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by bavell 8mo ago
I think about it like a series of waves in a pool. One end has wave generators (the lasers) spaced appropriately such that resulting waves hitting the other end interfere just right and create a unified wavefront (same phase, amplitude, fre
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by bavell 8mo ago
Haha, this reminds me of all the stable diffusion "in the style of X artist" incantations.
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by bavell 8mo ago
Anthropic got rid of controlling the thinking budget by parsing your prompt - now it's a setting in /config.
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by bavell 8mo ago
Thanks for sharing! I've been gravitating towards this sort of workflow already - just seems like the right approach for these tools.
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by bavell 8mo ago
Indeed! Also accepting projects/clients you actually want to work with.
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by bavell 8mo ago
I've also never heard that use of "skill floor" before. The "floor/ceiling" descriptors imply min/max constraints.
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by bavell 8mo ago
Anthropic has a prompt improver tool: https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/build-with-claude/prompt...
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by bavell 8mo ago
Hard disagree, clients/users often don't know what the best/right solution is, simply because they don't know what's possible or they haven't seen any prior art. I'd much rather have a conversation with th
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by bavell 8mo ago
I'm still not that interested in setting up openclaw, but this implementation actually looks/sounds pretty good. Thanks for sharing!
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by bavell 8mo ago
Might be some interesting nuggets in your article but my eyes rolled so hard at this part I had to stop reading: "The system does not assign tasks. It defines gravity." Helios looks cool though!
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by bavell 8mo ago
Agreed. I wish more people understood the difference between tokens, embeddings, and latent space encodings. The actual "thinking" if you can call it that, happens in latent space. But many (even here on HN) believe the thinking t
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by bavell 8mo ago
> Going from zero to one employee is hard. Story of my life the last 5-10 years haha. Hard to take such a big risk without having a very solid position. I'm taking an AI-first approach with a project I wouldn't have accepted ot
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by bavell 8mo ago
Be self-employed and be your own boss! Ooops, now you have multiple bosses (each client).
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by bavell 8mo ago
Interesting install method haha
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by bavell 8mo ago
Run /usage or configure your statusline
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by bavell 8mo ago
No pelican for me :(
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by bavell 9mo ago
On the flop side, maybe there wouldn't be as many garbage papers printed if there were any actual negative consequences. It's not so simple as you make it out to be.
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by bavell 9mo ago
HN is the wrong forum for this.
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by bavell 9mo ago
Claude definitely has some API token security baked in, it saw some API keys in a log file of mine the other day and called them out to me as a security issue very clearly. In this case it was a false positive but it handled the situation w
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by bavell 9mo ago
Love it. I need to keep this in mind for my personal projects!
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by bavell 9mo ago
I've played the above games at least 100x more than I've played any AAA titles this year :)
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by bavell 9mo ago
Some very fun indie games I've been playing this past year (lots of early access): - Hexarchy / Rogue hex (Civ-like) - The Last Caretaker - Captain of Industry (factorio-like, was posted here on HN by dev awhile back) - 9 kings -
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by bavell 9mo ago
Whew boy, your comments are great examples of not being curious, understanding or promoting civil discussion. > You obviously know they can't be trusted, you just said so. A baseless accusation with no supporting evidence. I never a
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by bavell 9mo ago
1) No one asked why it's being down voted (to... -1, the horror). I'm not here for internet points. 2) This isn't my field - I am not making any claims, merely relaying what I thought was an interesting concept/mechanism
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by bavell 9mo ago
... training IS learning.
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by bavell 9mo ago
Maybe won't be viewed favorably by the HN crowd, but I enjoyed the most recent Bret Weinstein interview on Joe Rogan [0] where Bret talks about his pet theory on natural selection / evolution (maybe 2/3 way through the interv
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by bavell 10mo ago
There is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inversion_of_control
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by bavell 10mo ago
> there needs to be some kind of secret storage that the agent can read/write Why not the filesystem? I would create a local file (e.g. .env) in each project using postgres, then in my postgres skill, tell the agent to check that fi
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by bavell 10mo ago
Same here as well, using arch as daily driver for 10+ years now. I think just twice I've had major headaches due to package/kernel upgrades which required a few hours troubleshooting. Otherwise, smooth sailing and a pleasure to wo
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by bavell 10mo ago
It's not that they can't per se, they just don't care that much.

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