mritchie712

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by mritchie712 8d ago
in short: it's faster, cheaper, smart structured output. each "question" is answered in parallel instead of a sequential (like an LLM). so if you have an input like: {"is_it_hotdog": noul, "is_it_apple&qu
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by mritchie712 11d ago
This is cool, but I think too late. People are already used to getting *exactly* what they want from an agent. e.g. in our agent ( https://www.definite.app/ ) we often see people take pictures of a sketch on a piece of paper
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by mritchie712 12d ago
trying to reconcile AGI timelines with this video games timeline
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by mritchie712 15d ago
> Tinybird is not affiliated with, associated with, or sponsored by ClickHouse, Inc. ClickHouse® is a registered trademark of ClickHouse, Inc. Yeah, it sucks they need to do this. If I was a visitor to their website, I'd immediately
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by mritchie712 2mo ago
my car has an AI assistant. I don't know what the wake word is, but it will wake up and be useless with no obvious way to turn it off. I'm sure I could search for it, but it happens while I'm driving and I forget about it. It
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by mritchie712 2mo ago
"whats next" is another good one
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by mritchie712 2mo ago
I'm not going to care about open models until some blend of the below becomes true: 1. the labs stop offering max plans 2. really smart open models can easily be run on my mac 3. TPS (token per second) AND intelligence are gpt5.6 level
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by mritchie712 2mo ago
This is far cooler than how I've been using my Pi. I've started building a box for managing agents. I hate sitting in front of my Mac all day flipping between terminals. I wanted something that was audio and whiteboard / pape
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by mritchie712 2mo ago
here's how this likely went down: 1. they found the dataset and thought "i bet there are weird order combos i could write a blog post about" 2. they did all the analysis and found nothing all that interesting 3. posted it any
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by mritchie712 2mo ago
this works well when you don't have customers
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by mritchie712 3mo ago
great game, what do you think of adding shuffle?
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by mritchie712 3mo ago
if gpt5.6 is out by July 7th, Fable will stay in the Max plan to at least some degree.
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by mritchie712 3mo ago
There's another "they took our jobs" group that doesn't fit into "AI is overhyped" or "AI is useless". They see that AI is capable and fear it.
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by mritchie712 3mo ago
I agree on opus 4.5-4.8, but Fable 5 was a noticeable upgrade.
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by mritchie712 4mo ago
Looks cool! It's a lot of work to get a full data stack set up and people are losing interest in stitching the pieces (ETL, warehouse, BI) together. > Agents made bad inferences because they had no context on the business We've
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by mritchie712 4mo ago
For anyone that doesn't use twitter: I index all my local Claude Code sessions in DuckDB. I have 202,381 messages in the last 30 days. There's been a steady increase since Opus 4.6 in the model saying "honest". It probab
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Fable 5 is Anthropic's most "honest" model(twitter.com)
3 points by mritchie712 4mo ago|2 comments
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"Hi" Is Home Improvement, Not Hawaii(definite.app)
2 points by mritchie712 4mo ago|1 comments
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by mritchie712 4mo ago
don't think that was there when I read it the first time
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by mritchie712 4mo ago
I wonder how this would be looked upon by the ever changing rules of claude code. If someone from Anthropic sees this, would love to know if I can use my max plan here.
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by mritchie712 4mo ago
> The day was to begin like any other, with Antigravity open > This unexpected shift completely broke my preferred workflow it might not have been so unexpected if you knew you were one of ~15 people that start their day with Antigrav
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by mritchie712 4mo ago
for reference, Flipper Zero was $199. does anyone know how much they're thinking for Flipper One?
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by mritchie712 5mo ago
already works now! just tried it out
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by mritchie712 5mo ago
> Can I use DuckDB with Quack as the catalog database for DuckLake? > Not yet, but we are working on it! Seems like a niche use case, but it's the one I'm most interested in. Our lakehouse uses ducklake with postgres as the
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by mritchie712 5mo ago
We previously had our ( https://www.definite.app/ ) agent write reports / dashboards in a YAML spec that would get rendered by our frontend framework (i.e. charts and tables). For example, user says "build a report
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by mritchie712 5mo ago
for reference, it's the 2nd fastest model tracked in the "Highlights" section of https://artificialanalysis.ai/
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by mritchie712 5mo ago
looks like you work at github. I completely understand a "people who give a shit stick around" mentality if you work there, but you can't expect users who run a business on it to stick around if it's broken.
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by mritchie712 5mo ago
I don't like the "I canceled my x subscription" hype posts, but I did cancel Figma today. We've barely used it in months and this was the nail in the coffin.
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by mritchie712 5mo ago
I remembered this post from (only) 3 years ago: Show HN: I've built a C# IDE, Runtime, and AppStore inside Excel 670 points | 179 comments One of the main use cases was to analyze Excel data with SQL. I'm the kind of nerd that lov
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by mritchie712 6mo ago
this was true a year ago, but if you give an agent a new spec to follow (e.g. a .md file), it will follow it. we have a custom .yaml spec for data pipelines in our product and the agent follows it as well as anything in the training data. w

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