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Mixture of Actors
(peerd.ai)
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NotASithLord
3mo ago
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NotASithLord
3mo ago
Hey, cool project. Lots of simpler inspirations obviously. Ultimately an extension is more friction than a web page, but it comes with much wider capabilities when you're not locked to a single tab. So it's the right choice for pe
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3mo ago
Agree on markdown bloat/hoarding. Appreciate the feedback, already doing a pass based on other feedback and trimming fat.
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3mo ago
It's vanilla JS with no unnecessary build step. Runs in the browser as is, and easy to audit.
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3mo ago
Moved
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3mo ago
Scrubbed. Taking a fresh pass through.
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3mo ago
It's a project convention for human contributors as well. Agree it can probably be relocated though.
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NotASithLord
3mo ago
I hope so! There's different approaches for different use cases, for sure. This seemed like a genuinely new one worth exploring and seeing where it goes. I think the benefits are that the agent "lives" where most people alrea
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NotASithLord
3mo ago
It's defense in depth, definitely not a silver bullet. The web runner has no access to wider capabilities outside of that page. So the only path for a prompt injection to do anything is to try and get itself included in the summary, an
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3mo ago
Author here. Some other technical tidbits: - Fully typed checked with JSdoc, and Bun/TS for testing. - stdlib-js is injected into every js runner and notebook for better math capabilities than vanilla js, and also charts etc. - App dev
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Show HN: peerd – AI agent harness that runs entirely in your browser
(github.com)
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3mo ago
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3y ago
Did you read the article? It’s all about the currency problems and disparate exchange rates that have resulted in the country for the last 20+ years and has nothing to do with the president who’s been there for hardly 2 months. One of his f
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6y ago
Can I ask who this high-risk processor is?
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7y ago
This may indeed be a valid use case, and Bitcoin fulfills it. You don’t need to build a separate blockchain, you just need to know how to embed a hash into a Bitcoin block and how to point to it which is technically easy. Also it’s unclear
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7y ago
My phone slipped out of my pocket on the subway on my last night in Tokyo. Realized 20 minutes later, talked to some employees and described what kind of phone it was (a cheap Samsung, really not a big deal), gone as can be. Flew back home
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7y ago
Have a short list of worthy follows to start breaking into it?
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7y ago
"If you rent a server (real or virtual), whose software load you have control over, that's not SaaSS. In SaaSS, someone else decides what software runs on the server and therefore controls the computing it does for you. In the cas
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7y ago
I'm a dev and I have no idea what weblogs have to do with this discussion. Quick search didn't do anything to clue me in either.
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Don't Fear the Machine: Why we should welcome our new A.I. overlords
(medium.com)
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NotASithLord
11y ago
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