lazharichir

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by lazharichir 4mo ago
I am using A2A at work. It's a bit like the "microservices architecture" for agents... Allows you or teams to develop agents independently and have them interact as and when they need to. No major hurdles so far.
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by lazharichir 7mo ago
What can you NOT run on this, it's not very clear? Is it like MicroVMs on steroids where you can run more binaries than the strict minimum?
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by lazharichir 1y ago
Definitely the feature but I'm sure Gemini is seconds away (figuratively) from invading Chrome and if it has an agent mode itself, it will eat everybody's lunch in the browser space.
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by lazharichir 1y ago
Just excited about Agent Mode, I hope it delivers.
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by lazharichir 1y ago
Quite happy when I got to play with it – but I do prefer Inngest as the code is hosted where our actual app is hosted; not on their server. So it's just easier (but it's a tradeoff). Good tool, good tooling, congrats to the team!
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by lazharichir 1y ago
From my (limited) understanding you cannot really switch these off inadvertently as they require a couple of actions in order to be switched off. So it would mean one of the pilots switched these off (and they were a few seconds later switc
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by lazharichir 1y ago
You can also do gemini flash lite for a subset and then batch the rest with flash or pro
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by lazharichir 1y ago
Bedtimely[0], a personalised bedtime story generator for parents of kids aged 0-10yo. Scratching my own itch with it, especially with the participative interactive stories where the parent and child decide what happens next. Work in progres
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by lazharichir 1y ago
That's basically how I use it though I cannot wait for Gemini to be a click away in my browser with the current screen/page(s)/tab(s) embedded so I can ask it stuff about the current long article/documentation page. We&#
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by lazharichir 1y ago
to be fair, i'd take tame over horrendous and unparseable screen any day.
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by lazharichir 1y ago
Like taking on a gazillion of contract work?
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by lazharichir 1y ago
Building HatchAStory for my own needs as a busy dad — to generate fun, personalised bedtime stories in seconds. https://hatchastory.com/ Built a backend and web version but now focusing on an Expo/React Native app (my
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by lazharichir 1y ago
I assume they mean that you send an Array<Message> to the model instead of a single system and user message.
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by lazharichir 2y ago
Good small fun project
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by lazharichir 2y ago
The problem is user experience. It's still very much a chatbot... To justify that amount, it needs to integrate a lot more with an employee's day-to-day tools such as code editor for SWE, the browser for quickbooks, words/she
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by lazharichir 3y ago
Still the best product/experience out there across the publicly available products. Bard is no GPT4, still, to this date.
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by lazharichir 3y ago
I think it's also the surprise of how sudden it unfolded before the public's eyes. And that, seemingly in an organisation that's figuratively on top of the world currently, and pushing through.
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by lazharichir 3y ago
> Most coworking places are clean, organized, have snacks, do not have Wi-fi issues You would think so, but this is incorrect. Every single WeWork you go to, across the globe, offers the same fantastic experience from "feel good v
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by lazharichir 5y ago
Not true in my opinion. It's mostly that what is perceived as success may be birthed out of sacrifices, compromises, and loneliness. Many bootstrappers I know have managed to be successful but lost loved ones whilst getting there. It d
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by lazharichir 6y ago
Very curious on how this versatile project will turn out. Google, with all of its collaboration tools like Sheets and Docs, really sucks at "Teams" (task and project management, for instance). Probably because it's hard to fi
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by lazharichir 6y ago
Erm, the explore tab in Sheets is pretty awesome for small businesses and people unfamiliar with Excel-like formula. Not sure when that was released, though!
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NPM workspaces RFC (available in NPM v7 beta)(github.com)
3 points by lazharichir 6y ago|1 comments
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by lazharichir 6y ago
It really isn't "done" if you tell people they probably should look at alternatives instead. Sounds more like a soft deprecation to me. But regardless of semantics, they're being transparent on the project's status.
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by lazharichir 6y ago
1. When I learnt TypeScript after having used mostly PHP and JS until then – not sure how I lived without stronger typing 2. When I started reading programming and software engineering books after having just "done it" – this brou
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by lazharichir 6y ago
Do you have examples of what you mean by red tape from the EU that prevents a bootstrapped startup from thriving?
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by lazharichir 6y ago
Same. EE 4G in CENTRAL LONDON with a SIM-card Home Router and the speeds are horrific — mostly 5Mb, and maybe 15Mb for an hour or two each day. Used to be consistently 50Mb+ back in the days.
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Google Cloud Workflows – orchestrate services into serverless workflows(cloud.google.com)
2 points by lazharichir 6y ago|0 comments
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by lazharichir 6y ago
AWS Status page[1] shows a couple of issues in eu-west-2 . Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (London) Instance Connectivity 3:21 AM PDT We are investigating instance connectivity issues in a single Availability Zone (euw2-az2) in the EU-WEST-
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by lazharichir 8y ago
I am on GCP but I usually request/allocate more and once in production for a few weeks, I can turn some things down and others up. That is if your product/setup is new and you aren't sure how everything will interact once liv
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by lazharichir 8y ago
As a user of GCP, they are moving with new useful products every few weeks. And it's a lot clearer as an offering than the top competitor. Perhaps fewer settings, but much easier to get your head around it. A lot of developers use it a

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