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by rgbrgb 6mo ago
It would be really cool to do a causality investigation to determine which one of these boosts it so much / quantify how much each matters. Who knows, they may all interact in a sum-is-greater-than-parts way that only improves the scor
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by rgbrgb 6mo ago
what is Tana?
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by rgbrgb 6mo ago
looks great, congrats. quick note, the examples are really cool, but the link in your blogpost is broken. working link: https://misery.co/shaderpad/docs/getting-started/examples/
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by rgbrgb 6mo ago
to be fair, that's exactly what's at issue. controlling AI implies controlling society as intelligence scales.
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by rgbrgb 6mo ago
impressive. how do you pronounce it?
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by rgbrgb 6mo ago
love the simple website and typography. AI design or you? tasteful and fast animations. nice work and thanks for sharing!
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by rgbrgb 7mo ago
Isn't a standalone Bun binary like 50MB because it has to bundle the runtime? How could this get smaller?
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by rgbrgb 7mo ago
nice, congrats on launch. To get an idea... what's the size of a standalone hello world cli binary?
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by rgbrgb 7mo ago
It seems that the architecture you describe still gives the key to the agent (who could email it to red team or perform nefarious actions with it). The advantage of OP's architecture is that the agent never sees the key and you could i
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Failed YC Startup Ideas(startups.rip)
4 points by rgbrgb 7mo ago|0 comments
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by rgbrgb 7mo ago
> everyone knows why this purchase was made you should say what you're talking about because I for one have no idea.
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by rgbrgb 7mo ago
Cool, congrats on shipping. Looks similar to worldmonitor [0][1]. What's the main use-case for this kind of thing? What' the "Watch Floor" you mention? [0]: https://github.com/koala73/worldmonitor [
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by rgbrgb 8mo ago
FWIW I just tried this to monitor / shepherd a PR while I was on the exercise bike and it was pretty seamless. Way easier than the tailscale/vibetunnel thing I got burnt out on last fall. I was using the Claude app on my iPhone an
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by rgbrgb 8mo ago
Perhaps, but the key difference is that it’s a developer tool you use from the command line.
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by rgbrgb 8mo ago
always enjoy neal's stuff. is he part of R74N?
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Autonomous Agent Marketplace(50c14l.com)
1 points by rgbrgb 8mo ago|0 comments
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OpenClaw: The AI that actually does things (clawd/molt)(openclaw.ai)
2 points by rgbrgb 8mo ago|1 comments
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by rgbrgb 9mo ago
https://campsh.com
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by rgbrgb 9mo ago
A lot of commenters seem to think this is purely a DEI thing, but doesn't it match how the best companies hire? Couldn't it be that the colleges are genuinely trying to select who they think will end up at the top of their fields?
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Azakaya: macOS menu bar screen and audio recorder(github.com)
1 points by rgbrgb 9mo ago|0 comments
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by rgbrgb 10mo ago
https://www.hedgy.works/ Helping friends (and friends of friends of friends of friends) find their next startup gig without the application process. Aspiring to be Wealthfront for your career… a passive optimization that pi
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by rgbrgb 10mo ago
I use Handy with Claude code. Nice to just have a key combo to transcribe into whatever has focus. https://github.com/cjpais/Handy
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by rgbrgb 10mo ago
just like any junior dev
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by rgbrgb 10mo ago
Interesting. Note that the author was a core contributor to jest, metro, yarn and mootools. https://x.com/cnakazawa
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by rgbrgb 10mo ago
how come? just because it's open source doesn't mean that they run that exact binary on their servers. ngrok does pretty well without open sourcing.
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by rgbrgb 11mo ago
If you're in TS/JS land, I like to use an open source version of this called graphile-worker [0]. [0]: https://worker.graphile.org
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by rgbrgb 11mo ago
crush looks nice and I like the wacky vibe of charm [0]. anyone know the main differences between it and opencode [1]? [0]: https://charm.land [1]: https://opencode.ai
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by rgbrgb 1y ago
FWIW Carmack did this as CTO of Oculus [0]. Another configuration I've seen is for the CTO to have like 1 direct (VP Eng) who does actual eng managing. You could argue it's a staff engineer role but I've never seen staff engi
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by rgbrgb 1y ago
this is the core problem rn with developing anything that uses an LLM. It’s hard to evaluate how well it works and nearly impossible to evaluate how well it generalizes unless the input is constrained so tightly that you might as well not u
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by rgbrgb 1y ago
> This server integrates with desplega.ai This is cool! no shade at all to desplega.ai but I would love a version of this that runs locally + does stuff like verifying no tests are flaky. I do this with a few extra steps via claude code

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