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by ahamilton454 2mo ago
interesting, so in the particular project where they not allowed to solve them, or what was the blocking mechanism that prevented a product hunt post?
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by ahamilton454 2mo ago
This is quite an interesting approach. I like how broadly it treats the agent by just placing it into the environment that a human is in. Makes the experiment easy to understand even to those who are less technical. I’m both happy and sad
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by ahamilton454 3mo ago
Throwing a tiny little LLM at it helped me assess that it was far too slow for me to reasonably use at the scale I needed. So it didn’t really matter how accurate the prompt was. I was more just pointing out that I didn’t know if would be
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by ahamilton454 3mo ago
Yeah, Ive tried a bi-encoder, cross encoder and some small LLMs so far. I think I’ll do BERT soon too
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by ahamilton454 3mo ago
Yeah exactly, I literally don’t know how to change my spec until I’ve gathered more data. I was building a transaction classifier recently and I initially thought it would be a trivial “solved” problem. Throw transactions into a tiny local
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by ahamilton454 3mo ago
I like that you point out that the cost to build software is still not 0. And in my expirence it’s further from 0 than I would expect. I often find myself thinking I can rebuild a project (or usually improve upon an existing one) in just a
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by ahamilton454 10mo ago
Reading this on my eink Bigme Hibreak pro :).
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by ahamilton454 11mo ago
I use the bigme hibreak pro as my primary device. Its an eink device but also just a full phone. Almost bought the boox palma, but held back because I only really want to carry a single device.
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by ahamilton454 1y ago
It doesn't always ask great questions, but even just the fact that it does makes me re-think what i am asking. I definetly sometimes ask really specialized questions and in that case i just say "do the search" and ignore the
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by ahamilton454 1y ago
This is one of the reasons I really like deep research. It always asks questions first and forces me to refine and better define what I want to learn about. A simple UX change makes the difference between education and dumbing users of you
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by ahamilton454 1y ago
I am somewhat in the same boat as this. At least i try to be super intentional about it. I replaced my iphone with the Hibreak bigme pro which is an e-ink phone. Its not perfect. Ironically I still can doomscroll on it, but it is much bett
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by ahamilton454 1y ago
This was a pretty thoughtful piece and a pleasure to read. My gut reaction at first was that it was going to be some critque on children not reading due to generative ai (a cynial piece), but it was quite an interesting reflection on simpl
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by ahamilton454 1y ago
The irony of an open source alternative to a fork of an open source project is hopefully not lost here
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MCPVault(github.com)
1 points by ahamilton454 1y ago|1 comments
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by ahamilton454 1y ago
A stupidly simple CLI to store MCP configs. I need to change them all the time and move them from client to client which is annoying. Hopefully this solves my problems and maybe one of yours.
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by ahamilton454 1y ago
I’ve been struggling with a very similar feeling. I too am a manager now. Back in the day there was something very fulfilling about fully understanding and comprehending your solution. I find now with AI tools I don’t need to understand a
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by ahamilton454 1y ago
I don’t think that is the core of this paper. If anything the paper shows that LLMs have no internal reasoning for math at all. The example they demonstrate is that it triggers the same tokens in randomly unrelated numbers. They kind of
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by ahamilton454 1y ago
A tool change can send a notification to the client, but the client chooses when to actually update the tools. This could take time and the LLM may not be aware of the new tool. I don’t think there is a concept of a “well-behaved” client si
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by ahamilton454 1y ago
Server notifications are a bad way of implementing semantic retrieval on tools. There when would one update the tools? You can’t “trigger” an event which causes a tool change without some hacky workarounds
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Ask HN: Aren't Agents the Bitter Lesson?
1 points by ahamilton454 2y ago|1 comments
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by ahamilton454 2y ago
It’s actually just a Forbes marketing ploy. Me and my company made it on the list and they gave us an interview and the guy that interviewed us asked “what is ChatGPT?” And he was supposed to be head of like AI at Forbes. I actually think
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by ahamilton454 2y ago
I don’t understand the advantage of having the transport protocol be HTTP/SSE rather than studio especially in this case when it’s literally running locally.
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by ahamilton454 2y ago
Not much to say other than this is fun and awesome! Haven’t taken a detailed look at all, but in surface level, very enjoyable!
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Making GitHub Copilot Order Me Cheeseburgers(docs.buildwithlayer.com)
2 points by ahamilton454 2y ago|1 comments
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by ahamilton454 2y ago
I got pretty hungry one day and decided that copilot should solve this problem. LMK if you have any questions about tech behind it! Here is the vscode link to the extension if you want to try it yourself: https://marketplace.vis
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by ahamilton454 2y ago
I can agree this is a huge problem with large APIs, we are doing it with twilios api and it’s rough
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by ahamilton454 2y ago
Hey this looks pretty interesting. I saw that you guys are a YC company, how do you intend on making money deploying a protocol?
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Ask HN: Are LLMs getting better, how can you tell?
1 points by ahamilton454 2y ago|1 comments
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by ahamilton454 2y ago
A really brief note what companies are getting into the LLM Extensibility space, and what each of their benefits and downsides are.
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LLM Extensibility: Race for an Ecosystem(publish.obsidian.md)
2 points by ahamilton454 2y ago|1 comments

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