I at least think of El Nino kind of running into South, building up in the Pacific. But the heat cuts across, then down, and pools in Antarctica here, is how I read it.

Agents cross comparing notes often surfaces some good improvements, finds interesting drifts. Ask them to reinterpret the prompt as they see it, have them describe the problem, then their findings, and run new rounds based on different models trying different prompts. Trying to swap and exchange ideas and vectors across agents.

No direct link, but click the "anomaly" map button just underneath the map. Hello all these similar 10+ °C anomalies that have sat around. Some colder spots too that have hung around! But yikes. https://climatereanalyzer.org/clim/t2_daily/?dm_id=world

It assumes systemd, which it uses to start sshd. It also restarts a systemd timer to shut sshd down in 5m. Ssh is set up (by defualt on Debian) to have KillMode=process, leaving the client instances alive, just killing the listen server.

I tend to agree with the top post. I've never felt that knock servers really deserve consideration. That said, the way that this knock server is so small, makes use of well known parts of the system as it is (systemd), is so low risk, and built around decent security building blocks (recursively) & not some ad-hoc protocol is kind of interesting and fun. This one is pretty easy to visualize.

Pick a library. https://github.com/Eugeny/russh

How many of them spoke before on this mailing list, in any capacity what so ever? I suspect this is 99% people who showed up because you organized a brigadging, because you incited people and told them to show up and be completely outraged.

There's a >0% chance that DJB could be correct that there is some risk to this spec (which notably is not seeking recommendation status! So WTF?) The people approving and wanting this aren't fools, aren't lackies, aren't some great foe. There's little real opposition? Making up ghosts and enemies lurking in every corner, brigading people to show up in IETF meetings, who have never participated before, just to spread heat and anger you've programmed them for, is ignoble & indecent.

All too recently: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48760490 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48811887

I dig that the Ploopy knob is QMK based, also high resolution. But watching how much effort E.B. has put into my favorite input device of all time, I can't help but want one of theirs.

The internal LED's are cool here. I like the indicator effect, especially with the partial transparency ball. I do wish this was bluetooh and ZMK based. Even though ZMK is lagging a decent bit behind QMK features. Zephyr is just so cool! Wireless is so great. In my opinion.

On the OpenCode Go workspace there is a huge box:

  Providers
  Control which providers are used for routing.

  Enable models hosted in China 

  Error: Provider request failed with HTTP 403: The latest version of this model is only available hosted in China and requires explicit opt in: https://opencode.ai/workspace/wrk_msh_is_a_liar_stop_bullshitting_please_be_real_example_url/go

My request stands: I would like to have up-front information on what models only have Chinese providers. This information is not available except by buying a plan and experimenting, currently. And I had to try each one to find out, which I wish could be avoided. I want to end this thread where I started it (now that I have done the work to cut through the din and noise and misinformation), with my original request: please OpenCode Go make the information about which providers have Chinese-only/non-China hosting readily available on your website.

this is the integration branch for https://opencode.ai/v2 . it has been for months. it's where the Effect-based refactor has been landing.