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I cannot express how happy I am that it uses a Pi core. Look forward to complementing herdr with this

Love it, hope something for Supcom comes out soon.

Byzantine dotfiles

On my way to buy stratego off ebay

I am very impressed with the KV Cache Compression work as well as the prefix cacheing making queries converge on practically free.

Let's go, tangled.sh is about to have private repos

Yes, even Bcachefs was on and off through versions

Looks like astro starlight

Meanwhile I can do all that and more with reasonix harness for Deepseek with a cache hit rate of 99%. And that's with unsubsidized American providers like cloudflare or Digital Ocean

With this was more in line with corne style split keyboards and really made for programmers like enthium.

Couldn't agree more, and the use of Clojure is the cherry on top.

Great, ghost.el was made thanks to the well-made libghostty-vt library. I am very to try out Rio in Emacs next.

Nice premise, I can see this being developed out more for open world style games.

Thanks for the heads up. Good to know storage won't be an issue with a simple upgrade too.

Very cool. Would like to do this with my Kobo Clara

Likewise, I don't know where my dotfiles would be without deepseek/reasonix model configuring my entire OS for almust free with cache hits.

Look forward to combining this with fluorite

I don't know, tangled.org seems promising.

How does it compare to RapidRaw?

Koreader rocks indeed

Great semver number

Heh, geoguesser for artifacts. Neat. The texts on the slider do seem a little close together. Could just be me.

Looks like a cool project, thanks for the reference. Have been relying on Dorion up to this point.

Congrats. Will be watching with great interest!

I switched from codeberg to tangled, and the transition couldn't have been smoother. Being on the ATmosphere really helps with peace of mind.

The best part is using harnesses like reasonix or whale make cache hit at a rate close to 98%, making requests converge to practically free. And that's with unsubsidized American providers like cloudflare or Digital Ocean.

I saw an interview with one of the main contributors for Neovim and they use fennel for everything. All roads lead to Lisp

That's clever insight. If it was lisp from the beginning, maybe would be more straightforward. It's as simple as code can get, according to Uncle Bob, while still being expressive. It's no wonder Emacs still reigns supreme. Well, I am happy with Niri's kdl approach for the time being.

$1 seem a lot, with a high cache hit rate it should be lower.

This is why I use the reasonix or whale harness for Deepseek, prefer the hyper optimized cache hits making request converge on almost free.