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by bushido 4mo ago
Compute was constrained. There is a lot happening, especially with chinese chips which currently points to a massive upcoming increase in non-US capacity. ex: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ekndZwyOzo
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by bushido 4mo ago
It is really good. Will also cut through the common procurement, legal and change management processes seen at these orgs.
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by bushido 4mo ago
This feels more and more like a marketing/scarcity play for the largest global corps. Will likely give them time to expand capacity as well. And make them harder to dislodge in these orgs.
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AI Content Fatigue(dheer.co)
3 points by bushido 5mo ago|0 comments
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by bushido 5mo ago
I go back and forth on this one. Yes, I'm with the author. I'm absolutely sick of constantly reading AI content. But if I have to really dig into it deep, a lot of the people who send me AI content now, weren't sending me any
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by bushido 5mo ago
I was half expecting/hoping this would talk about the opportunity cost of owning a home. More precisely, owning a primary residence. There are quite a few studies about this, but it is something which is not discussed broadly enough. B
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Recursive Refinement(dheer.co)
2 points by bushido 6mo ago|0 comments
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by bushido 6mo ago
I think the main thing which a lot of these articles miss is it's not just your Agents.md which can give you a model upgrade or the inverse. But everything your harness looks at could be this. So the skills in your code base, the comma
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Humans haven't outsourced all their thinking. They're thinking on a lag(dheer.co)
2 points by bushido 6mo ago|0 comments
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LLM Anxiety(dheer.co)
2 points by bushido 6mo ago|0 comments
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by bushido 6mo ago
If you think of an agent harness as a tool which you use to build your product, then I think you might be absolutely right. I don't see it being easy for a harness to ever build a product. I actually think that the harnesses which do e
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Same Prompt, Worse Results(dheer.co)
2 points by bushido 6mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Swarm – Get consistent results from Claude Code(github.com)
1 points by bushido 6mo ago|0 comments
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by bushido 6mo ago
Possible, but very unlikely. One of the hard rules in my harness is that it has to provide a summary Before performing a specific action. There is zero ambiguity in that rule. It is terse, and it is specific. In the last 4 sessions (of 4 to
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by bushido 6mo ago
I think my results have actually become worse with Opus 4.7. I have a pretty robust setup in place to ensure that Claude, with its degradations, ensures good quality. And even the lobotomized 4.6 from the last few days was doing better than
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by bushido 6mo ago
Tangentially related to some of the issues a lot of people are facing, especially the ones where Claude keeps rechecking/scanning the same files over and over. Ask claude code to give you all the memories it has about you in the codeba
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by bushido 6mo ago
Design is an interesting beast. Good design is not always logical. Color theory, if followed, results in pretty bad experiences. And interestingly, good design can't always be explained in a natural language. Main thing is, it's v
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Distribution is the only moat AI can't kill(dheer.co)
2 points by bushido 6mo ago|0 comments
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by bushido 6mo ago
That's partly the harness for me. I do believe product managers are still important, but they're important in deciding what gets shipped, not what gets built. Engineers are still important. They're important in building the h
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by bushido 6mo ago
Interestingly, they landed on a conclusion which I have often argued against these days [0]. Code is absolutely cheap, and previously, it was the most important resource that we guarded. Entire job descriptions and functions were built to g
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AgentChat – Watch your agent teams/swarms plan(github.com)
2 points by bushido 6mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: I successfully failed at one-shot-ing a video codec like h.264(github.com)
9 points by bushido 6mo ago|3 comments
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Thanks to AI, your job description is now wrong(dheer.co)
2 points by bushido 6mo ago|0 comments
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by bushido 7mo ago
I agree. I think the poorly defined criteria that we have all gotten accustomed to is thanks to the many layers of the game of whispers that we've added in in organizations between the needs of the customer and the engineers. Something
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by bushido 7mo ago
I wrote about something similar this week[0]. Beyond doing your own writing and understanding the outcomes that you want clearly, there is an increasing need for us to write our own docs/tickets as all of these are also the prompts. Do
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Tickets Are Prompts(dheer.co)
19 points by bushido 7mo ago|11 comments
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AI adoption problem isn't tech debt(dheer.co)
1 points by bushido 7mo ago|0 comments
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by bushido 7mo ago
I keep seeing these posts, and here's the most interesting thing, for me. I get the best results with the least number of skills and unnecessary configuration in place. People are spending way too much time over-prescribing these docum
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by bushido 7mo ago
I've written briefly about teams/roundtables before. With the right guardrails it can have wonderful/productive outcomes: https://dheer.co/claude-agent-teams/
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by bushido 7mo ago
I feel for the larger companies and the people who started 10 years ago, though. They have spent the last decade building processes and guardrails for getting consistent average performance from people. But now, some talented people who wor

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