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Finally a harness that does something like this! I've been looking for this for ages
Soon, we will merge the channel model into Autolith. Classic sessions will be replaced with independent channels and agents running on a "world server".
Within the world, parents manage their persistent children, talk to each other, mention each other like on Discord, and the user is just another participant who can be mentioned or inboxed.
Now you can start and run Autolith as a 24/7 service on your machine.
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I am scared I will soon not be able to see Mario again. However, I promise that until that day arrives, I will always be here, posting Mario facts. Thank you all so much for your support through the years.
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everyone's busy paying attention to the other election, but in the meantime: C++26 was voted down.
as someone who has written C++ for a decade and professionally for 5 years, all i can say is: *good*.
i hope this sorry mess of a language can stagnate and die with some shreds of dignity, without the committee stuffing another 15 useless garbage incoherent features badly stolen from for other languages into its rotting corpse while everyone desperately pretends they aren't noticing the fact that no one has willingly started a new C++ codebase since 2018.
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Oh boy! This sounds awesome! (Haven’t tried it yet.) Rust is the best programming language for AIs because of the safety orientation and tooling, but the long compile times are a big limitation. This appears set to eliminate that friction!
github.com/indexable-inc/bla…
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BREAKING:
Japanese scientists develop method that forces cancer cells to kill themselves in laboratory tests.
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Heaven is where the compile speed is from Go, the safety from Rust, the performance from C++, the libraries from Python, the macros from Lisp, the stability from Java, the types from Haskell, the ubiquity from JavaScript, and the error handling from Elm.
Hell is where the compile speed is from Rust, the safety from C++, the performance from Python, the libraries from Lisp, the macros from Java, the stability from Haskell, the types from JavaScript, the ubiquity from Elm, and the error handling from Go.
