kaicianflone

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by kaicianflone 2mo ago
Fantastic tq I feel stupid because I’ve seen that for a while now. Do you know more about the autocompaction process? I could use some help there too with ghcp. I don’t see my context going up while abusing smaller context models with long
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by kaicianflone 2mo ago
feel like we’re close to a customized compute era where ads get filtered out by default via something like a diffusion browser or diffusion based Mixed Reality. Feels like it’s already possible with LLMs with enough test time compute to RE
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by kaicianflone 2mo ago
Which it’s kind of strange VSCode ghcp lacks basic attributes like context % used compared to some TUIs where it’s default.
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by kaicianflone 2mo ago
What is the professional consensus on AI governance? It seems like governments and large corporations already struggle with governance in general, so I’m skeptical that AI governance will be solved quickly. Do you expect the next few years
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by kaicianflone 3mo ago
Additionally, why would the AI model for implementation even matter? It might take one dev o3 and another dev sonnet like Fable is a prerequisite to make the implementation happen. Super clickbait
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by kaicianflone 3mo ago
Looks like it based on Anthropic’s own multi-agent orchestration research: https://www.anthropic.com/engineering/multi-agent-research-s... Their findings suggest multi-agent systems result in better performance attribu
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by kaicianflone 4mo ago
I stopped paying for Wyze subscription after replacing the camera backend service. Saving me about $30/m and a much finer tuned OpenCV to Claude API vision model.
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by kaicianflone 4mo ago
I don’t have a dog in the fight but it’s super scary to think about for the astronauts and their families. This issue’s been going on for a while now. Surprised that there’s not more AI or robotics that could be utilized for such cases. Rum
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by kaicianflone 4mo ago
Wow Angular Aria looks fantastic. Even have full docs for the more complicated scenarios like autocomplete. Can't wait to get this in my hands and see if it replaces the custom screen reader autocomplete I had to make.
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by kaicianflone 4mo ago
Is that a pretext zoom effect when changing screen dimensions? Very cool.
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Vercel AI Gateway Appears to Block BYOK Requests When Account Balance Reaches $0(github.com)
2 points by kaicianflone 4mo ago|1 comments
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by kaicianflone 4mo ago
If I bring my own Anthropic/OpenAI key and have usage available, why does Vercel's account balance determine whether my request executes?
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by kaicianflone 4mo ago
Dissent and consensus among frontier models is a good thing. Just like on a team of high performers, there are a million ways to skin a grape. In my research, I've found that models perform better when they operate as a collective syst
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by kaicianflone 7mo ago
Sure the core primitive is a runtime wrapper that turns any function into a governed decision point: import { consensus } from "@consensus-tools/wrapper"; const safeSend = consensus(sendEmail, { reviewers: [humanRe
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by kaicianflone 7mo ago
We’ve been building exactly this as an open-source ecosystem at consensus-tools. It’s a governance layer for multi-agent systems with a runtime wrapper that intercepts agent decisions before they execute: .consensus(fn, opts). The coordinat
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by kaicianflone 7mo ago
There’s a bit of irony here. A lot of commercial kitchens already rely heavily on microwaves and rapid heating equipment. In many restaurants the microwave is a very important tool in the workflow rather than something unusual. Do your frie
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by kaicianflone 7mo ago
It doesn’t look like it. The AirPods Max “bra” case used to feel like it was the bane of my existence when I would always return to my dead AirPods outside the case, after I hurriedly took the headphones off. But now, thanks to makerworld a
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by kaicianflone 7mo ago
Thank you for the post. It's a good read. I'm working on governance/validation layers for n-LLMs and making them observable so your comments on runaway AIs resonated with me. My research is pointing me to reputation and stake
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by kaicianflone 7mo ago
I’ve been running OpenClaw Docker agents in Slack in a similar setup, using Gemini 2.5 Flash Lite through OpenRouter for most tasks, then Opus 4.6 and Codex 5.3 for heavier lifts. They share context via embeddings right now, but I’m going t
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by kaicianflone 7mo ago
Go Momo go! If you want to hook up multiple dogs and have them reach consensus I'm down. I have a 15 lb havapoo I can volunteer ( he needs to help with rent )
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by kaicianflone 7mo ago
Fair I cleaned up the wording with ChatGPT with my review prompt. The substance matters more than the style. If a model flips 3/10 times on a trivial constraint, that’s a reliability issue, not a reasoning ceiling.
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by kaicianflone 7mo ago
This doesn’t look like a reasoning ceiling. It looks like a decision reliability problem. The unstable tier is the key result. Models that get it right 70–80% of the time are not “almost correct.” They are nondeterministic decision function
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by kaicianflone 8mo ago
Great read. The bilingual shadow reasoning example is especially concerning. Subtle policy shifts reshaping downstream decisions is exactly the kind of failure mode that won’t show up in a benchmark leaderboard. My wife is trilingual, so no
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by kaicianflone 8mo ago
For some reason before reading I thought this was going to be an AI thought leadership piece but it's even better than I expected.
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by kaicianflone 8mo ago
I’m not sure if I prefer coding in 2025 or 2026 now
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by kaicianflone 8mo ago
This is why I’m using the open source consensus-tools engine and CLI under the hood. I run ~100 maintainer-style agents against changes, but inference is gated at the final decision layer. Agents compete and review, then the best proposal g
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by kaicianflone 8mo ago
I’m working on an open source project that treats this as a consensus problem instead of a single model accuracy problem. You define a policy (majority, weighted vote, quorum), set the confidence level you want, and run enough independent i
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by kaicianflone 8mo ago
This matches how I’ve been thinking about it. With consensus.tools we split things intentionally. The OSS CLI solves the single user case. You can run local "consensus boards" and experiment with policies and agent coordination wi
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by kaicianflone 8mo ago
This is interesting. I’m experimenting with something adjacent in an open source plugin, but focused less on orchestration and more on decision quality. Instead of just wiring agents together, I require stake and structured review around ou
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by kaicianflone 8mo ago
I’m working on an open source CLI that experiments with governance at inference time for autonomous systems. The idea is to let multiple agents propose, critique, and stake on decisions before a single action is taken, rather than letting o

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