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by Flux159 1y ago
This is an interesting take since web developers could add mcp tools into their apps rather than having browser agents having to figure out how to perform actions manually. Is the extension itself open source? Or only the extension-tools? I
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by Flux159 1y ago
This is pretty interesting - how has your experience been with R3F? I've built a small game level with it before and I'm wondering if I want to go all the way and build something larger. Also, are you planning on making this open
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by Flux159 1y ago
This definitely tracks with my experience in big tech - managing large scale build systems ends up taking a team that works on the build system itself. The underlying repo technology itself needs to work at scale & that was with a virtu
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Getting Gemini to write an ORM for Spanner in a weekend(suyogs.com)
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by Flux159 1y ago
I've gone through a few AI IDEs / agents and CLI tools now, currently on Cline with Gemini 2.5 Pro which is doing a pretty good job at my web app code with a decent .clinerules file in the repo. To answer why I don't use chat
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by Flux159 1y ago
The graphs around programming language & use cases makes sense from my personal usage. What's interesting is that they call out "automation" vs "augmentation", but also mention "directive" vs "fee
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by Flux159 2y ago
Some very quick initial thoughts - the json spec has some similarities to mcp: https://google.github.io/A2A/#/documentation?id=agent-card - there's an agent card that describes capabilities that google wants
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by Flux159 2y ago
I think the link should be updated to this since it's currently just pointing to a git commit.
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by Flux159 2y ago
I just made an open source CLI based chat client that supports MCP servers to solve this problem yesterday at https://github.com/Flux159/mcp-chat . The issue I faced during MCP server development of my Kubernetes MCP se
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by Flux159 2y ago
Is there a way to always accept certain commands across sessions? Specifically for things like reading or updating files I don't want to have to approve that each time I open a new repl. Also, is there a way to switch models between 3.
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by Flux159 2y ago
It's interesting that Anthropic is making their own coding agent with Claude Code - is this a sign of them looking to move up the stack and more into verticals that model wrapper startups are in?
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by Flux159 2y ago
This is super cool & I'm impressed that it's working with WebGL. From reading the code & seeing the examples in the sandbox, it looks like the sprite layer is defined one time (initialization) with specific sprite & an
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by Flux159 2y ago
To run the full 671B Q8 model relatively cheaply (around $6k), you can get a dual EPYC server with 768GB RAM - CPU inference only at around 6-8 tokens/sec. https://x.com/carrigmat/status/1884244369907278106 T
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by Flux159 2y ago
This is a great list - I was wondering if there was a less research oriented, more experimental or practical reading list that you're planning as well - some things off the top of my head: - Actual examples of Fine tuning of LLMs or ma
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Show HN: Agentic Shell (agish)(github.com)
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by Flux159 2y ago
This looks pretty nice - this is specifically replacing the JupyterLab frontend and keeping the connections to Jupyter kernels - there shouldn't be any theoretical reason that it couldn't support Javascript or other language kerne
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Timeline of AI models released in 2024(huggingface.co)
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by Flux159 2y ago
Google's answer to o1-mini that is available via API with much higher limits than OpenAI. Performance is said to be very good for it's speed but ymmv https://x.com/JeffDean/status/1869795828493320541
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Gemini 2.0 Flash Thinking(twitter.com)
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by Flux159 2y ago
I was in a Waymo last week in San Francisco that had a bicyclist cut in front of us, no hard breaking or jerk just a gradual decrease in speed. I would've hit the break relatively fast myself but Waymo handled it without issue in a ver
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by Flux159 2y ago
I've been using Sapling along with the VSCode extension for ISL which mostly gets me a better workflow with diff stacks locally (Github isn't great dealing with stacks though). The only major limitation for me is git-lfs support s
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by Flux159 2y ago
Right now I'm doing prompt execution in activities, passing results to other activities. Workflows currently only started after human events, but going to move towards additional workflows started through an activity soon - I'm ke
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by Flux159 2y ago
I'm working on building out an AI agent right now - looking through autogen, langgraph and other current frameworks along with just building my own logic on top of a workflow orchestrator. The ReAct paradigm for agents makes me think o
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by Flux159 2y ago
Congrats on launching! From your explanation comparing to traditional workflow engines it would be a step up from something like Airflow, but I was wondering about a comparison to Temporal which does let you create dynamic DAGs as well as p
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by Flux159 2y ago
> Why would I want to play a 3D game in my fucking browser of all places? To provide users a way to instantly play a game without having to download all assets at once. Give developers a potential way to avoid app store royalties of up t
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by Flux159 2y ago
I like they're adding 4MP images, but after so many models in the past 2 years (diffusion, LLM, etc.), I can't keep up with what model(s) are best for which use cases. I know civitai has fine tunes specifically for anime style, re
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by Flux159 2y ago
I like it - was just making a diagram for a container architecture & used Mac OS Freeform, but I could keep this in my repo easily & update via text. Also, like that there’s an online playground for trying it out.
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by Flux159 2y ago
If I already have a postgres operator setup on Kubernetes - what additional benefits is this getting me? Right now super fast start times aren't really needed since it's a database that I expect to be running for a while - ms vs 3
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by Flux159 2y ago
Ah thanks for clarifying. I understand the focus on being a scripting syntax first after looking at google/zx & rereading the docs. Also had some more time to look at the code, seems like the CLI is using https://github.
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by Flux159 2y ago
This seems like it can be super useful - lot to go over but want to focus on running commands in containers. Having a clean and elegant way of executing LLM commands in a containerized environment is definitely better than running on a sing

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