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by asim 3mo ago
That's cool! I did the same for the Quran to see how RAG works. I also indexed related works called "Hadith" and the names of Allah. It initially required indexing everything using OpenAI embeddings and then powered by it. h
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by asim 4mo ago
In case someone is using something we haven't heard of e.g some are running using cloudflare workers which also has some unique runtime properties. AWS has something called LLRT. https://github.com/awslabs/llrt h
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by asim 4mo ago
Curious to know who is using Deno in anger most days and in production full time? It seems like the choice of JS runtimes exploded over the past few years with that, Bun, etc.
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by asim 4mo ago
I wrote recently about bringing back my open source project back from the dead. It's more than a decade old. Many life events occured during that time. It's tough. It's nothing like Lodash but honestly these things ebb and fl
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Bringing an Open Source Project Back from the Dead(go-micro.dev)
3 points by asim 4mo ago|0 comments
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by asim 4mo ago
This was my assumption. Agents will supersede services. There will be many companies way ahead of the curve and the rest of the industry will take 5-10 years to catch up.
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Ask HN: Is anyone using the A2A protocol?
96 points by asim 4mo ago|45 comments
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by asim 4mo ago
> The traditional startup growth arc assumes that the path from idea to scale is validate → raise → hire → build → raise again → grow → hire more → repeat. Now, AI has erased the expectation that each new phase in the startup lifecycle r
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by asim 4mo ago
I don't run local models, my devices are 5-6 years old and not powerful enough. It's a bit counter intuitive and different to what a lot of engineers are doing but I don't have a mac mini, I don't have a powerful laptop,
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by asim 4mo ago
Wow. So a deal like this is not overnight, its 6-12 months in the making at least. So the name change comes as they knew the deal was closing and doubled down on this new branding for customer agents. Maybe because Saleforce wants Salesforc
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by asim 4mo ago
When did intercom change its name to Fin?
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When the Event Is the Prompt(go-micro.dev)
3 points by asim 4mo ago|1 comments
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by asim 4mo ago
Personal AI. Step by step evolving something I worked on for 10 years from an open source Go framework to APIs to apps and now agents. It's been an interesting journey. It's not finished yet. It's also not going to be a billi
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Ask HN: Founders where did you end up after shutting down your startup?
3 points by asim 4mo ago|0 comments
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by asim 4mo ago
Originally I felt there should be an alternative to Google and Facebook. It felt like our lives were being ruled by tech giants even ten years ago..and then all the advertising and algorithms really messed with us. I personally wanted an al
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by asim 4mo ago
A few things: Reminder.dev - Quran app and API that includes RAG search to provide a more authenticated source of summarisation. The first thing I dabbled in with AI. Micro.mu - Rebuilt my entire product idea from 10 years ago as a super ap
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by asim 4mo ago
I think there's a lot that doesn't get built initially especially around error management and more feature completeness around how the response will be shaped. I think it's an interesting demonstration in how to leverage an e
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by asim 4mo ago
It's definitely a core component of a bigger system. We are effectively trying to recreate intelligence and human life through models and robotics. So the key insights for me, the LLM is the cerebral cortex but we have a lot more to re
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by asim 4mo ago
That's a great explainer, thanks for sharing it.
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by asim 4mo ago
We are now entering the closed loop game. Google doesn't need anyone else to accelerate their models. This is their bread and butter. I'm both shocked but also not surprised that they continue to develop such efficiencies. Honestl
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Show HN: Build Your Own AI Agent CLI in 150 Lines(go-micro.dev)
34 points by asim 4mo ago|4 comments
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by asim 4mo ago
Love how everyone boasted about replacing all the software with ChatGPT and then we end up with coding agents meaning the software engineer are STILL important. The sell is the development tool. It's classic cloud. Where did all the op
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by asim 4mo ago
Every so often there is a trend and a hype cycle. It eventually dissipates. There's value in what gets built but it also becomes the silver bullet or the hammer used for everything. In 2-3 years it's going to die off, it becomes t
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by asim 5mo ago
Good for them. We built similar tooling at that time, but backed by our own APIs. It's something that has a lot of value, that standardisation needs to exist, but it also makes a lot of sense to fold the team into a company like Anthro
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by asim 5mo ago
The same thing for 10 years and every couple years it gets reimagined while trying to get to the original goal of building a replacement for Google. It's called Micro. https://micro.mu
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by asim 6mo ago
Ah man the VC death trap. It's ok. I don't mean it like that but this is classic. It's unavoidable. They gotta make money. They took money, they gotta make money. It's not easy. Everyone has principles, developers more t
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by asim 6mo ago
I don't know why in 2026 I'm still surprised CLIs are taking off. But here's the difference today. It's for real world end user platforms like WhatsApp and Claude. That's the difference. Previously it was only Dev a
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by asim 6mo ago
Nothing is worth $852B in that space of time unless they are printing more than half of that in cash which to be clear they are not. They are burning it at that rate. Let's be clear. It's a valuable company, a valuable product, a
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by asim 6mo ago
Thank you
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by asim 6mo ago
Oh sorry it's a personal project. I wasnt expecting to receive emails. You can contact me at xxx

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