guess.
Yup that's a Teenage Engineering OP1 designed to look like a keyboard :D
I wonder if Swift's AsyncAwait could be used in such a way.
I quitted 8 years ago, banned in my personal DNS, never looked back.

I use private chat apps to replace it, and full disclosure I enjoy from time to time loosing some time on twitter.

INT-P speaking, this may be helping me.

Re:The Stack Monoid on Sunday September 06, 2020 @03:27PM (#24393959)
I had this crazy idea a while back using Ray tracing APIs to piggy back a database. Testing for a row could be done shooting in parallel rays to a structure mapped to the data.
I knew it, “apple silicon” branding allows them to de-normalize ARM at will.
Neural net trained on data obtained with … computation. Or else Mr Wolfram wants to hear from you as you broke the `computational irreducibility`
Well in the philosophy problem space, ethics and morals are clearly a complex matter haha.

If someone’s ethics is to maximise chaos, then a full disclosure on 4chan is _technically_ the _most_ ethical action for this person.

Consider `life` been a nonlinear chaotic process, so causality from been smart alone cannot be established.
Re:What is the hardest thing in Computer Science? on Wednesday April 22, 2020 @10:31AM (#22945948)
Creating a `complete` (in a mathematical sense) computing system.
Elements of Euclid ? You build the proofs in your head step by step.
Compressor, so we can have refrigeration and feed million of people safely between other things.
Re:Can We Have Prosperity Without Growth? on Tuesday February 04, 2020 @11:12AM (#22237229)
You would then have to try to ban bitcoin Why would an individual want to keep around an eroding by design currency?

> In addition fedcoin would traceable (anti crime)

You would only successfully trace the law abiding citizen IMO.

Re:Flight Simulator 2020 – New Development Footage on Tuesday February 04, 2020 @10:48AM (#22236876)
A strong cloud simulation is key here.
Re:Artificial Morality on Wednesday January 29, 2020 @09:46AM (#22181034)
If morality is derived from a belief in God, then a nihilist could argue any form of morality is essentially artificial.
Re:Life Is Driven by Network Effects on Tuesday January 21, 2020 @04:48AM (#22105539)
I feel it goes against the idea I (we) may have about personal freedom.

This makes someone not aware of said systems a puppet doesn't it? To the point you think you have freedom, but your attempts could be doomed to failure.

We are still free to shape our networks yes, and it requires work ... So success is a function of how good you are at Psyop then /s

Re:Climate Change Is Killing Alpine Skiing as We Know It on Thursday January 16, 2020 @11:11AM (#22065845)
I concur. I'm from "Savoie", FR Alps. I have filmed on Hi-8 the glaciers nearby where I lived as a kid. Some are just no longer visible from the valley.

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