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by rpunkfu 2mo ago
It’s not what people are looking for, but what they wrongly claim.
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by rpunkfu 2mo ago
I don’t think it’s about telling agent what to do with skills for most part anymore as well. Problem is not having to remember to run agents in exact sequence and not having to repeat the processes. That’s why I’ve created ctx traits and us
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by rpunkfu 2mo ago
Contributors: Cursor Agent
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by rpunkfu 3mo ago
I believe that “it’s about the harness” captures an important idea, but I also think it’s helpful to consider the harness and the procedure separately. The harness provides the model with its tools, context, and environment for execution. H
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by rpunkfu 3mo ago
I think you might be interested in what I’m working on: https://ctx.company/blog/introducing-ctx-traits/
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by rpunkfu 3mo ago
Yes, in this case mcp or cli or even skill is better, you can ask agent
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by rpunkfu 3mo ago
It sounds like whining for the sake of it really.
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by rpunkfu 3mo ago
Reach
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by rpunkfu 3mo ago
This is exactly what I’ve been building with ctx.traits :) https://ctx.company/traits/docs/
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by rpunkfu 3mo ago
Absolute cinema. OpenAI writing “100 reasons why it’s not my fault” post.
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by rpunkfu 3mo ago
Would’ve been great to be able to lock/sync orientations on both
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Show HN: Ctx traits · Turn your team skills into typed and versioned modules(ctx.company)
1 points by rpunkfu 3mo ago|0 comments
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by rpunkfu 3mo ago
Author here. For months, I have been searching for an approach to agents that does not feel like negotiating with the model. Each pattern I tried arrived with a long list of requirements and an implicit expectation that I would overlook its
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Introducing ctx.traits · Agent Traits & Workflows typed, versioned & in-sync.(ctx.company)
2 points by rpunkfu 3mo ago|1 comments
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Introducing ctx.traits(ctx.company)
2 points by rpunkfu 3mo ago|0 comments
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by rpunkfu 3mo ago
You’re not, thing that makes it agent friendly is copy path button
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by rpunkfu 4mo ago
Ironically from my experience seeing AI code a lot, it probably follows his clean code verbosity beautifully
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by rpunkfu 4mo ago
It doesn’t matter which domain it is, AI should be utilized at anomaly / patterns detection and prototyping, with goal of a prototype to become coded as discovered pathway. I don’t understand why companies still place AI in their syste
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by rpunkfu 4mo ago
tldr: greed
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by rpunkfu 4mo ago
Yet again another product that could’ve used AI to help with a problem but basically puts everything in AI hands and calls a day. AI is great for learning, but you know what’s most important thing for children as part of their learning? Pre
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by rpunkfu 5mo ago
It has many nice applications, but those rewrites in general is something I don’t like. 1. Language semantics don’t translate, way people usually write python is not how you write rust. 2. There’s no such thing as line-for-line rewrite with
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by rpunkfu 5mo ago
Essentially pay-to-win for coding.
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by rpunkfu 5mo ago
Congratulations on launch, I’ve been tracking your progress since you’ve been accepted for spring batch. Always happy to see cool products from Poland! :)
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by rpunkfu 6mo ago
Because bun controls it’s own runtime and event loop in particular way
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by rpunkfu 6mo ago
Scroll is so janky
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by rpunkfu 6mo ago
Would help to see some screenshots of the outcome of using your app
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by rpunkfu 8mo ago
Ease of use is, unfortunately, exactly what Apple and Google request your data for in exchange. There are wallets like ridge that I use for NFC with card, there’re also phone cases with card holders. It’s not like there’s no solution to thi
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Show HN: PGM-Extra – High-performance learned index structures for Rust(github.com)
2 points by rpunkfu 11mo ago|0 comments
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by rpunkfu 11mo ago
Looking forward to post about writing a book nobody reads ;)
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Show HN: Pgm-extra-rs – High-performance learned index structures for Rust(github.com)
1 points by rpunkfu 1y ago|0 comments

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