Frannky

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by Frannky 7mo ago
Tangential. I want a coffee maker that prepares coffee and cleans up after itself automatically. The ones I found are very expensive. Any DIY hack?
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by Frannky 7mo ago
I know a person. Ex-Googly. Doing his startup. Spent one year on a crazy complex product. Investors do not get it. Users do not get it. He spends 99% of the time explaining why his ideas are so good. You ask to try the product, weeks pass a
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by Frannky 7mo ago
Thanks for reference the docs. For me an agent is an entity that you can ask something and it talks to you and try to do what you asked to do. In this case if you have a server with an endpoint you can run opencode when the endpoint is call
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by Frannky 7mo ago
No resources, I used Claude Code and did what I put in the original message. Experience easy thanks to Claude coding and deploying
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by Frannky 7mo ago
I think you are mixing two concepts. I was just talking about having an LLM that is able to replicate human thinking, which is different then having a precise person's brains turned into LLM weights. In that second case the problems yo
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by Frannky 7mo ago
I model LLMs as searchers. Give the input search and they match an output. The massiveness of the parameters and training data let them map data in a way searching looks like human thinking. They can also permutate a little and still stay i
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by Frannky 7mo ago
I don't use it for coding but as an agent backend. Maybe opencode was thought for coding mainly, but for me, it's incredibly good as an agent, especially when paired with skills, a fastapi server, and opencode go(minimax) is just
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by Frannky 7mo ago
Like this user has a comment history of hyping show HN
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by Frannky 7mo ago
It may also be that I am just comment AI paranoid, but yeah, I find myself a lot guessing if there's a person behind a comment or not
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by Frannky 7mo ago
I am very confused by the comments, they seem too excited for this... Are they real or paid bots? If they are real, kudos to OP
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by Frannky 7mo ago
Can I run it?
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by Frannky 7mo ago
I tried it once; it was incredibly verbose, generating an insane amount of files. I stopped using it because I was worried it would not be possible to rapidly, cheaply, and robustly update things as interaction with users generated new requ
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by Frannky 7mo ago
The MCP server usually provides some functions you can run, possibly with some database interaction. So when you run it, your codign agent is using AI to run that code (what to call, what parameters to pass, and so on). Via MCP, they don&#x
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by Frannky 7mo ago
I don't know. Skill+http endpoint feel way safer, powerful and robust. The problem is usually that the entity offering the endpoint, if the endpoint is ai powered, concur in LLM costs. While via mcp the coding agent is eating that cost
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by Frannky 7mo ago
Opus 4.6 is nuts. Everything I throw at it works. Frontend, backend, algorithms—it does not matter. I start with a PRD, ask for a step-by-step plan, and just execute on each step at a time. Sometimes ideas are dumb, but checking and guiding
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by Frannky 7mo ago
I have no idea how much the demand is for fine-tuned models. Is it big? Are people actively looking for endpoints for fine-tuned models? Why? Mostly out of curiosity, I personally never had the need. What I want from an LLM is smart, super
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by Frannky 7mo ago
I use another vps for FastAPI. I assume the vps with Zeroclaw will become compromised. I don't use other people's skills. Just use Claude Code for adding endpoints and the relative skill. Communication via Telegram bot, calendar v
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by Frannky 7mo ago
I found ZeroClaw plus Hetzner to be a good option. I've been using it for a week, and it's stable and robust. Complex abilities unlocked calling a FastAPI server with one skill for each endpoint
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by Frannky 7mo ago
This is so cool! What are the cool projects in the space? I would love to start building and playing with these robots
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by Frannky 7mo ago
I wonder what happens if I apply the same strategy to an automated shop. Claude code periodically proposes updates and automatically implements them, with revenue as the target function.I'll give it a try.
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by Frannky 7mo ago
Cool idea! Does this work with electron apps? I tried automating some apps and the problem was that a lot of stuff was never reachable, only via screenshot + click
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by Frannky 7mo ago
This is my experience too. Also, the ones not striving for simplicity and not architecting end up with giant monsters that are very unstable and very difficult to update or make robust. They usually then look for another engineer to solve t
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by Frannky 8mo ago
I love it. I still use a 2020 M1 since I had not had a reason to change it. So smooth and fast and silent and thin. I don't really have a reason to buy a new one but if it broke or I lost it I would for sure buy this new one. Pros are
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by Frannky 8mo ago
Damn I would love to buy it. In the past I tried different mods trying to get rid of google, the problem was always the same, lot of little annoyances making it very painful for daily usage. A de Googled phone without annoyances and securit
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by Frannky 8mo ago
I recently installed Zeroclaw instead of OpenClaw on a new VPS(It seems a little safer). It wasn’t as straightforward as OpenClaw, but it was easy to setup. I added skills that call endpoints and also cron jobs to trigger recurrent skills.
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by Frannky 8mo ago
I recently installed Zeroclaw instead of OpenClaw on a new VPS(It seems a little safer). It wasn’t as straightforward as OpenClaw, but it was easy to setup. I added skills that call endpoints and also cron jobs to trigger recurrent skills.
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by Frannky 8mo ago
I think what it means is that coding is difficult but predictable — in the sense that, you can solve it by throwing enough money at it. Figuring out what to build in a way that actually leads to product-market fit, on the other hand, is som
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by Frannky 8mo ago
I think I'll wait until they are more reliable. For now, I use skills, but they just specify which endpoint to call. It should be also safer, different vps, no access to credentials but the bearer token.
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by Frannky 8mo ago
Yeah, that's my experience too
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by Frannky 8mo ago
both

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