nvader

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by nvader 5mo ago
In the spirit of composing small units of software together, `mngr` works with `latchkey` which is a key injection/replacement proxy. Latchkey does support some form of permissions management too.
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by nvader 5mo ago
Yeah, have you tried `mngr` by Imbue? It seems to have a bunch of the features you're looking for. https://github.com/imbue-ai/mngr
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by nvader 5mo ago
> Calling an API requires a sandbox in most cases. I'm not following why this would this be the case? The purpose of calling the API is to get data or effect a state transition on some remote service, but I don't follow why the
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by nvader 5mo ago
I'm also very excited by the different shapes for solving problems in this space. A little worried that the path dependence is ACTUALLY a bit warranted since "popular harness engineering is just claude-wrapping" is a bit of a
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by nvader 5mo ago
Hey aluzzardi, thanks for sharing this article! I'm really intrigued by your point on read-memory vs a dedicated read interface, because it is a real insight about success rates in harness design. How did you come to the conclusion you
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Rust Bucket: Agent-first Rust project bootstrapper(github.com)
1 points by nvader 5mo ago|0 comments
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by nvader 5mo ago
You're in luck: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5NXSMdUH_Cg
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by nvader 5mo ago
I came here to say Bad Apple
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by nvader 5mo ago
Maybe we should both stare at walls more than scrolling on HN.
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by nvader 5mo ago
Looking at this and the virality of Newcomb's Paradox, I have to wonder if Shari's Scissor[0] did in fact get invented. 0: https://slatestarcodex.com/2018/10/30/sort-by-controversial/
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by nvader 6mo ago
Why not try it yourself? Inference providers like BaseTen and AWS Bedrock have perfectly capable open source models as well as some licensed closed source models they host. You can use "API-style" pricing on these providers which
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by nvader 6mo ago
Temporarily embarrassed CEOs and CTOs
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by nvader 6mo ago
So something that is entirely revolving once a second is spinning at 2 * pi Hertz? Hertz just thinking about it.
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by nvader 6mo ago
Correct, thanks for linking to context. Kiki/Bouba became something of a meme recently.
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by nvader 6mo ago
Lunar dust is Kiki while earth dust is bouba.
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Witter Coin to host a $50k coin scavenger hunt in SF(wittercoin.com)
2 points by nvader 6mo ago|0 comments
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by nvader 6mo ago
Try using https://github.com/danverbraganza/jujutsu-skill This is enough of a command reference that with it, agents are able to work with jj pretty well.
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by nvader 6mo ago
Congratulations, and thank you for sharing this. You mention doubling up on items for daytime/nighttime--are there any items where you half-up, since you only need one for both babies?
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Agent Skill for Jj Jujutsu VCS(github.com)
2 points by nvader 6mo ago|0 comments
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The Rust CLI tool that sped up our test suite by 6x(imbue.com)
3 points by nvader 6mo ago|0 comments
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by nvader 6mo ago
Have you looked at mngr by Imbue? Some of the same energy, you might find it useful. https://imbue.com/product/mngr/
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by nvader 6mo ago
I came here to say this, because this whole anecdote mildly infuriates me. I don't necessarily blame TicoFruit for their actions. They might have some legitimate concerns about fairness, since their competitor is now able to dispose of
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by nvader 6mo ago
Bug report: I entered 3 + 4 and did not get a kinda or true. This app is ngmi
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by nvader 6mo ago
I used to write Qbasic on DOS boxes, and the editor would have the same colours too!
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by nvader 7mo ago
> Before cars, people used vehicles called "horses"... the market was never going to accept 1HP Funnily enough, horses actually produce much more than 1 horsepower. I think the story goes that James Watt estimated it would take
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by nvader 7mo ago
Yep. Two words: _grape scissors_
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by nvader 7mo ago
> To turn the chopsticks around when serving food so that the tips of the chopsticks that have touched one’s mouth do not touch the food. Huh, this is something that I did consistently, believing it to be good etiquette.
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by nvader 7mo ago
I'm one of the devs of Offload here, happy to answer any questions. We built Offload because parallel coding agents exposed a bottleneck we hadn't fully felt before: agents write fast now, but our integration suite (345 Playwright
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Offload: Speed up the agent loop by running tests remotely(imbue.com)
12 points by nvader 7mo ago|2 comments
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by nvader 7mo ago
Look everyone, this person believes talking Tortoises are real! In all seriousness, I love G.E.B. how do you use it to judge a given used book store?

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