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by _pdp_ 11mo ago
I am not sure who is the intended customer for this service. The prompt and the model go hand in hand. If you randomly select the model the likelihood of getting something consistent is basically zero. Also model pricing don't very tha
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by _pdp_ 11mo ago
That is a lot of code! Maybe that is the problem. Normally I review 3-5 files in a single change. Tests are done separately to reduce the impact of writing tests that fit whatever it was written and there are a few dozen custom eslint rules
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by _pdp_ 11mo ago
I am sure everyone is invested in their own project - I just happen to be invested in a project that is somewhat connected to this topic. But yes I do use a lot more AI then I used to 6 months ago - some of them internally built - many othe
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by _pdp_ 11mo ago
The vast majority of vibe-coded apps are subpar because they're not built by experienced developers who understand proper software engineering practices. However... while I risk sounding like the discussions in r/vibecoding, I am
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by _pdp_ 11mo ago
Anecdotally, I use a lot more AI then ever before - at least 5x more - hard to measure.
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by _pdp_ 11mo ago
A reference architecture for an AI agent that dynamically selects and utilizes skillsets based on user intent.
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by _pdp_ 11mo ago
You are not wrong but in most cases this is a trojan horse. It has the characteristics of a classic rugpullware. At the top level looks like open source but it is not really because parts (the most useful ones) of the project are not. Imagi
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by _pdp_ 11mo ago
> We’re building an open-source chat that works As long as you have Pricing on your website your product is not open source in the true spirit of open sourceness. It is open code for sure but it is a business and so incentive is to run i
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by _pdp_ 11mo ago
Well either that or stuff the tool usage examples into the prompt for every single request. If you have only 2-3 tools GraphQL is certainly not necessary - but it wont blow up the context either. If you have 50+ tools, I don't see any
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by _pdp_ 11mo ago
We have well described OpenAPI and GraphQL specifications already. :) Being AI-first means we are naturally aligned with that kind of structured documentation. It helps both humans and robots.
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by _pdp_ 11mo ago
Our agentic builder has a single tool. It is called graphql. The agent writes a query and executes it. If the agent does not know how to do particular type of query then it can use graphql introspection. The agent only receives the minimal
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by _pdp_ 11mo ago
It is still git - but in memory. Why? Because we can and it is cool ;)
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by _pdp_ 11mo ago
Given that all of these agents are written in javascript I have always wondered why they cannot simply use https://isomorphic-git.org/ and do everything in memory.
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by _pdp_ 11mo ago
Well the cryptobros moved into AI so not surprising. I know because we are getting 3-4 spam messages per day on our discord server from various developers with previous experience in crypto now looking for opportunities in the agentic AI de
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by _pdp_ 11mo ago
Also, this is how GitHub Copilot works when rendering UI to preview draft tickets. It is simply a markdown fenced codeblock with some special properties in the language definition. Not only this approach is more specific to the application
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by _pdp_ 11mo ago
This is so redundant it is beyond reason. Given LLMs can generate code complex frontend code, why is so difficult for Antropic / OpenAI to prompt their chat applications to create UI on the fly that matches 100% their Chat applications
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by _pdp_ 11mo ago
I've started a company in this space about 2 years ago. We are doing fine. What we've learned so far is that a lot of these techniques are simply optimisations to tackle some deficiency in LLMs that is a problem "today".
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by _pdp_ 11mo ago
This is true. Based on my experience with real customers, they really don't know what is the difference between the different models. What they want is to get things done. The model is simply means to an end. As long as the task is com
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by _pdp_ 11mo ago
This is a huge undertaking though. Yes it is quite simple to build some basic abstraction on top of openai.complete or similar but this like 1% of an agent need to do. My bet is that agent frameworks and platform will become more like game
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by _pdp_ 11mo ago
Is it just me or it seems that there is an increased frequency of these types of incidents as of late.
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by _pdp_ 11mo ago
GraphQL works better https://chatbotkit.com/reflections/why-graphql-beats-mcp-for...
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by _pdp_ 11mo ago
IMHO, the goals is not to have to watch what agents do and let them do the work. I would personally invest into making agents more autonomous (yes hard problem today) then building a desktop video session protocol to watch them do the work.
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by _pdp_ 11mo ago
Exactly...
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by _pdp_ 11mo ago
I literally meant typescript types... i.e. define the types of the solution rather than an algorithm... it servers the same purpose as using something like terraform: ``` interface BaseEC2 extends AWSEC2 { type: '...' } /&#
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by _pdp_ 11mo ago
cool... btw, on a tangent, I always thought that infra can be defined in typescript types.... is is strange but no need for custom language someone please steal this idea and make something out of it
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Show HN: CBK Agent SDK(github.com)
1 points by _pdp_ 11mo ago|0 comments
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by _pdp_ 1y ago
Let me play the devil's advocate here for a brief moment. I suspect that developers will adapt to the new norms.
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by _pdp_ 1y ago
There is a lot of repetition when it comes to building AI system. Frameworks don't help. No-code builder are still too rigid. We are making "batteries included" API to bring agentic AI into any platform. https://do
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by _pdp_ 1y ago
Interesting comment. Thanks for sharing. I understood only half of the things. Did you reverse-engineer this or there is a reference lib / tool I can look into?
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Why Prompt Engineering Made Me Reach for JSX(chatbotkit.com)
3 points by _pdp_ 1y ago|3 comments

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