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Why aren't languages/frameworks offering retrained models for their project?
The cost of training is coming down.We have incredible open source models (especially smaller ones) like qwen 3.6-27b.Imagine the more niche languages/frameworks getting a model rebuilt for them: zig, haskell, elixir/ash, f#, IHP, jetzig, etc.I could imagine that there would be tremendous value in a language + framework model like: zig + jetzig that is explicitly trained on the materials and...
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transferring data from chat to kb is incredibly tedious.
do this and win my undying love.
Ask HN: Has anyone created a Mac mini doc with a battery?
I was thinking that a mac mini dock would be pretty good for home use, but a mac mini + an ipad would be good for the occasional travel a portable computer. Why couldn't a dock/battery exist for the mac mini?
I think one of the difficult things with checklists is by their default they assume happy path (step 1, then step 2). The reality is step 1 might spawn 13 options. I'd kill for a git-style (or mini-drakon-style) visualization of checklists that are slightly more workflowy.
Something like: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27469952/visualize-branc... for checklists/actions
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Knowledge Table (OSS AI GitHub Repo)
Login into the browser and your authentication is passed into everything automatically. Everything you need is pre-installed/set-up.
Login on another computer and see everything in the exact state you left it.
For some replace LoB use cases just storing the data directly and letting users query it would be an advantage.
And the sites that use it like: https://blog.codinghorror.com
Single ad per page. Let sites monetize, but 50% ad space is stupid.
The approach here is they have transpile your Swift (iOS) to Kotlin (android) but without the “magic” layer so you can modify the Kotlin as needed.