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jFriedensreich
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The title is highly misleading, they mean the harness belongs outside the sandbox the agent is working in. Please run also the harness in a sandbox, i don't think any of them is safe for a host. This is also the only valuable info in t
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Why would someone want a beige or brown fan? If it is that complicated why not only make black ones?
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6mo ago
Looks less interactive than the actual browser debug tools... How does this help anyone? Looks like slop, why is it on front page?
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I don't think this should be dismissed as a cheap and rude ripoff. I'm no expert in trademarks or the naming convention part of the story, but for the rest: warp is not a great company taking far too long to roll back its weird ac
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apart from not giving the "neither" option of turquoise, you cannot just line up asking without neutralising perception in between eg. with a non blue/green and then white before the next test. Color perception is >relativ
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6mo ago
This post is a gem. I wanted to build something like this for 10 years but shied away until last year because your journey seemed exactly what would happen going down that road in a world not ready yet. I started with regular valve inspired
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Im really tired of people saying "the agent did this" or posting agents excuses as if they still think agents behaviour is a safety layer not a mere usability tool. Posts like this reinforce this misunderstanding in juniors instea
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6mo ago
im just about giving OPs premise another go. compose just feels so much better as abstraction especially with small and medium setups looking close to the optimum of expressiveness without boilerplate to describe what is needed. The missing
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All these agent memory systems seem so simultaneously over and under engineered and like a certain dead end. I cannot imagine any reality in which this does not rot and get out of sync with what the latest model need. For the one time you b
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no ignore the tools mentioned the page is just a timeless summary of the workflow
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I have trouble seeing how this is different to linode, if i invest time in a new VM api, this has to work for cloud or my own machines transparently. Lastly as much as i share the disappointment in k8s promise, this seems a bit too simple
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6mo ago
You have to look at it from the workflow side not compare the tool on your current git workflow. Check out https://www.stacking.dev for a description of stacked commits, which is more the everyday workflow on jj than the octopus
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6mo ago
I don't see storing non-sensitive environment variables unencrypted as the main issue here. Sure at vercels scale, encryption at rest for any data would add some better baseline, but i see this article as two major user interface fails
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6mo ago
probably worth pointing out today is joes death anniversary.
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I only know pausing games is funky because the highest my playstation fans ever go is pausing some games. Quite weird pausing is not just a feature of the game engine or runtime, especially as the menu and settings system seem to be totally
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Docker sandbox is also not open source
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6mo ago
I would say the trust model of all editors is broken. You cannot really blanket trust any project at all with agents and the amount of supplychain attacks, not even your own. Editors must move to a capabilty based sandbox where you dont jus
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have you heard of local first? collaboration does not mean you should start with cloud, the opposite its even better suited as you need a sync engine anyways!
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Looks kind of neat like devon.ai review / reviewstack crossover. But as i tell every of the dozens projects trying to make a commercial review tool: i would rather spend a week vibe copying this than onboarding a tool i have to pay for
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This is probably even the "fun" part of the whole picture. The purely dystopia starts when investment firms just silently grow bigger and bigger data centers like cancer. There will be no press releases, no papers, no chance anyon
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I really dislike wrangler, though i understand the need to make something for mainstream appeal (agent cli tools + npx execution) It would be really nice if the cli was a layer on top of a git ops enabled declarative layer that was usable d
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In spite? You have yo be kidding. They sure showed him by giving him what he wants including public phone call and progress towards his moon plans that he talked about since 2017.
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You assume an MCP has to work a certain way that is not the case. MCP can work however you want, its just a protocol. The same answer applies to tools as applies to skills. A tool has to look exactly the same to the LLM no matter if its sev
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Anyone at the frontier is switching to jj. Btw your question is kind of offensive, as if there is a universal truth "who matters" and everyone else can be dismissed. Companies do not matter for sure, if that was your premise.
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There are tons that are all too simple or too complex or made for mesh networking in k8, or too slow and made for debugging. My go-to solution is to make ad-hoc proxies with workerd that work just the way i need and compile to a "bina
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As a german, seeing you go to the moon under trump feels like celebrating the olympics in the dawn of the german reich, it cannot be taken for what it is. It does not matter what we feel, what we want to feel, we can enjoy it for a second a
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Memory systems as most people understand and build them are a clear dead end. We just need skills, tools and better context management.
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Don't think its relevant who they are if they give advice that is based on outdated understanding of how agent harnesses are build and how to use MCP in an agent harness in the first place. You can serve agent skills via mcp or via tex
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If your llm sees even a difference between local skill and remote MCP thats a leak in your abstraction and shortcoming of the agent harness and should not influence the decision how we need to build these system for the devs and end users.
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Maybe i misunderstood what you were going for. Just saying: Yes, their web fetch handler is not a web standard but the only standard there is to accomplish something like that had a few issues and they picked something that looks as generic
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