buzz 1.0 is finally here! the most flexible team workspace out there. for humans and agents, model agnostic, local or cloud, and infinitely extendable.
https://t.co/8IaMVeUoCW
Google has a new multimodal model - Gemini Decisions
She understands text, video, audio and images. And all this in one model!
A million input tokens costs only $0.10, and you can try it for free at AI Studio
Omarchy is forever free. There's no monetization scheme coming. I'm already rich and the Omacom Foundation is a well-founded nonprofit.
The only ulterior motive here is to make Linux win on the desktop and create the perfect, malleable computer for all to enjoy!
@bot can now connect to private MCP servers on your tailnet without exposing them to the public internet.
Powered by Tailscale OAuth apps, now GA, so you can build secure agent integrations, too.
Read more here: https://t.co/cmn8tpM6w7
okay okay. you want mobile, we get it.
HERE IT IS: herdr for iphone, ipad and android.
see which agents need you, open the real terminal and answer. type, paste a screenshot, or just talk to it.
works with herdr-core. herdr tui isn't supported (yet)
Omarchy 4.5 is finally here! Traditional desktop mode, M1/M2/M3/Neo compatibility, 50 languages, 7-second installs, and a million other features, fixes, and improvements. https://t.co/lYxY1zFxAM
Ever nodded along when someone mentioned TCP handshakes or DNS lookups, without really knowing how they work?
Then this is for you.
A visual quick reference for 14 internet protocols, with a built-in packet inspector.
https://t.co/uhU1PznfNC
❗️ Andrej Karpathy says Claude built him HackerTube, a YouTube that only recommends videos Hacker News keeps praising, in about 2 hours.
Claude sifted 43M comments from 20 years of Hacker News down to 6,454 videos that people kept recommending.
His only manual work, he says, was a Google API key, a rented server and the domain. He gave Claude the server's IP, told it to secure, harden and deploy the site, and says it did the whole thing.
There are no logins, and each thumbnail is a frame from the middle of the video instead of an A/B-tested upload.
https://t.co/OxcJFGOxHf
‼️ Sam Altman says it's "quite terrible" that people keep the world's scarce DRAM in their own computers.
Arguing against running AI locally, he wants it in data centres instead, as home PCs use it just 5% of the time.
"Many people's intuition is the opposite of that," he said.