tizkovatereza

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by tizkovatereza 6mo ago
Hi all, I paid ~$50,000 for a booth at conference for the first time and had too many not so obvious things I wish I knew before that. Hope I can learn tips from others too. What is your experience with conferences, especially in tech? Hope
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Painful learnings from sponsoring a tech conference in SF(terezatizkova.com)
2 points by tizkovatereza 6mo ago|1 comments
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by tizkovatereza 7mo ago
I agree with this, the logs are important for our users already, especially for the ones on big scale.
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Where AI Agents Are Heading: What We Learned from Recent YC Startups(e2b.dev)
2 points by tizkovatereza 7mo ago|2 comments
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by tizkovatereza 8mo ago
I definitely agree, but would say this is more "weak recursion" than strong one because you still need human intervention for that self-improvement, no?
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Thoughts on Recursion in Technology(terezatizkova.substack.com)
1 points by tizkovatereza 8mo ago|3 comments
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by tizkovatereza 8mo ago
AI is a rare example of self-improving (recursive) technology. What are other examples similar to that in principle? Do they even exist?
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Open-source alternative to v0, Lovable, bolt(coding-agent.cerebrium.ai)
10 points by tizkovatereza 2y ago|1 comments
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by tizkovatereza 2y ago
There is a new AI agent that generates Next.js apps based on prompt. Features: - Plans frontend component architecture - Generates code in real-time based on commands - Deploys code to a secure sandboxed environment for testing - Works with
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Compare sota LLMs on web dev tasks(web.lmarena.ai)
5 points by tizkovatereza 2y ago|1 comments
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by tizkovatereza 2y ago
WebDev Arena lets you compare models like Claude Sonnet, GPT-4o, Qwen, or Gemini for free. It compares the models on web dev tasks of your chice (e.g. "create a productivity tracker app" or "make a data analyst dashboard&quot
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by tizkovatereza 2y ago
We just launched a secure virtual desktop made specifically for LLM-powered computer use. The difference from Claude computer use is that: - It works with any LLM - It has high level of security, because each sandbox instance is isolated fr
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by tizkovatereza 3y ago
Thank you!
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Ask HN: GitHub organization was suspended from GitHub suddenly without warning
12 points by tizkovatereza 3y ago|2 comments
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AutoGen code interpreter running code in cloud sandbox(e2b.dev)
7 points by tizkovatereza 3y ago|0 comments
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by tizkovatereza 3y ago
Hey @janoc, thanks for this point. This is just very simple example project, not meant as a full product to offer people or bigger scale. Of course if the usage happens to increase, we will update the program to prevent the problem you are
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by tizkovatereza 3y ago
Hello, This is just very simple example project, not meant as a full product to offer people. As far as we are monitoring it, users are testing it on their own repositories. Of course if the usage happens to increase, we will update the pro
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by tizkovatereza 3y ago
Hey huksley, not at this moment, but thanks for this idea! I worked on this project and will implement this in the future, shouldn't be difficult.
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by tizkovatereza 3y ago
I would say in the end you will have to build a whole product around your agent, no matter what. So the same for GPTs or other agents to make them reliable on prod.
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Code Interpreter Sandbox – Differences from OpenAI's Code Interpreter(medium.com)
1 points by tizkovatereza 3y ago|0 comments
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AI Agents vs. Developers – update on security, memory, and multiagent frameworks(e2b.dev)
21 points by tizkovatereza 3y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft's AutoGen – Guide to code execution by LLMs(e2b.dev)
7 points by tizkovatereza 3y ago|1 comments
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by tizkovatereza 3y ago
AutoGen is very popular recently among frameworks for building agents. In their paper, they compare with other frameworks like CAMEL or BabyAGI, and one difference that stands out is execution-capability. I wrote something about its potenti