xmorse

you can't use this model if it randomly moans between phrases

Based on this video I think this model was trained on p*rn

https://storage.googleapis.com/gweb-uniblog-publish-prod/ori...

this summarizes the average OMP user and dev

https://x.com/greg_horvay/status/2100764473392820433?s=20

OMP is a joke. don't use that garbage

it's definitely not bigger. smaller if anything looking at how much faster it is

Finally! I have been waiting for this for years. Mojo has great potential. I would use it for everything if it was for me

Cerebras is very fast but you can basically never use it because of its scarcity

I am working on a project you can self host on Cloudflare with one command, to store secrets and passwords there. It has a cli similar to doppler

https://github.com/remorses/sigillo

usecomputer is a desktop automation CLI for AI agents. It works on macOS and Linux.

Screenshot, mouse control (move, click, drag, scroll), and keyboard synthesis (type and press) are all available as CLI commands backed by a native Zig binary

Does anyone really use these hacked up with duct tape skills? why not use something more reliable like playwriter.dev?

A compact, YAML-based inventory of your codebase, intended to be prepended to a coding agent's context at session start.

Purpose

- Give the agent a fast, structured overview of files and responsibilities

- Provide jump targets via top-level defs (functions/classes with line numbers)

Check out Critique too if you are looking for a side by side diffs TUI

It uses opentui, the same framework uses by opencode.

It can also render diffs to images, pdf and html. Very useful for agents to share diffs in remote environments like Openclaw or Kimaki

https://github.com/remorses/critique

This one works as an extension so you don't need a new browser specifically for agents. It's easier to collaborate. Also if you run the MCP in non headless mode it brings to front the browser on every interaction, like opening a new page. With the extension this does not happen.

Another benefit is context usage.

The cli can also do a lot more than other MCPs because it uses code snippets run in a stateful sandbox to control the browser, so it can do virtually anything instead of just a few exposed tools like `scroll`, `click`

Mainly using playwriter.dev to help debug CSS issues on the page. It's an extension you can enable in Chrome and let agents control the browser via CDP

https://github.com/remorses/playwriter

I am using WebSocket hibernation so the connection will cost nothing if no events are being sent after some time, 9 seconds I think. I think cost is completely negligible. I run a similar service for the Framer MCP and it costs basically nothing even with thousands of users using it every week.

The big advantage of this architecture is that it that it's very lightweight and starts in less than 200ms. Much faster than the built in Cloudflare tunnel, and no login required

Kernels now written in Mojo were all in hand written in MLIR like in this repo. They made a full language because that's not scalable, a sane language is totally worth it. Nvidia will probably end up buying them in a few years.