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by rgbrgb 1mo ago
Homepage is basically down, pointing to status page: https://www.namecheap.com/status-updates/namecheap-com-and-h... Found this bc a friend texted that all his sites are down.
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Namecheap phoenix datacenter overheats taking all sites down(pcmag.com)
11 points by rgbrgb 1mo ago|1 comments
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by rgbrgb 1mo ago
agree there are a lot of these but they're all pretty simple (including mine [0]) so I think building your own and playing around with architecture is useful and fun. [0]: https://setoku.com
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by rgbrgb 1mo ago
for one, the mcp-server architecture makes it usable from claude.ai and other surfaces where you have mcp but no filesystem. there are claude-specific workarounds (workspaces) but you lose portability across systems.
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by rgbrgb 1mo ago
that's a good idea. how might you test this? could also include a codex memory test. I'm guessing having a portable memory that's comparable with first party memory is the goal.
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by rgbrgb 2mo ago
Im not OP but as someone who did one of these recently, I think about it kind of like sharing an essay. I had an idea, I clauded a working thing, used and refined until it was useful for my team then wanted to share the kernel that develope
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by rgbrgb 2mo ago
I feed live monarch money data to fable to get help with: 1. high level portfolio composition stuff 2. when to rebalance what where 3. what to sell 4. thinking through money moves (e.g. real estate purchase, remodeling, company sale, angel
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by rgbrgb 2mo ago
In the past few years I've been using a "dirty db" approach to testing where I run parallel integration tests against a single postgres-based backend without any cleanup between tests. Every test hits the same db with unique
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by rgbrgb 2mo ago
Very cool. What model is used for the judge? We use setoku for Claude-built internal tooling but the design doesn’t allow writes so that there’s no inference cost on the server. Having the judge check for danger is a neat design.
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by rgbrgb 2mo ago
today I posted a show HN that got insta-flagged by an AI detector. I had written the post then gone back and forth with claude, getting to a refined version I thought was much better. claude said it would hit way better with hn (me?). after
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Show HN: Setoku – Self-hosted knowledge server for AI agents(setoku.com)
3 points by rgbrgb 2mo ago|0 comments
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by rgbrgb 2mo ago
> randomly stating who you are it's not random at all. that's literally what the resume is supposed to be and what the hiring manager wants to know! This is a real human hiring manager sharing candid feedback on his acceptance
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by rgbrgb 2mo ago
in my experience models will answer introspective questions decisively but can't actually introspect. this is pretty similar to humans (e.g. ford's faster horses quote). with AI stuff you can actually run real tests though.
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by rgbrgb 2mo ago
looks cool. what is latency like? I haven't used qmd before and it looks like it runs 3 local models.
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by rgbrgb 3mo ago
Why do you think you were audited?
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by rgbrgb 3mo ago
A version of this I've been enjoying is mostly solo dev but with a biz-guy partner. I mostly just build software but have a partner who will go find out how people are using it, what they want, handle inbound, and be there to chat abou
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by rgbrgb 3mo ago
i guess not. you're right, this is not cool!
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by rgbrgb 3mo ago
~was truly surprised and delighted by this today. claude's recs are usually pretty good. imo as a product engineer this is a good default and all the cranky experts in here can turn it off.~ edit: didn't read closely enough to rea
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by rgbrgb 3mo ago
This is cool. I was skeptical of MCP's until I made one recently. They're essentially the exact same as 1) giving your agent a CLI tool or REST API and 2) pointing it there in an AGENT.md/CLAUDE.md. Agents are great at using
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by rgbrgb 3mo ago
Notably it has 0 wins.
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by rgbrgb 4mo ago
congrats on the launch! site and docs look great. can you host this yourself or do you need to use helix-cloud? the chat thing on the side seems to push me to helix-cloud but it looks like that starts at like $600/mo which is above my
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by rgbrgb 4mo ago
very cool. session replays are so crucial for understanding new features qualitatively, especially before you have enough users for useful quantitative metrics. ballpark, how much does this cost to run?
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by rgbrgb 4mo ago
fwiw my experience building a small tech talent agency / recruiting shop disagrees with this. Cold application pipelines are overwhelmed by gen AI applications and many of the (very qualified) candidates we place report getting totally
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by rgbrgb 4mo ago
Congrats on the launch! > Agents can now get an email inbox by themselves. (This also means a lot of email nobody wants to read gets processed by AI instead of your inbox being cluttered with spam and slop) Can you explain this? I would
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by rgbrgb 5mo ago
i love this because it seems like you've turned vibecoding up to 11 unleashing the non-technicals in your org to ship vibecode slop straight to prod. it's an idea so obviously terrible to most engineers that maybe it's actual
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by rgbrgb 5mo ago
I built a toy BS with very dumb agents in school in 2012 or so. Multi-agent systems were kind of fringe and retro. It's nuts that modern agents look about the same (basically an OODA loop) but replacing the hand-coded "orient&quot
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Blackboard System(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by rgbrgb 5mo ago|1 comments
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by rgbrgb 5mo ago
what harness do you use with all of these?
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by rgbrgb 5mo ago
>I’ll share more details about where the Ghostty project will be moving to in the coming months. We have a plan but I'm also very much still in discussions with multiple providers (both commercial and FOSS). what a cliff hanger! As
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by rgbrgb 5mo ago
I'd guess the same has always been true for READMEs / human dev docs. Of course it doesn't transfer directly but still feels incredible to be in an age where we can measure such (previously) theoretical things with synthetic

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