jlovisa

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by jlovisa 10y ago
If you're curious about the tech mentioned in the article, and would like to take it for a spin, I've linked to some template expressions below. Each expression already sets up the contracting of certain agents within the network.
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Quit abstracting everything into run-time(hackernoon.com)
2 points by jlovisa 10y ago|1 comments
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by jlovisa 10y ago
While the network is not quite ready for end-users, it is more than ready for developers who want to get started and build agents. We (CV devs and the emergent coding community) are currently in the middle of populating the third layer (of
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Running the run-time time gauntlet(medium.com)
1 points by jlovisa 10y ago|2 comments
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A development paradigm where languages and compilers are one and the same?(hackernoon.com)
1 points by jlovisa 10y ago|0 comments
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by jlovisa 10y ago
I'm part of the team at Code Valley and would be happy to answer any of your questions... and help allay that "sinking feeling" as best I can.
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by jlovisa 10y ago
Did you get a chance to check out this "How it works" ( https://codevalley.com/documentation#howdoescodevalleywork ) section?
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by jlovisa 10y ago
I'm part of the Code Valley team, and can I just say what a relief it is to see this comment. Most balk at the idea of not having source code to read and verify, but there are other ways to achieve verification, as you have stated.
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by jlovisa 10y ago
Cheers - thanks for giving us the benefit of the doubt. The technology still has a long way to go before it can cater to the end-users of the world, but it is at least at the stage where other developers can join and build their own agents
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by jlovisa 10y ago
Hi, I'm one part of the Code Valley team. Happy to answer questions. Any developer can vet suppliers before they automate an agent to contract them. For example, you could contract the agent you're looking to vet, hit 'build&