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by itissid 8mo ago
I think a few things explain these kinds of projects 1. There are a lot of Agentic Data Plane startups for knowledge workers(not really for coders[1] but for CFOs, Analysts etc) going up. e.g https://www.redpanda.com/ For p
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by itissid 8mo ago
Wait. I don't understand the threat vector modelled here. Any agent or two isolated ones that the do Webfetch and code exec, even in separate sandboxes, is pretty much game over as far as defending against threat vectors goes. What am
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by itissid 8mo ago
Good to know its similar. Oh I actually do have a text box as well, but using it to type from the phone is not very convenient. Too much typing, I generally STT into the text box. I don't use it to code much, unless I have specced it o
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by itissid 8mo ago
Congrats on the launch. I've been fooling around with using my pipecat MCP( https://github.com/pipecat-ai/pipecat-mcp-server ) with WebRTC. The WebRTC is hooked into a Webapp interface and this allows me to "t
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by itissid 8mo ago
Venturing a guess. Its the hype of the non-technical automation crowd. APIs are hard for these people to grok and work with. The others are the engineering/dev/product crowd, the best among them have a high BS detector threshold.
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by itissid 8mo ago
Nice. I store my photos on Dropbox and now duplicated locally on a home NAS. They don't have a photograph based product like Google memories, which I really like. I've been de googling and looking to reproduce it. I've been n
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by itissid 8mo ago
Coding can be a joy and art like. I — speaking for myself — do feel incredibly lonely when doing it alone for long stretches. Its closer to doing graduate mathematics, especially on software that fewer and fewer know how to do well. It is a
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by itissid 8mo ago
Nusrat fateh ali khan could check off multiple rows here.
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by itissid 8mo ago
I am not sure why people are getting hung on the price, i.e. this: "They have the gaul to pitch/attention seek a 1$/day with possibly little/no product". The price can drop TBH and while there is some correlation on
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by itissid 8mo ago
So I am on a web cast where people working about this. They are from https://docs.boundaryml.com/guide/introduction/what-is-baml and humanlayer.dev Mostly are talking about spec driven development. Smart people. H
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by itissid 8mo ago
How does your approach differ from BrowserOS, not in the product sense(their product is ane enterprise browser based off chrome). but in how they designed the interface between the browser and the models?
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by itissid 8mo ago
When Claude does WebSearch it can delegate it to a sub agent which of it ran in the background will write the entire prompt on a local file and the results. If that happened, I would like to know what it gave you for that. It is always very
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by itissid 8mo ago
My colleague works in a functional role for a medium sized SaaS company(1000-5000 employees), working with banks, family offices, hedge funds. They use teams and copilot, they all hate it. One thing that I don't know about is if they
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by itissid 8mo ago
Oh! So IIRC it used to be that the modem could only get a rough estimate of your location and typically Apple/Google's location infra(which combined wifi/blue and lately satellite position based shadow mapping) to determine a
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by itissid 8mo ago
To answer my own last question I would also think probably not that important.
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by itissid 8mo ago
Is it true that a walking system only to operate its legs and limbs would still consume more power than a rocker bogie — with all the innovations in battery tech? Ofc Yes. On Mars would any other mobility system today achieve better perform
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by itissid 8mo ago
I think one thing these things could benefit from is an optimization algorithm that creates prompts based on various costs. $$, and what prompts actually gives good results. But it's not an optimization algorithm in the sense gradient
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by itissid 9mo ago
A colleague of mine raised a very important point here. The class is being taught at NYU business school(co taught Konstantinos Rizakos AI/ML Product Mgmt). The fees is pretty high 60,000/year ($2,000+/credit @15 credits&#x2F
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by itissid 9mo ago
I've done that in contributions to unknown people's repo but not necessarily open source ones. I believe that this is quite under valued for the reasons I listed. In addition, 1:1 contact can speed up things immensely in such situ
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by itissid 9mo ago
One (narrow) circumstance to make the process of reviewing a large contribution — with significant aid from LLM — easier to review is to jump on a call with the reviewer, explain what the change is, and answer their questions on why is it n
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by itissid 10mo ago
From my own experience as one grows over their 30's, or probably much older, to get to what you mentioned "money, houses, kids, friends", these ads pretty much don't target u very effectively any ways because one's
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by itissid 10mo ago
has anyone had good experience with humanlayer's system/process of management? Just their thought management git system works pretty well for me TBH. https://www.humanlayer.dev/
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by itissid 10mo ago
The general process feels very much like having kids over for a birthday party. Except you have to get them all to play nice and you have no idea what this other kid was conditioned on by their parents. Generally it would all work fine, all
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by itissid 10mo ago
There was a time when if you edited documentation in vscode and had copilot on it would complete internal user and project names when it encountered a path on some.random LLM project we were building. I could find people and their projects
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by itissid 10mo ago
One thing that is interesting to think about is given a skill which is just "pre-context", how can it be _evolved_ to create prompts given _my_ context? e.g. here is their web artifact skill builder from desktop app: ``` web-artif
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by itissid 10mo ago
Isn't atleast part of that GH issue something that this https://docs.boundaryml.com/guide/introduction/what-is-baml is also trying to solve? LLM inputs and outputs must be functions with defined functions. T
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by itissid 10mo ago
I gave opus an "incorrect" research task (using this slash command[1]) in my REST server to research to use SQLite + Litestream VFS can be used to create read-replicas for REST service itself. This is obviously a dangerous use of
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by itissid 10mo ago
Really nice. We should have this as an add-on to https://app.codecrafters.io/courses/sqlite/overview It can probably teach one a lot about the value of good replication and data formats. If you are not familiar wi
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by itissid 10mo ago
Nicely done. I think from a product perspective it is interesting that: - Humans really value authentic experiences. And more so IRL experiences. People's words about a restaurant matter more than the star rating to me. - There is only
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by itissid 10mo ago
This is also quantitatively correct because for two people coming in from afar you might change two trains or a bus and train and each ticket is at least 3.00$(bus/path from NJ) which is 24$ minimum both ways, with more than two it wou

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