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10mo ago
I think we need to shift our mindset on what an agent is. The LLM is a brain in a vat connected far away. The agent sits on your device, as a mech suit for that brain, and can pretty much do damn near anything on that machine. It's the
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You are missing an entire agentic experience. And I wouldn't call it vibe coding for an engineer; you're more or less empowered to truly orchestrate the development of your system. Cursor has agent, but that's like whoever el
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10mo ago
What he meant was, agents will probably not be these web abstractions that run in deployed services (langchain, crew); agents meaning the Harnesses (software wrapper) specifically that call the LLM API. It runs on your computer because of i
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The Model T of Agentic AI was Introduced in 2025
(backnotprop.substack.com)
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Show HN: Debug Console for Claude Code
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10mo ago
Claude Code hooks is a great way to integrate these things
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10mo ago
Send them this https://backnotprop.substack.com/p/50-first-dates-with-mr-me...
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Show HN: Cupcake – Better performance and security for coding agents (via OPA)
(github.com)
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50 First Dates with Mr. Meeseeks
(backnotprop.substack.com)
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Who Owns Alignment?
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11mo ago
No company has come close to producing as close as of a reliable agentic coding solution as Anthropic has.
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11mo ago
title fixed per microsoft correction
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11mo ago
Coding - e.g. Claude Code, Cursor both announced 1B revenue run rates.
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11mo ago
I meet with enterprise clients who explore things like Copilot Studio. Microsoft platforms move too slowly too keep up with innovation pace, and suffer from classic platform restriction in regards to building useful, relevant, and *reliable
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11mo ago
Github Copilot review is such a simple - optional - ux, it makes sense as a feature. I enjoy it.
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Microsoft lowers AI software growth targets
(finance.yahoo.com)
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11mo ago
It'll be a common paradigm. Some agents support the coding agent discover relevant context for a plan, others will help the agent stay on track and ensure no rules break.
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11mo ago
I wrote the comment while waiting on a 50min rust build pipeline
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11mo ago
Rules need empowerment. Excited to be releasing cupcake at the end of this week. For deterministic and non-deterministic guardrailing. It integrates via hooks (we created the feature request to anthropic for Claude code). https://
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11mo ago
At the end of this week we are releasing https://github.com/eqtylab/cupcake You can see all of Claude’s commits. I’ve shipped so much with ai. Favorite has been metrics dashboards of various kinds - across life and bus
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11mo ago
The answer is typescript is a much simpler and more pleasant developer experience than any other language. These are products they need to, and often originate from, fast churn of code/features. Otherwise they’d be building these types
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11mo ago
Claude Code moved to partial file reads over the summer. Super premature optimization. It’ll hallucinate what lines it needs to read, it’ll continuously miss critical context in favor of trimming tokens. Luckily we can now hook and force th
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Does an A100 still make profit
(a100economics.com)
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11mo ago
context: https://x.com/burrytracker/status/1991289685474439579?s=20
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11mo ago
You wouldnt feed it numerical data, but you would allow it to make certain calculations (via tools of a harness) as it relates to your portfolio.
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11mo ago
Ultimately, relying on system level instructions is unreliable over time. Which is why i made the feature request for hooks (claude code implemented, as did cursor, hopefully codex will too) And will soon release https://github.c
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11mo ago
After creating the feature request for Claude Code hooks[1] a few months back, Cupcake is nearly ready for release. Cupcake is a governance/policy-enforcement layer for agents. Its innovation is binding OPA/rego to agent runtimes
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1y ago
EQTY Lab | Software Engineers (Fullstack / AI ), or DevRel | SF, LA (looking for local, but wfh if cool) | Full Time | https://www.eqtylab.io/ We are hiring software engineer(s) to help innovate on applied agentic appl
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Hooks are underutilized and will be critical for long-running and better agent performance. Excited to release Cupcake in the coming weeks. What I started building when i made the feature request for hooks. - https://github.com&#
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1y ago
is this anecdotal?
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