MessagePack for C# v4.0.0-preview.2 has been released! Also, I have an announcement to share.
github.com/MessagePack-CShar…
MessagePack for C# v4 Preview 1 is out. I posted a short write-up on r/moderndotnet about the new formatter interface and an asm-level look.
reddit.com/r/moderndotnet/s/…
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That was the spark that led to the decision to cut all proprietary vendors loose from the company.
I Couldn't Access My Own Company's Data – Alexander Zeitler | Omarchy Stories 008 @lxztlr @omarchy
youtu.be/Jh2cBzfkStE
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💪Omarchy Mac Users
Are you willing to walk on the bleeding edge of kernel development?
Is your Macintosh already running Omarchy?
Is your Macintosh fully backed up in case something goes wrong? Full disclaimer there is a CHANCE you can break your install, its not likely, but it can happen.
If you answered *yes* and you feel like getting down on some kernel development- keep reading
curl -fsSL github.com/iconidentify/auro… | bash -s -- --agent-prompt
If you run this command on your M1 or M2 running Omarchy for Macs, it *should* install a TEST kernel that has several notable changes, including Thunderbolt support, SEP (TouchId Support) as well as AVD improvements (that you, the community contributed 113 pull requests to make happen)
I want to stress that you need to be adventurous to run this! Have an agent run the command and shepherd you through the process! Once installed you can use your TouchID and enroll your fingerprint/verify etc. The bash script gives you a prompt for your agent.
Try plugging your machine into a thunderbolt dock if you have one, make sure usb comes back from sleep, display etc. if it doesn't, just have an agent report findings, fixes or anything upstream to the custom kernel branch.
NOTE: This work is going to flow upstream to the Aurora Linux project, I am coordinating testing and improvements and will shepherd all changes to their project via a pull request, preserving your agents commit hash / etc.
teamwork makes the dream work
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PrismML team fit a 27B model into 5.9 GB.
We uncensored it without changing a single weight. 🐳
Introducing OrcaRouter Ternary Bonsai 2 27B Uncensored.
Traditional abliteration modifies weights. On a ~1.72-bit ternary model, that means re-quantization — potentially destroying the quality preserved by QAT.
So we moved abliteration into the runtime.
→ 0 weights modified
→ 0 re-quantization
→ original 5.9 GB pack stays bit-identical
→ 129 residual intervention sites
→ adjustable at inference
→ runs locally on Apple Silicon
No modified checkpoint. Bring the original Bonsai pack + our runtime.
Open source: github.com/Continuum-AI-Corp…
Today, we’re announcing Ternary Bonsai 2 27B.
Based on Qwen3.8 27B, Bonsai 2 27B is 9x smaller than its full-precision counterpart while retaining 98.2% of its aggregate benchmark performance.
Two months after the first Bonsai 27B release, the biggest change is quality. The footprint remains 5.9 GB, but the gap to full precision has narrowed materially, with particularly strong gains in agentic coding, multimodal reasoning, and long-horizon tool use.
Ternary Bonsai 2 27B is available today under Apache 2.0.
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I want to treat my kids as adults, that's why I'm building a special "agreement mode" in the Screen Time plugin for Omarchy Kids.
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Want a VM with Omarchy? @dhh told me to use QEMU. I asked my agent and created a script with a skill so I could make VMs in a minute.
- No installer wizard
- No disk passphrase
- No login prompt
- 18 seconds from boot to desktop
github.com/jankeesvw/omarchy…
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Building without predicting. (The story of how I built my perfect home.) sive.rs/fit
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this is a real rom hack
WNBA Jam for SNES
I put Enes and Royce on Portland as thats my home town team
we're going to dominate
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I think Home Depot should delete their website/app and start from scratch again. There is nothing to preserve.
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Working on a blog post about the distributed job execution platform I built on top of Akka .NET and I'm really pleased that this is the state of C# now
The code in this sample is just "normal C#" now but this very functional programming-looking code now. Unthinkable 10 years ago
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Replying to @JensenHuang @nvidia

























