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by ramoz 1y ago
An LLM in a proper harness (agent) can do all of those things and more.
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by ramoz 1y ago
> people were losing their minds about one in a million chance of complications caused by vaccination Bit different. & under the context of vaccination being an aggressive, government-led, initiative to enforce a medical procedure on
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Show HN: Share your Claude Code sessions with others(github.com)
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Show HN: Agentbeam – P2P sharing for Claude Code sessions(github.com)
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by ramoz 1y ago
Hooks can be blocking so it's not clear what you mean.
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by ramoz 1y ago
Disclaimer: Im a cofounder, we focus critical spaces with AI. Also i was the feature request for claude code hooks. But my bet - we will not deploy a single agent into any real environment without deterministic guarantees. Hooks are a means
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by ramoz 1y ago
This will never hit a production enterprise system without some form of hooks/callbacks in place to instill governance. Obviously much harder with UI vs agent events similar to the below. https://docs.claude.com/en&#x2F
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by ramoz 1y ago
Deterministic guarantees, and corrective behavioral monitoring for ai agents (starting with claude code, and ADK). Think security + performance bumper rails. At the cost of 0 context. I was the feature requestor for Claude Code Hooks - and
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by ramoz 1y ago
My CEO sent an ai generated blog today. I've never felt more frustrated reading something in my life. "x happened, here's what it means", "groundbreaking", "game-changer", "significant", &qu
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by ramoz 1y ago
He drew a massive college crowd and was shot at that event. That's your answer.
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by ramoz 1y ago
We dont need gatekeepers. We do need to verify agents that act, in a reasonable way, on behalf of human vs an agent swarm/bot-mining operation (whether conducted by a large lab or a kid programming claude code to ddos his buddy's
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by ramoz 1y ago
if you can manage the code part on your own, can you hit esc twice and revert to a previous context state using native capability in claude code.
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by ramoz 1y ago
We’ve not determined whether or not that isn’t a useful mechanism for capable intelligence. For instance it is becoming clearer that you can build harnesses for a well-trained model and teach it how to use that harness in conjunction with p
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by ramoz 1y ago
The underlying model architectures have issues that perpetuate as models get better. We're still using transformers and RL. * Optimized for task completion, with limited attention resources for global alignment (RL/RLAIF rewar
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by ramoz 1y ago
I wouldn't trust your robot helper near any children in the same home.
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by ramoz 1y ago
I always appreciated Claude Code's commit authoring. Whereas I think a lot of people were offended that "their" work was being overshadowed by an AI's signature.
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by ramoz 1y ago
We need to be integrated into the runtime such that an agent using it's arms is incapable of even doing such a destructive action. If we bet on free will with a basis that machines somehow gain human morals, and if we think safety mean
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by ramoz 1y ago
Thanks. I’m very familiar with opa. My only assumption for this was that Apple’s infrastructure needs have evolved to the point where they need quite a focused effort around policy. Styra either acquired or became available through a differ
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by ramoz 1y ago
Can you explain why
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by ramoz 1y ago
And then the providers ship a landmark feature or overhaul themselves. Especially as their models advance. Wrappers constantly live in the support and feature parity of today. Anthropic’s Claude Code will look a hell of a lot different a ye
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by ramoz 1y ago
Please provide updates when you have them.
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by ramoz 1y ago
Its a facade anyway. Creates more AI illiteracy and reckless deployments. You can not instill actual morals or emotion in these technologies.
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by ramoz 1y ago
Awesome addition to a great model. The best interface for long context reasoning has been AIStudio by Google. Exceptional experience. I use Prompt Tower to create long context payloads.
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by ramoz 1y ago
It's not really the same because the provider in this case isn't necessarily shipping a traditional service, they're shipping intelligence. We've confused APIs as the end-state for providers. Providers are going to eat e
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by ramoz 1y ago
I've learned that I also need Gemini 2.5 and long context.
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by ramoz 1y ago
Many great points. I think we are thinking about MCP the wrong way. The greater problem is industry misunderstanding and misalignment with what agents are and where they are headed. Web platforms of the world believe agents will be embedded
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by ramoz 1y ago
Not using Claude code is a crime.
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by ramoz 1y ago
One enterprise angle to open source models is that we will develop advanced forms of RPA. Models automating a single task really well. We can’t rely on api providers to not “fire my employee” Labs might be a little less keen to degrade that
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by ramoz 1y ago
Happy to short that bet as I think agentic harnesses will be molded along the RL training of the actual model. Tony + the suit created together. Why Claude in Claude Code became existential for Cursor, why cursor moved quick to go agentic a
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by ramoz 1y ago
It’s not just context. It is similar to paralysis - in that now every prompt the model has to reason over more tools to possibly decide to use - this is surely a deviation from training the more tools you add

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