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by all2 6mo ago
There's one close to this, "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy".
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by all2 6mo ago
My father still has one of these in orange and white. I remember when I was a little child and he would start it up, I could feel the concussion of the exhaust in my chest. An awesome memory. Lovely things, these.
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by all2 6mo ago
A "you built it, you fix it" policy would be lovely in this situation.
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by all2 6mo ago
I've been neck deep in a personal project since January that heavily leverages LLMs for the coding. Most of my time has been spent fitting abstractions together, trying to find meaningful relationships in a field that is still somewhat
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by all2 6mo ago
I've found that value is largely derived from polish and vision. It's easy to prompt some stuff into existence over a weekend. It is hard to polish it, fix bugs, have tidy UX, and so on. There's this meme going around (maybe
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by all2 6mo ago
Please do! My goal with this project has been to build something that helps other people, so if I've inspired you to build, all the better! Is there a place you share this kind of stuff? I'd love to follow along.
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by all2 6mo ago
I've been working on a framework since the end of January or so. I'm on my 7th draft. As I've gone along, each draft gets markedly smaller. The overlaps between what I'm building and openclaw are significant, but I'
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by all2 6mo ago
> The free market does not work with crops. I'd argue that this should be refined to something like "farmers that speculate heavily struggle in an under-regulated free market". Financial stability in highly volatile market
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by all2 6mo ago
Fair point. I don't know if it is cleaner or not. The issue with a top-level spec, that I can see, is that models fall back to their training when it comes to tools. This is why I recommended the engram approach, because as far as I ca
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by all2 6mo ago
I've bookmarked this. I'll let you know what I find over the next few weeks. I'm in the middle of building an agent harness and I haven't had to deal with long-running memory issues yet, but I will have to deal with it s
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by all2 6mo ago
I wonder if stuffing tool call formatting into an engram layer (see Deepseek's engram paper) that could be swapped at runtime would be a useful solution here. The idea would be to encode tool calling semantics once on a single layer, a
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by all2 6mo ago
> Is feeding the world a real problem? Yes, but it is not a production capacity problem. The constraints on food are mostly in the logistics chain, often having to do with corruption or distribution targets (food goes where the money is)
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by all2 6mo ago
I've been using golang for a lot of single-binary stuff. I rather enjoy the language and it is pretty simple to reason about. C++ sounds like... fun? For various definitions of 'fun'. At least you'll have a compiler chai
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by all2 6mo ago
Its the memetic inverse of "swol". Dunno if that helps or not.
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by all2 6mo ago
> But man I'm tired of these hot takes from people with limited practical experience. I hear you there. There's a reason I limit what I say online. I know very little about very little.
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by all2 6mo ago
> For that you need to somehow make more money than you are spending. I've had this idea of 'business as reducing entropy' floating around in my head for awhile. It's a neat way to think about the value a business off
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by all2 6mo ago
This is disingenuous at best. The man is an economist, not a crony operating at the federal level (one does not imply the other, and I know nothing of the man's background).
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by all2 6mo ago
Python gets pretty heavy for old hardware. Once you hit your MVP you may want to look at compiled languages for better single-threaded perf.
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by all2 6mo ago
This idea is one I floated for my agent framework; it can get a little complicated if the model needs to reason about the redacted data. If not, excellent. The other half of this equation is correctly marking PII/etc. This is a problem
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by all2 6mo ago
I'd love to use this for not cannabis things. I'm looking at building a greenhouse soon, and having this kind of automation for tomatoes or carrots would be dream-like.
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by all2 6mo ago
It's an Americanism that means 'it's always green' or 'always relevant'.
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by all2 6mo ago
"taste" here is an intractable solution. Just take a look at how architecture has varied throughout the history of mankind, building materials, assembly, shape, flow, all of it boils down to taste. Some of it can be reduced to &#x
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by all2 6mo ago
> This is why I say that having a super clear vision up front is important, because it reduces this kind of directional churn. I'm on my 6th or 7th draft of a project. I've been picking away at this thing since the end of Janua
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by all2 6mo ago
At that point I would buy an old mini PC off of ebay and just put it on my desk.
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by all2 6mo ago
If you're in the market, OpenCode is quite good and has become my daily driver. You may also consider pi[0], but that's (from what I've heard) more agenty. [0] https://shittycodingagent.ai/
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by all2 7mo ago
It is a way to make money. Provide service in exchange for money. I'm not sure what's wrong with that. If he could figure out how to do it without ever spending money, that would be amazing and I would fully support it. As it stan
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by all2 7mo ago
You gotta make money somehow. Maybe have an optional durable+accessible storage and portal (just a SaaS and optional harddrive that you ship out or update on occasion... a miniPC that pulls from the SaaS using rsync automatically?). You mig
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by all2 7mo ago
One thing I considered some months ago that was very similar to what you guys have done, but at a higher abstraction layer: 1. Consult many models (or a single model with higher temp) with the same prompt 2. Intelligently chunk the outputs
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by all2 7mo ago
If we treat LLM output as a manufacturing output if you have three 80% probabilities you actually have something like 0.8 0.8 0.8 -> 0.512 or 51%.
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by all2 7mo ago
I was thinking more in terms of 24GB of VRAM total. I started sketching the architecture for such a model this afternoon, nothing novel, just combining existing advancements in the field. It looks achievable.

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