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i seriously thought it is https://github.com/paperclipai/paperclip about this :) it's the complete opposite lol
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I'm even surprised people ignorantly talking about advantages of buying very expensive device , run it only sometimes and aiming to beat cloud vendors. If small model is great it will be hosted with good electricity cost and will be u
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5mo ago
we are in the world where everyone is doing things differently now, but here is my 5 cents. I almost 100% sure everything that you described is part of nested harness of your company, not some external registry. what would you like to share
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5mo ago
with git, you even have git blame and everything else that makes it nice, once you merge it everyone else got access to it, with exception to local branch, which is a gray area, you can argue you want to lock the skill version to your code.
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5mo ago
why this do not belong to git, and does not go with release cycle. With bigger autonomy, I'd like my skill be tight to my release in prod/commit sha for dev, to figure out what version caused harm/bug. What is the motivation
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5mo ago
Good for these news corps , bad for consumers. Free News websites almost 100% consist of ads trash .
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5mo ago
Meta , ms ( soft ) , Google .
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5mo ago
Cisco do not have real ai strategy . Routers are routers. Even their ai factory is yet another box just with label nvidia on it . No major investment needed. All that observability tooling around is only benefiting ai wave . They can vibe r
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5mo ago
Despite lots of influencers (Karpathy) I personally trust, the industry is taking the opposite turn for a reason: https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/agents-and-tools/tool-us... Also Claude Cowork, etc. 1. Yo
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5mo ago
The start of the argument is already broken . Ok , slapping api is bad , so you push api that mimics to your provider, install some Chinese llm that will never obey any lawsuit in your country , install 500 packages to do so , every of them
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5mo ago
any missed bug, any wrong architecture decision, is a huge loss, sure , if you run it as autocomplete on steroids you can get any Chinese model. If you try to move faster, and that is a conscious choice, any hiccup is a productivity loss an
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Yes you could , not everything needs to be real time , anyways you listen for the music sometimes 30 mins plus
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by the time they do so , autonomous driving will be solved, and they will have to redo it again, since they screw up first time. Tesla despite fsd gimmick and clearly failing timelines and promises... They really created an infotainment sy
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5mo ago
the best part of k8s is network, most of agentic systems presume no network , since it's a security concern, what are scenarios when you'd like to spin up k3sup?
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5mo ago
This is the problem: you need the best model, not just a good one, for: - Good architecture, which requires reading specs, code, etc. reads like: lots of tokens in/out - Bug fixing — same, plus logs, e.g. datadog Once you've foun
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5mo ago
Why would I choose mastra over anthropic or cursor sdk ?
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5mo ago
yes, and no. Everybody is trying to hunt junior unicorn, They exist , but the ratio is 1 out 30. For these people, AI is a real elevator of their career.
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5mo ago
I'm interviewing juniors. Their manual skills drops sharply, and that's for people who went to school in manual age, and maybe last year it stopped to be manual. Lets see what will be in a year or two lol
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5mo ago
In your fictional world you hire a junior who will write code manually, right? First , I interview people, Junior skills in manual coding dropped sharply this year. These are people who started they school manual and switched mid-course. In
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5mo ago
Lantern | Software Engineers (Python, Full-Stack) | NYC (Onsite) | Full-time | withlantern.com Lantern is building AI-powered revenue intelligence—autonomous agents that turn cold outreach into warm conversations. We detect buying signals a
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Almost feels like someone is trying to joke about similar postgres application . To make it look even more absurd . SQLite is not concurrent and you’ll have tons of problems using it practically .
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LIRR is not a dirty MTA train :) Noisy shaky helicopter is not an electric taxi with 6+ motors that gives you more stability with way less noise that flies after take of using wings. Cars for sure are less convenient.
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article : bla blah blah, marketing... we are fun people, bla blah, goblin, we will not destroy the world you live in.. RL rewards bug is a culprit. blah blah.
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if your air taxi is pilotless and electric, why it can't be scalable.
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the problem with train it stops ... on every train stop. New york specifically, there are several networks(new jersey, mta, there are lines that are 100+ years old. In general if you have an affordable enough option you'd never walk in
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5mo ago
travel time is 5-10 mins with 40 mins to 2hours. Yes, it is better compared to helicopter. cheaper, less noise. e.g. you can place it more applications, for less money.
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it's every airport in every city. In new york only you have 3 airports. its a 200k+ a day traffic.
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you don't need crazy range to fly between jfk and city . it's doable to do it today, economically, and solve tons of problems . in a similar to ev rollout: solve problem for wealthy people, get the premium, scale cheaper options.
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my dad is using it every single day, without clearly even understanding this is llm. He knows chatgpt, but he is using voice search that lands llm 80% of the time.
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it's an interesting phenomena. In the early days of internet everybody tried to pretend or they just had lots of money. Right now lots of top tier online resources just become not usable due to amount of ads. It used to be a sign of a
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