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by aleksiy123 6mo ago
Yeah, I’ve been thinking in this direction as well. My wife uses my old gaming desktop for her ux design work as well. And I was thinking of using the gpu to run some tts models. Now to just figure out a way to run it all on windows and hav
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by aleksiy123 6mo ago
Yeah, I did hertzner runner for a bit. But I think the issue is that my situation (solo dev, mono repo) is just not right for a dedicated instance. With only 1-2 runners, the pipeline is slow (low parallelism) and resource constrained. And
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by aleksiy123 6mo ago
Anyone have good alternatives for ci/cd on the cheap for a solo dev? I’m blowing through my 1000 mins in days. Thinking to either pool some free tiers or figure something out with spot instances. Also is it just me or is CI/CD too
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by aleksiy123 6mo ago
I think it’s because there is a communication and alignment inherently in the process now. You went to a single entity (you) implementing an idea. To two entities (agent) + (you) having to align through language. My metaphor is it’s going f
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by aleksiy123 6mo ago
I guess the interesting part is the forces tool writing part. Which kind of solves the when should we write a tool part by just saying always. But I think the question is how will this scale. The real core issue I feel like I’ve been encoun
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by aleksiy123 6mo ago
On the topic of procedural, one thing I experiment with is having the llm part of the procedural loop. Sort of writing a narrative on top live. Unfortunately, local models are still a bit slow and weak but was interesting to see what it cam
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by aleksiy123 6mo ago
This is very nice as well as the reference links. I’ve been having trouble with closing the loop. Going to feed into my own. Out of curiosity how have your agents evolved and metric changed.
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by aleksiy123 6mo ago
Of course it’s a great product and has been serving me well ever since intuit killed mint. I think my only request is to expose the rules engine as a declarative api in v2. I ended up locally caching the transactions data, using cel/ai
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by aleksiy123 6mo ago
I’m planning to buy an apartment soon so I wanted to be able to chat and say what kind of mortgage can I afford and where should I cut spending. The other use case funnily enough was to ask how much I’m spending on hobby dev. Make sure I’m
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by aleksiy123 6mo ago
I’m Canadian and have been using https://lunchmoney.app/ for tracking with Plaid integrations. They have an api and I got llm to write a CLI for it. That way agent can pretty much pull the data it needs or wants. One thing
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by aleksiy123 6mo ago
Interesting approach, I've been particularly interested in tracking and being able to understand if adding skills or tweaking prompts is making things better or worse. Anyone know of any other similar tools that allow you to track acro
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by aleksiy123 6mo ago
are there any tools anyone knows to collect this kind of telemetry while using the tools instead of offline evals. running evals seems like it may be a bit too expensive as a solo dev.
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by aleksiy123 6mo ago
Honestly think we probably underutilise sound sometimes. Even just having a hum while an agent is working could alert you when it get stuck. Or taking your idea further being able to listen to the rate of tokens, or code changes, or thinkin
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by aleksiy123 6mo ago
the sibling comments are a perfect summary of the situation.
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by aleksiy123 6mo ago
At the end of the day the only way to get competence and capability is by doing things even if you don’t know how. And early failures is much more acceptable than I think most people expect.
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by aleksiy123 6mo ago
Anecdotally, I experimented GPT-5.4 xhigh and something about the code it wrote just didn't vibe with me. It felt like I constantly have to go back and either fix things or I just didn't like the results. Like the forward momentum
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by aleksiy123 6mo ago
I saw some Reddit rumours going around and locked myself into the yearly Pro+ I guess overall probably was a good decision. But 7.5x as well as quota limits is pretty hard to swallow. The annoying thing about the quota limits is they make i
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by aleksiy123 6mo ago
Prety cool, are you able to output a openapi or similar spec? I tried my hand at this once from har file, build a DAG of the requests and responses and how their parameters map into each other, and then try to build a spec. But it was very
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by aleksiy123 6mo ago
For everyone here, you should be able to use quotas in order to set actual limits, you can lower them yourself as a practical solution. https://docs.cloud.google.com/docs/quotas/view-manage Quotas are real time or
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by aleksiy123 6mo ago
Anyone have experience with these and competitors? im curious if you saw a difference. also any open source local or self hosted options?
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by aleksiy123 6mo ago
Also rereading, the tweet the central point seems to be why the adoption curve of ai by (individual ?) developers within Google seems to be the same as of other companies. I think this begs the question, why should we expect AI adoption cur
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by aleksiy123 6mo ago
Is there a name for the thing where "plausible" sounding, easily digestible narratives with nothing to back them up are used to explain complex interactions that noone really fully understands. While google definitely has issues,
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by aleksiy123 6mo ago
I feel like there is two ways to frame this. The first people betting on the outcome they want vs outcome they think will happen. I think the second obviously make sense. If you had two experts arguing over how a war would go and they where
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by aleksiy123 6mo ago
I’ll throw another example. Do the work of indexing, or summarization or compression vs just do it retrieval on the raw records. It could be embeddings, or presorts or indices. But I think the parent poster is correct. There’s an inherent w
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by aleksiy123 6mo ago
I mean from the perspective of Waymo or the provider. But would the extra complexity, hardware, maintenance and associated costs ever be worth it for very small minority of transactions that would only be able to be cash. It comes with a bu
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by aleksiy123 6mo ago
I don’t see, see how there could be any incentive at all. It’s not even possible to summon one without a phone/app.
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by aleksiy123 6mo ago
As a side note, one thing that seemed to really help was having the agent recursively summarize all the files into a repo map with the same folder/file structure as the repo. And forcing to always orient itself with that repo map first
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by aleksiy123 6mo ago
I do feel like the memory the biggest hurdle I’ve been encountering and I’m curious what solutions people have been doing to make it work. What seems to be somewhat working for me 1. Karpathy wiki approach 2. some prompting around telling t
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by aleksiy123 7mo ago
Fun I actually did a similar project during my time at UVic 10 years ago but it was a hoodie. https://youtu.be/-LMZxSWGLSQ I remember thinking really hard on what to do with color. Except like you say mine is pretty much a
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by aleksiy123 7mo ago
I’ve been thinking about this in a couple of contexts and pretty much how I’ve come to think about it. Folders give you hierarchical categories. You still want tags for horizontal grouping. And links and references for precise edges. But t

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