Setas

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by Setas 6mo ago
What this really shows is how brittle a lot of facial recognition systems are once the input stops looking like the clean training set. It does not take some magical anti-AI trick. A small shift in landmark geometry, contrast, or occlusion
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by Setas 7mo ago
Permission guards solve one important problem: should this action be allowed? The complementary problem is recovery. I run 8 agents with fairly hard boundaries between them, and I still hit failures where every individual action was allowed
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by Setas 7mo ago
I run 8 agents for my company, and the part most demos skip is recovery. The hardest bug I hit was a shared JSONL memory store: two agents wrote at once, one update silently overwrote the other, and sometimes the file ended up partially cor
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by Setas 7mo ago
Different scale for me, but the same core problem: what happens when one agent fails mid-task? I hit this with 8 agents sharing a JSONL knowledge graph. Parallel writes caused a race: two agents read the same state, both wrote back a full g
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by Setas 7mo ago
Different scale (I run 8, not 69) but the same fundamental challenge: what happens when one of those agents fails mid-task? I hit this with my multi-agent system — 8 agents sharing a JSONL knowledge graph. Parallel writes caused a race cond
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by Setas 7mo ago
I run 8 AI agents that manage my solo company — CEO, CFO, COO, Marketing, Accountant, Lawyer, CTO, and an Improver agent that upgrades the others. They share a persistent knowledge graph (JSONL file), consult each other through a central or
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by Setas 7mo ago
nah addresses "should this action be allowed?" — deterministic classification of tool calls against policies. Smart design, and the no-dependency stdlib approach is the right call for security tooling. The complementary question m
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by Setas 7mo ago
Yes — I've been running this for my solo SaaS company since January. Not a side project, it's the actual business operations layer. Similar architecture to yours but I went with specialized agents instead of a single orchestrator
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by Setas 7mo ago
I've been building managed hosting for this exact category of agent systems. The supervision/persistence angle is what drew me to it. My stack is Elixir on Fly.io — OTP supervision trees are basically purpose-built for long-runnin
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