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by fathermarz 6mo ago
I have seen this when approaching ~30% context window remaining. There was a big bug in the Voice MCP I was using that it would just talk to itself back and forth too.
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by fathermarz 6mo ago
I didn’t understand the hype on Medvi in the first place. I don’t think this type of credit can be given to “two people” when it actually makes money by being a middle-man service, selling other peoples skills, and other company’s products.
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by fathermarz 7mo ago
This is a skill in life with people as much as it is with LLMs. One should always question everything and build strongman arguments for one’s self. Using a pros and cons approach brings it back to reality in most cases, especially when it c
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by fathermarz 7mo ago
If this is successful, even wildly so, I don’t think it will be enough to make them profitable any time soon. Drop in the bucket for what they really need at this moment in their arc.
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by fathermarz 7mo ago
I quite love this idea. Both of my grandfathers died last year and going through their early memories was amazing. I would love to be able to preserve that and make it shareable with the rest of my family. Nice work!
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by fathermarz 7mo ago
I have learned to temper it, but it is very challenging. The part that I actually struggle with is creating too much code that I can’t keep up with the high level “what does this do”, user and data flow. I went through the plan, refined it
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by fathermarz 8mo ago
I actually vibe with this. I like the engineers and UX people at Anthro. And Slack is actually the most insecure hot mess of an enterprise app you can get.
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by fathermarz 8mo ago
I tried the demo session and said “tell me answer” and it gave me the solution to balancing a polynomial after repeating it a few times. Step by step it revealed the answer. I do really like the feel of this though, and it’s an awesome idea
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by fathermarz 8mo ago
I think that being a maintainer is hard, but I actually agree with MJ. Scott says “… requiring a human in the loop for any new code, who can demonstrate understanding of the changes“. How could you possibly validate that without spending mo
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by fathermarz 8mo ago
What changed from your original launch? I know you were hamstrung by something (updates if I recall). Was there some unlock that happened to make it viable again? I was an omnara user until that happened and then I switched to happy.enginee
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Boundary Engineering(cabreza.substack.com)
2 points by fathermarz 9mo ago|0 comments
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by fathermarz 9mo ago
I have been inspired by all the use cases that are popping up from a proactive assistant, but lightweight is the last thing I would want when it comes to locking it down. I started building my own version and before I even think about letti
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by fathermarz 9mo ago
The greatness happens when: 1. I actually saved it in the one place I should save links 2. The thing that I remember seeing actually fits with my current train of thought or understanding 3. I tagged the link meaningfully. I have tried a lo
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by fathermarz 9mo ago
I hoard links, research papers, blog posts as a reference. My human brain can make connections of the smallest detail of things I have read or seen before but I don’t always remember what. So if I am working on something I think, oh I have
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by fathermarz 9mo ago
Coming from software supply chain, I am excited to see such a cracked team handle this problem and I wish we talked more about this in FOSS land.
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by fathermarz 9mo ago
I was shoe horned into a dev role after an acquisition and it really sucked because it was not what I had been doing at my previous company. My boss was too involved in everyone’s code and went over every line in every PR. It got much worse
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by fathermarz 9mo ago
You gotta find a niche these days and do it well. No longer can there be generalist software. Find underserved industries that aren’t “cool” per se, but still have problems. Have heard from multiple investors that they think boring software
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by fathermarz 9mo ago
Have not, but interesting offering from JetBrains. I’ll poke at it with a stick. Thanks for the suggestion
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by fathermarz 9mo ago
Thank you for the meaningful reply. I’ll be watching the repo for updates
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by fathermarz 9mo ago
Okay, so I want to like it and I think there is potential here. I may be missing something in my setup, but I find these things happening in all Claude wrappers I have tried. 1. After a long stint of planning or back and forth exchange, I h
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by fathermarz 9mo ago
I have a hard time with this one. Technical people understand a skill and uploading a skill. If a non-technical person learns about skills it is likely through a trusted person who is teaching them about them and will tell them how to make
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by fathermarz 9mo ago
This is getting outrageous. How many times must we talk about prompt injection. Yes it exists and will forever. Saying the bad guys API key will make it into your financial statements? Excuse me?
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by fathermarz 9mo ago
We built an MVP for a startup, then forked the front end to extend to the prototype vision of where we want to go. We use the prototype to dream and when we need to implement the front end of a feature we already understand how it would fit
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by fathermarz 9mo ago
Good call. Will test it out today
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by fathermarz 9mo ago
After reading this opinion ten times today. Can someone explain to me why OpenCode is a “better harness”? Or is it just because it’s open source that people support it?
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by fathermarz 9mo ago
That could be a potential path, but the site doesn’t read like that at all. It seems more binary to me, basically saying ‘AI is a threat, and here is how we push back.’
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by fathermarz 9mo ago
There are two sides of this coin. The first is that yes, you can make it harder for the frontier makers to make progress because they will forever be stuck in a cat and mouse game. The second is that they continue to move forward anyways, a
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by fathermarz 10mo ago
There is an ongoing trend that sees insider threats becoming more prevalent in critical systems, than external “adversarial” attacks. Positively ridiculous.
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by fathermarz 10mo ago
Being a person who is skeptical of MCP connectors, I love the new extension for two reasons. 1. It’s happening on my machine, in the browser I would use to access my accounts, not a middleman that is given access to my accounts. 2. Scheduli
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by fathermarz 11mo ago
In theory this seems like a reasonable solution, but in practice, it really is impossible. Is the help documentation going to be generative too? Or can I only ask a chatbot? Secondly, the concrete example is not generative UI, it’s just gen

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