dhorthy

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   by dhorthy 1y ago

   i like the terminal UI and otel integrations - what tasks are you using this for today?
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   by dhorthy 1y ago

   i have seen a ton of good ones, and they all have ups and downs. I think rather than focusing on frameworks though, I'm trying to dig into what goes into them, and what's the tradeoff if you try to build most of it yourself instea
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   12-factor Agents: Patterns of reliable LLM applications(github.com)

   475 points by dhorthy 1y ago|78 comments
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   by dhorthy 1y ago

   i'll add that on-prem is getting 10-100x easier than it was 10-20 years ago (still very hard), and "i want to run this in my own datacenter" is becoming accessible to much smaller companies than just F500 enterprises
5. 185.▲
   by dhorthy 2y ago

   I think most code sandboxes like e2b etc use Jupyter kernels because they come with nice built in stuff for rendering matplotlib charts, pandas dataframes, etc
6. 186.▲
   by dhorthy 2y ago

   i am very long on TS as the future of agent applications. nice work team
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   Towards an AI Native Auth Framework(theouterloop.substack.com)

   6 points by dhorthy 2y ago|0 comments
8. 188.▲
   by dhorthy 2y ago

   interesting take - thanks for reading our story- here's to the future of human-aided-bash-novices not munging our PATHs up
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   by dhorthy 2y ago

   I think these are fair comparisons to make. I think the value is less in the slack api integration - anyone can plug in a slack client in afternoon. When you get to timeouts, escalations, and routing 100+ conversations between 4+ users acro
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    by dhorthy 2y ago

    is that because of more deterministic AI flows like llm-as-judge, rag reranker, post-eval, etc? do you think something like langgraph state is sufficient?
11. 191.▲
    by dhorthy 2y ago

    i like this idea - runtime inference based on past responses that gets smarter dynamically is a really interesting space
12. 192.▲
    by dhorthy 2y ago

    we are certainly out here
13. 193.▲
    by dhorthy 2y ago

    lol this is why i come to this site
14. 194.▲
    by dhorthy 2y ago

    you get it
15. 195.▲
    by dhorthy 2y ago

    lol i like LLord I might steal that
16. 196.▲
    by dhorthy 2y ago

    awesome - glad to hear it resonates
17. 197.▲
    by dhorthy 2y ago

    BRB rebranding to meatgap.dev
18. 198.▲
    by dhorthy 2y ago

    yeah I think that's right - we put humanlayer in between the non-deterministic (LLM Decision) and the deterministic code (tool execution logic)
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    by dhorthy 2y ago

    hmm, like, i love simplicity, and I'm open to other approaches, but I specifically wanted to solve the "send an email to an AI Agent" sort of concept, and give that agent rails to talk back the the human. Doesn't `import
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    by dhorthy 2y ago

    this is interesting. I will have to think more about how humanlayer can support an MCP integration/wrapper, it's not immediately obvious to me i do think that AI-calling-tools is insufficient to provide bidirectional communication
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    by dhorthy 2y ago

    helpful - thanks! I have played with temporal a bit but have this thought that since most AI tools represent state as just a rolling context window, maybe you don't have to serialize and entire call stack and you can cut a bunch of cor
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    by dhorthy 2y ago

    i mean control loops are good but you don't need hundreds of them
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    by dhorthy 2y ago

    hah yeah I don't know how soon we will be on great accuracy for the latter, for things like "send an email", people tend to just block everything for approval, because clicking approve 90 times hand editing 10 times is a lot
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    by dhorthy 2y ago

    thanks - fixed! emailed you separately
25. 205.▲
    by dhorthy 2y ago

    yeah it's an interesting point. I can only guess that we didn't do a good enough job of learning from the humans while they were doing their jobs...seems like traditional ML or even LLM tech might be good enough that we can take a
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    by dhorthy 2y ago

    very cool - come ping us in discord happy to help out - we did do a demo w/ dendrite/stagehand a few weeks back where the AI can pull you into a browserbase session OR just ping you in plaintext to get things like MFA codes etc
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    by dhorthy 2y ago

    I think a lot about the low code side and how we can make that work...at the end of the day that looks like a feature/integration into other platforms and that means a lot of matching opinions/interfaces. I think K8s ecosystem did
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    by dhorthy 2y ago

    yeah this is cool. I saw a couple other people posting about this idea. I know some other folks working on "sourcing the humans" or doing a marketplace style thing. Thoughts on things like Payman or Protegee?
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    by dhorthy 2y ago

    thanks - great catch. cool service :)
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    by dhorthy 2y ago

    thanks!