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Show HN: Run Jev-style models locally on Mac with 0.74 GB RAM
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Addy Osmani joins Anthropic
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Writers set to share millions after $1.5B Anthropic settlement
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Genuinely wondering though: is the problem that the patch was vibe coded, or is that no one reviewed the changes?
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4mo ago
what does "LLM-native code understanding" mean in this context?
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Zero: The Programming Language for Agents
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Trump releases previously classified UFO files
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I love SQLite and thanks for sharing it but there should be a "(2018)" at the end in the title: > As of this writing (2018-05-29) the only other recommended storage formats for datasets are XML, JSON, and CSV.
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5mo ago
That's exactly how I tried to address that problem with https://github.com/afshinm/zerobox -- you control what network access (e.g. `--deny-net *.amazonaws.com`) your agent has and you also get snapshotting out of
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I'm mainly looking at Rust based projects and haven't been able to find something to use out of the box, without hacky RPC/Shell execs. Curious if you have any suggestions?
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Sort of. My thinking is that the input to define the workflow should be anything you prefer to use (TS, Go, YAML, etc.) and the orchestrator's job is to model that and execute the job, given your deployment model.
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Yeah, that makes sense. I looked at a few workflow orchestrators and I'm building something that I will release soon, but my thinking is that the "workflow engine" should be an abstraction that takes the input and executes th
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Curious, what format would you prefer to use to represent a workflow instead of YAML?
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https://github.com/vivekg13186/Daisy-DAG/blob/main/backend/s...
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I wonder though, what about cases where you have multiple agents or LLM backends and the credentials is shared between all of them?
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Agreed and it's a pattern that OpenAI suggested a few days ago, too [1]. I also built a cross platform process level sandboxing that uses parts of OpenAI Codex for the same purpose [2] [1] https://openai.com/index/
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Vibe coding aside [1], it's very interesting software projects these days don't really care about adding a single test [2]. [1]: https://github.com/withastro/flue/blob/8fdf8e0e9df5bd33c3120... [2]:
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Google signs classified AI deal with Pentagon
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> It solves the problem the originating user asked it to Interesting. And is there a mechanism to go back and "fix" the tools after they are published? What happens if the tool decided to use the "id" attribute to cli
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> how do we avoid burning tokens solving the same problems over again Letting the LLM write half baked tools is the recipe for burning more tokens. > There's a wiki the LLM searches before solving a problem, that links saved prog
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https://github.com/mozilla/standards-positions/issues/1067
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It's actually interesting to me that the author is surprised the agent could make an API call and one of those API calls could be deleting the production database. It's a sad story but at the same time it's clearly showing th
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I have been struggling with the same issue but help me understand this: > The lack of predictable output/outcomes How does that actually show up in practice for you? Asking because "lack of predictable output" could mean d
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ClawRun – Deploy and manage AI agents in seconds
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Google "6-7"
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I'm adding snapshotting as well https://github.com/afshinm/zerobox/pull/21 Then you can run: ``` zerobox --snapshot -- sh -c 'echo "abc" > a' ``` and also `zerobox snapshot list&#x
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Show HN: ClawRun – Deploy and manage AI agents in seconds
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I agree. What would be the ideal DX from your point of view?
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Thanks for sharing this. I really like the idea
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I've been testing this on Docker today, including the credential injection, env vars, net calls control. I will add more docs but one interesting use case would be to have something like `zerobox --profile nanoclaw -- nanoclaw`, or som
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