You gotta love the "humor" of Gemini. On Fast it told me:

> Drive. Unless you plan on pushing the car there

Imo they explain pretty well what they are trying to achieve with SIMA and Genie in the Google Deepmind Podcast[1]. They see it as the way to get to AGI by letting AI agents learn for themselves in simulated worlds. Kind of like how they let AlphaGo train for Go in an enormous amount of simulated games.

[1] https://youtu.be/n5x6yXDj0uo

That makes even less sense, because an AI agent cannot learn effectively from a hallucinated world without internal consistency guarantees. It's an even stronger case for leveraging standard game engines instead.

"I need to go to the kitchen, but the door is closed. Easy. I'll turn around and wait for 60 seconds." -AI agent trained in this kind of world

If that's the goal, the technology for how these agents "learn" would be the most interesting one, even more than the demos in the link.

LLMs can barely remember the coding style I keep asking it to stick to despite numerous prompts, stuffing that guideline into my (whatever is the newest flavour of product-specific markdown file). They keep expanding the context window to work around that problem.

If they have something for long-term learning and growth that can help AI agents, they should be leveraging it for competitive advantage.

You can still pipe bat output as it falls back to unformated output when it detects a non-interactive terminal. https://github.com/sharkdp/bat?tab=readme-ov-file#file-conca...

Love the simplicity of your to to-do list syntax highlighter in comparison to todo.txt. That's more how my brain works, as simple as possible. Especially your take on the due date vs. date when you plan to do it. Will definitely try it out.

What they mean is that on a standard german keyboard layout to type []{}~ one would press

  [ Alt Gr-8
  ] Alt Gr-9
  { Alt Gr 7
  } Alt Gr 0
  ~ Alt Gr +

While on an Apple keyboard you use

  [ ⌥-5
  ] ⌥-6
  { ⌥-8
  } ⌥-9
  ~ ⌥-n

I just tested the German – Standard layout on a Mac, it's the first one you indicate. Apple calls right-⌥ the Compose key, not AltGr, but works the same way, other than being transposed with the Command key from the familiar Windows style of layout.

There's also a keyboard layout just called German, maybe that one works the way you refer to? But surely it's not too much to ask that someone select the keyboard style they're accustomed to using?

Don’t confuse “standard” with “what IBM and Microsoft implemented in the 80s”.

Congrats on the launch. I'll take a closer look soon and only played around a bit.

Would be great if you could extend the documentation.

If you're not open sourcing the app, what about at least open sourcing the documentation?

One thing I'd like to extend is on https://www.grafychat.com/d/docs/intro

3. Configure Ollama server to make sure it allows connection from grafychat.

That's not very helpful. Something along the line Set the environment variable OLLAMA_ORIGINS to "https://www.grafychat.com" and rerun "ollama serve". Use your custom host if your using the self-host option.

  ```sh
  OLAMA_ORIGINS="https://www.grafychat.com" ollama serve
  ```

Is not that much more text but makes it way easier for people to go and try out your app with ollama.

Thanks for the feedback!

Open sourcing documentation is an interesting idea.

> Something along the line Set the environment variable OLLAMA_ORIGINS

I'll test it out and update the docs.

What I usually do for Open Source, instead of browsing the website, check on GitHub. https://github.com/penpot/penpot

The license on GitHub is featured prominently as MPL-2.0

"This study explores a violation of Newton's third law in motile active agents, by considering non-reciprocal mechanical interactions known as odd elasticity. By extending the description of odd elasticity to a nonlinear regime, we present a general framework for the swimming dynamics of active elastic materials in low-Reynolds-number fluids, such as wavelike patterns observed in eukaryotic cilia and flagella."

I was wrong thruflo pasted the correct link

You are probably right. The Instagram Engineering blog [0] points to the Fabric documentation on Read the Docs [1] which is empty.

"Read the docs" links to the GitHub repo [2] but it's 404 and even the GitHub organization zwsyff888 is gone.

[0] https://instagram-engineering.com/what-powers-instagram-hund...

[1] https://fabric.readthedocs.io

[2] https://github.com/zwsyff888/fabric

One of the main reasons for us to use a terraform collaboration tool is to easily manage state files.

Would be awesome if they find a way to integrate state management.

Thanks!! Great point; for now we're relying on S3+dynamo which many people prefer anyways; but state management is on the roadmap, we'll get to it soon

Tracking here: https://github.com/diggerhq/digger/issues/206

And btw contributions very welcome, we're a small team so every bit helps, even if it's just filing or labeling an issue

> S3+dynamo which many people prefer anyways

Those people have not experienced the :heart_eyes_cat: of GitLab's TF state store, which I find just a bazillion times superior to creating TWO separate AWS resources only for storing a bunch of JSON to make TF work: https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/infrastructure/iac/terraform...