ai-christianson

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by ai-christianson 7mo ago
What do you think the problem is?
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by ai-christianson 8mo ago
Gobii did always-on, connected to comms channels (sms, email), full computer/headed browser 8 months ago, in a much more secure and k8s-native way.
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by ai-christianson 8mo ago
Control of where data goes is always an option. People just need to make that choice.
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by ai-christianson 8mo ago
Not sure what gives you that idea. One of our superpowers is that we're MIT licensed and deployable to private clouds, or even fully airgapped with 196gb+ of vram to run minimax on vllm + Gobii.
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by ai-christianson 8mo ago
For anyone looking at alternatives in this space - I built Gobii ( https://gobii.ai ) 8 months before OpenClaw existed. MIT licensed, cloud native, gVisor sandboxed. The sandboxing part matters more than people think. Giving an LL
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by ai-christianson 8mo ago
If you run it for an hour, yes.
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by ai-christianson 8mo ago
If you want to go really minimal you can do raw git+ssh and hooks (pre/post commit, etc).
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by ai-christianson 8mo ago
We went down the WASM sandboxing rabbit hole at Gobii when building our agent infra. The pitch is appealing until you realize the tradeoff: you either accept a limited environment with reimplemented tools, or you emulate your way back to a
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by ai-christianson 8mo ago
They say compressed... but isn't this just "minified"?
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by ai-christianson 8mo ago
They might actually be going all-in on a robotaxi future, i.e. betting on a future where car-ownership is not the default.
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by ai-christianson 8mo ago
I’m Andrew I. Christianson (co-author) from Gobii. This post is the production sandbox we built for running untrusted agent workloads: per-agent isolation (gVisor), default-deny egress with proxy-only outbound, deterministic filespace sync,
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We Sandbox AI Agents in Production(gobii.ai)
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by ai-christianson 9mo ago
Probably even more so if it can fully fit into CPU cache.
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by ai-christianson 9mo ago
Yeah, the harness quality matters a lot. We're seeing the same pattern at Gobii - started building browser-native agents and quickly realized most of the interesting workflows aren't "code this feature" but "navigat
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by ai-christianson 9mo ago
Then there's the shuffling around of atoms.
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by ai-christianson 9mo ago
Gobii AI | Senior Software Engineer | REMOTE (US) | gobii.ai Gobii is the easiest way to deploy browser-use agents in the cloud or on-premises. We're building an open-core AI workforce platform—browser-native agents and automation tool
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by ai-christianson 9mo ago
"GNU Taler is a Free Software payment system that preserves the privacy of payers while ensuring that income is visible to authorities." I get that we're aiming to be compliant here, but this seems to run very contrary to GNU
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by ai-christianson 10mo ago
Having a hobby kind of like going shallow into one or more topics. Wouldn't the best way to spend a life be to go all in on one thing? It's not like a video game where we can just try again. If the main quest isn't right, bet
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by ai-christianson 10mo ago
I've had really good luck with https://github.com/SolidCode/SolidPython
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by ai-christianson 10mo ago
Is OpenSCAD still being maintained?
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by ai-christianson 10mo ago
I love garage. I think it has applications beyond the standard self host s3 alternative. It's a really cool system for hyper converged architecture where storage requests can pull data from the local machine and only hit the network wh
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by ai-christianson 10mo ago
Or maybe we just move away from cloudflare-like services altogether.
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by ai-christianson 10mo ago
Sorry bro we're going for functionality over beauty atm.
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by ai-christianson 10mo ago
Great idea :)
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by ai-christianson 10mo ago
Agreed, the emergent behavior is the most interesting and valuable part. We don't want bad emergent behavior (agents going rogue) but we do want the good kind (solving problems in unexpected ways.)
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by ai-christianson 10mo ago
This is quite literally what we've built @ Gobii, but it's prod ready and scalable. The idea is you spin up a team of agents, they're always on, they can talk to one another, and you and your team can interact with them via e
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by ai-christianson 11mo ago
That makes it seem like we're all in someone else's "dwarf fortress" game :)
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by ai-christianson 1y ago
I'm mainly a Linux user, but recently switched to a M4 mbp for video editing (davinci resolve) and local LLMs. Is Asahi able to run mlx with the full Apple hw optimizations? I'm guessing it's a long shot for Resolve to run th
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by ai-christianson 1y ago
There's massive hardware and energy infra built out going on. None of that is specialized to run only transformers at this point, so wouldn't that create a huge incentive to find newer and better architectures to get the most out
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by ai-christianson 1y ago
Somewhere, a function just called itself and raised a seed round.

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