baalimago

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by baalimago 5d ago
I never quite understood why agents should be treated as anything but normal software engineering. "Just" build a normal service and add an async call to some agentic framework, then parse the results. There is no need to "fl
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by baalimago 5d ago
>pretty shitty sandbox Well, speak for yourself. My MCP servers are pretty solid. There's nothing in the protocol making them inherently poor other than perhaps popularity, causing a swarm of people vibe-coding things they don'
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by baalimago 5d ago
"We will not get off the saddle and refuse to buy a car!"
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by baalimago 5d ago
AI for proofreading/spelling correction and reordering works quite well. My words, but perhaps structured in a way which makes more sense, with sentiment replaced by synonyms. Basically an automatic "second-pass" which I woul
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by baalimago 5d ago
In essence: MPC servers are the sandbox
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by baalimago 6d ago
Prompting is an art
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by baalimago 7d ago
> It’s kinda wild to me that this hasn’t been done https://github.com/awslabs/git-remote-s3 This works seamlessly so you can run `git remote add origin s3://my-git-bucket/my-repo`
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by baalimago 10d ago
3 dolphins and 2 acres of rainforest well spent. I like it.
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by baalimago 12d ago
I mean.. I could consider renting a pair over a weekend or something. But buying? No way
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by baalimago 12d ago
Isn't much of this made redundant by being part of an existing system? Also, this level of detail is a recipe for being outdated once the issues and compromises starts coming in
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by baalimago 12d ago
https://xn--sakfrga-ixa.se An agentic system which scans a whole countries political decisions. Wrote a blogpost about it here: https://lorentz.app/blog-item.html?id=scanning-sweden Reusable on any country'
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Scanning Sweden on a Raspberry Pi(lorentz.app)
2 points by baalimago 14d ago|0 comments
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by baalimago 15d ago
I found that trying to keep up with their API updates and changes is more trouble than its worth, even with AI. The agents would need to reverse engineer from the OpenAI SDK source anyways, so why not cut the middleman? If I wanted somethin
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by baalimago 15d ago
I've had great success with the OpenAI agents SDK [0]. This way I've been able to build the sandbox + slack + knowledge-bank integrations independently and be very strict with what I expose to OpenAI. Looking at the Agents API, it
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by baalimago 16d ago
So it's without collisions, I take it? I got confused by the premise. To the fully blind person, the speed of light does not matter. He'll hit the object 5 meters away from him regardless if he sees it or not (as will everyone els
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by baalimago 17d ago
I suspect I would get greater value by simply duct-taping two iPhones together into a fold.
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GitHub CI outages in EU due to status 401 on public repos(github.com)
3 points by baalimago 18d ago|0 comments
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by baalimago 20d ago
A bit narrow definition of a "cloud", no..? More like a microservice server on rails Bits missing from cloud being global CDN (selfhosted), routing, regional sharding, etc.
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by baalimago 22d ago
When writing agentic apps (apps which embed an agent for semantic work), exposing the same tools which are injected into the agents as an MCP allows for practically the same functionality to be debugged and run in a normal agentic harness.
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Show HN: Skillbased Versioning v1.0.2(skillbased.space)
1 points by baalimago 28d ago|0 comments
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by baalimago 1mo ago
They ensure the company is funded.
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by baalimago 1mo ago
Good luck finding investments by going to events in socal
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by baalimago 1mo ago
Programming, much like artisinal chairbuilding, will be demoted to a hobby or niche. Software engineering will remain.
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by baalimago 1mo ago
I am working on a very similar mcp server which allows agents to communicate and share notes without race conditions, using git and s3 as the driver [0]. Funny how "inventions" like these pop up independently. [0]: slivingdoc.dev
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Show HN: Slivingdoc, conflict-resolving notebook for agents w. S3 backend(slivingdoc.dev)
1 points by baalimago 1mo ago|0 comments
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Bubblewrap is the only sandbox you need(lorentz.app)
2 points by baalimago 1mo ago|0 comments
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by baalimago 2mo ago
I've found that keeping very healthy test coverage solves issues like this. LLMs are very good at validating their own implementations with TDD.
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by baalimago 2mo ago
Boring is better. Perfection is the enemy of good.
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by baalimago 2mo ago
So without sandbox: it doesn't apply. Without explicit tool approval step: it doesn't apply. Response in xml: it doesn't apply. What is the point?
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by baalimago 2mo ago
Next month perpetually

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