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by playcache 1y ago
Should anyone be interested I am working on AgentUp: https://github.com/RedDotRocket/AgentUp I believe its quite unique as far as agents go. Runtime is config driven, so you can get caching, state management, security
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AgentUp: Config-driven framework for building A2A compatible agents(github.com)
3 points by playcache 1y ago|1 comments
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by playcache 1y ago
Hey, I am Luke, an open source developer. I originally worked a lot in security (I created a software supply chain project called sigstore). Over the past couple of months, I spent some time building AI agents alongside chatting with other
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Silent Injection – A Widespread Vulnerability in the AI Software Supply Chain(reddotrocket.github.io)
1 points by playcache 1y ago|0 comments
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by playcache 1y ago
Nice work! downloading now.
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by playcache 3y ago
Why post such an old article?
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by playcache 3y ago
Amazon are absolutely scumsters, and this is why I would never work for them. I had their recruiters trying to headhunt me for engineering roles in AWS, but they can go and sling one. This is also why I will never buy any goods from them. s
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by playcache 3y ago
Sounds like something the boomers of the village want more than anyone else.
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by playcache 3y ago
Sometimes I scoff at the Health and Safety laws we have in the UK (It can get a little draconian sometimes), but then I look at what happens in a country where no such thing exists (or little application of it).
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by playcache 3y ago
Its not startups doing the biggest layoffs, its IPO companies like Google etc.
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by playcache 4y ago
I likely do double that and have done for 20 years now. For me its simple, run on soft surfaces (trails) or a treadmill if its really rough out there.
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by playcache 4y ago
Hope they come with a good stash of nuka-cola.
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by playcache 4y ago
I read your comment with the voice of comic book guy.
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by playcache 5y ago
Hey, I really recommend the book 'The first 90 day's. Its immensely helpful for just this.
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by playcache 5y ago
I think 'safe'
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by playcache 5y ago
where did I say I was convinced? I said I was not unconvinced. I am curious and not out-ruling anything, especially now that we have credible academic research starting on the matter. Why are you convinced by a hobbyist with no academic bac
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by playcache 5y ago
The problem with your comment is you just lumped together a string of un-credible events and then summarise you're not convinced. To be frank Roswell and psyops (whatever that is) would not be enough to utterly convince me too. What I
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by playcache 5y ago
This has happened to me. I am pretty sure my company set up a 'who is a risk to lose' list that I am on. Had more stock / bonuses and pay rises in the past year then ever before.
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by playcache 5y ago
Reminds me a little of this beauty (keep watching until the end) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjNssEVlB6M
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by playcache 5y ago
This is nuts, Honestly good for you mate, I hope I can find similar offers.
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by playcache 5y ago
very much. I have always worked in open source, so the joke has always been 'change of badge / laptop, but business as usual'. This is playing out widely now. Onboarding of a new worker now involves mailing a laptop and some
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by playcache 5y ago
gah, typo. I will leave it there for prosperity
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by playcache 5y ago
This reminds me of two things. British Weather and the The Myth of Sisyphus. We have an old saying in the UK (it was popularised by an Austrian band, but it proceeds the song), "everywhere you go, you always take the weather with you&#
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by playcache 5y ago
I think this is the key aspect. For people with families at home, WFH is a godsend. I have two small children and am an avid runner on my local trails. WFH has meant I can get up around 7am and go running with my dog through the countryside
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by playcache 5y ago
That's my situation, we have a very globally diverse workforce from the UK, France, North America. I can only see this happening more and more over time now. Companies no longer need to restrict hiring to the small pool who are able to
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by playcache 5y ago
I can just imagine how uncomfortable half the conversations will be.
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by playcache 5y ago
I know what WASI is, my point is that there is no where near parity with existing posix implementations. I have been following the bytecode alliance and webassembly communities for a while and they can't seem to get beyond the design p
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by playcache 5y ago
One thing I am missing here. Docker, as much as it has the shortcomings you list, has an entire fleet of posix libraries, utils and tools at its availability. This has meant 99% of applications could wholesale lift their application and dep
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by playcache 5y ago
God no. constantly repeating the same thing over and over, looking for someone else's failures.
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by playcache 5y ago
You have experienced a certain amount of luck though. I have seen hugely talented teams get fired over a company pivot in direction. The last lot where I knew someone personally , were the WASM folks at mozilla.

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