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Simple is better than complex.

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I did an almost 2h agentic AI intro talk at the biophysics department at Eötvös Lóránd University today.

If you're interested, you can find the slides and the practice material here: https://t.co/oLCYCbkzvr

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@hunvreus Well-written. I can subscribe to this, start to finish.

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@hunvreus makenomistake[dot]ai is still available somehow

Thought about buying it, but no idea for useful content atm and I don't like stockpiling.

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@JustJoshLife Nice, followed and reviewed for a tiny bit of boost.

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Open sourced htmui: a typed HTML component library for Python @htmx_org apps (for those tired of Jinja)

It has most of the @basecoatui components (shadcn for non-React) plus some utilities. Credits to @hunvreus

Also serves as a holm + htmy demo.

https://t.co/tqIPefgXFv

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@championswimmer Models with way less world knowledge but more intelligence, augmented by good tooling and tool use would be a positive direction imo.

Distilled intelligence instead of knowledge, better security, cheaper, possibly less hallucination, easier customization through the harness...

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@dhh K2.5 was the first open weight model that was pleasant to work with. GLM feels quite similar. Big upgrade for those who want to avoid using OpenAI/Anthropic.

Minimax 2.5 is okay for simple tasks, but not in the same league.

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@JustJoshLife Do you plan have the episodes on Spotify?

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@buggyflex777 There are extensions for this I think. And you see your balance in Zen. That's it right now as far as I know. Surely the team is planning something, it's kind of essential. There may be higher priority tasks though, they seem to be working very hard.

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@opencode Love OpenCode and Zen, but this is so misleading...

There's also no built-in way to track token usage. 3rd party plugins are not a solution.

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@thdxr this would be the responsible version of openclaw...

the direction opencode and zen is heading is great, i keep recommending it to everyone

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@htmx_org This is quite nice!

Wondering how I could add it for juniors and mediors in my projects, besides the actual https://t.co/kd587Rusmr.

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@thdxr join mastodon, it's pretty good

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@thdxr So true. This is one of the things I really like about open source, as the maintainer, you can just do this, delay and ship the right stuff. It's rarely possible at "work", business or management usually gets in the way.

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@hunvreus holm (https://t.co/QiRhVJGcjm) may be what you're looking for.

Currently it's like FastHTML on steroids thanks to FastAPI and htmy. I plan a feature that lets you use HTML and MD everywhere. The primitives are ready in htmy. Wish I had a week to get it done already...

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@klusterai Will you stop continuously spamming users of other code review services??? GDPR time, delete my personal information from your system.

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@harjotsgill @coderabbitai I haven't tried it. I don't plan to, to be honest. If I want an AI to address an issue, I'd just trigger it locally with the tooling I normally use.

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@coderabbitai It's incredibly frustrating that the automatic issue commenting feature is opt out and not opt in. It's spam! And it can't even be disabled on the dashboard, I need to commit a config file to each repo to stop it. 👎

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FastHX (Python server-side rendering and @htmx_org library for @FastAPI ) now supports async HTML streaming: https://t.co/djRz77ih1j

This means holm also supports this, although it's not yet the default: https://t.co/QiRhVJFEtO

Happy new year!

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@harjotsgill @coderabbitai Thanks for the info.
The settings UI seems a bit overcomplicated. Less would be more in this case.
FWIW: "Enable automatic issue enrichment" was already off and I still got the comments. Now I turned off everything on that tab, but I don't dare to remove the config file.