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by cjonas 11mo ago
At least 50% of the YouTube promoted videos I get are crypto currency scams where some paid actor walks you though deploying an eth contract that empties your wallet. I report every one and nothing changes :(
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by cjonas 11mo ago
"Code interpreters" are incredibly powerful tools for agents as it allows them to process large amounts of data without actually having to move the tokens through it's context window. However, I don't actually see what a
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by cjonas 11mo ago
I don't recall the exact situation but am I suppose to just know which async library each dependency is using? It reminds of of the early days of promises in JavaScript.
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by cjonas 11mo ago
Just comparing an agent framework written in python (with focus on being "typesafe") to one (any) written in typescript
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by cjonas 11mo ago
100% same experience. If it were up to me, I'd started with typescript, but the client insisted on using a python stack (landed on FastMCP, FastAPI, PydanticAI). While, `PydanticAI` does the best it can with a limited type system, it
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by cjonas 11mo ago
This is how MCP works if you use it for as essential an internal tool API gateway (stateless http) instead of a client facing service that end users are connecting directly to. It's basically just OpenAPI but slightly more tuned for L
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by cjonas 11mo ago
Then Nvidia is turning around and investing back in the AI companies so they can in turn buy Nvidia chips...
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by cjonas 11mo ago
Vibeception
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by cjonas 1y ago
At 18, I had no business even being responsible for a kid for a day. I hope the stability (both mentally and financially) that I'm able to offer my kid in their development years far outweighs the fact I won't be around as long
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Ask HN: LLM Service that allows end users to BYOK?
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by cjonas 1y ago
One thing I despise about postman is how much friction there is to creating a new request. In my line of work, I'm often using an API client as a scratch pad to validate /poc. At the same time, it would be nice to just have a sim
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by cjonas 1y ago
Or it looks like that's basically already supported?! Sorry, I need to spend some time with this, but I'll definitely be testing it out and will provide feedback and/or contributing
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by cjonas 1y ago
Curious how tricky it would be to connect this to a local instance of duckdb running in UI mode instead of browser WASM. (Or if that even aligns with your vision of this project). From what I can tell looking just looking at it on my phone
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by cjonas 1y ago
I just leave 'duckdb --ui' running on my computer at all times. While the functionality is great, I'm really not happy that UI itself isn't open source and instead controlled by motherduck. There are many quick and easy
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by cjonas 1y ago
Agree and disagree. I prefer the second approach, but I wouldn't format either as a single line.
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by cjonas 1y ago
The second SQL-like version is far more readable. There is just less "syntax noise" and it's far more "declarative" by definition. The author stating that the lambda is "better" because it's less line
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by cjonas 1y ago
There's an interesting "Search Engine" podcast (in English)[0]. Apparently a lot of the people doing the actual scamming are human trafficked and being held in compounds against their will. [0] https://www.searchen
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by cjonas 1y ago
Particularly for REACT style agents that use a "final" tool call to end the run.
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by cjonas 1y ago
Super interesting. I had plans to do something similar with my roaster but life got in the way as always. What are you roasting on? We just purchased a venta18 and my goal this fall is to get it hooked up with PID. Something like this could
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by cjonas 1y ago
The test really needed to be run on multiple data sizes (50, 100, 500, 1000, 5000). The more token efficient formats would probably eventually overtake the token heavy ones due to context pollution. All this test really says is what perform
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by cjonas 1y ago
Good point. Although on several occasions, I've left a negative review on a top rated product, only to have the seller contact me immediately in an attempt to bribe me to delete it.
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by cjonas 1y ago
Can you really trust an Amazon review? It's one of the most gamed systems in all of e-commerce...
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by cjonas 1y ago
If worked with many companyies that have only 1 SR dev per team. The SR typically spends at least half their time overseeing the work of the rest of the team... Not saying this is a good structure but it is common.
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by cjonas 1y ago
Ya the early "studies" that said AI would benefit low skill more than senior never seem grounded in reality. Coding with AI is like having a team of juniors that can complete their assignments in a few minutes instead of days. Th
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by cjonas 1y ago
I don't even understand the email.. . The consulting firm that you hired is asking you how many LOC their devs are generating in your company?
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by cjonas 1y ago
> But you cannot really develop anything meaningful without adding frameworks. You can develop extremely powerful web-apps using just React + Redux. Once you need to start dealing with SSR for SEO & server side caching, data preload
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by cjonas 1y ago
So basically react class components? It definitely was not easier in those days. When your just using vanilla react, I've never had a problem with hooks being that hard to reason about. Once you add in SSR, routers, query caching frame
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by cjonas 1y ago
Idk anything about this drama, but "frustrated" is generous interpretation. Dude left an comment on a YouTube video and the guy freaked out on him. Seems like exactly the type of behavior he's claiming isn't real. I ju
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by cjonas 1y ago
Do you think Louiss fabricated that chat he was showing in realtime? Seemed pretty unhinged to me...
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by cjonas 1y ago
From what I can tell sounds like this guy's stepped away from the project? Curious what the latest status is.

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