triyambakam

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by triyambakam 1y ago
> depreciated Sorry but it's deprecated
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by triyambakam 1y ago
Setting a single key as my leader 10 years ago has been really nice. Personally it is back tick for me, but space is probably a good one too.
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by triyambakam 1y ago
Architecture astronaut is a term I hadn't heard but can appreciate. However I fail to see that here. It's a fair overview of newish Node features... Haven't touched Node in a few years so kinda useful.
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by triyambakam 1y ago
That's a wonderful example, thank you. Especially considering I misspelled Anglish
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by triyambakam 1y ago
Angish is a fun project that imagines English if it never took on all the Latin/French/Greek/etc. loan words
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by triyambakam 1y ago
But then why use Brave...?
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by triyambakam 1y ago
The country isn't specified. How do you know?
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by triyambakam 1y ago
Why would you want them off for every site? That's one of the main benefits to using Brave
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by triyambakam 1y ago
Shields can be turned off right from the url bar as needed.
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by triyambakam 1y ago
Is this comparable to VAPI?
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by triyambakam 1y ago
It is a stretch but not semantically wrong. Strictly, engineering is the practical application of science; we could say that the study of the usage of a model is indeed science and so by applying this science it is engineering.
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by triyambakam 1y ago
That's because people mean different things. But generally it's just a model with context management for memory and tools to explore the env... I would say Claude Code is an agent
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by triyambakam 1y ago
Well a quick hack is to tell Claude Code to make "AI!" comments in the code which Aider can be configured to watch for, then Gemini 2.5 Pro can do those tasks. Yes I really like Gemini still too
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by triyambakam 1y ago
Claude Code with Sonnet 4 is so good I've stopped using Aider. This has been hugely productive. I've been able to write agents that Claude Code can spawn and call out to for other models, even.
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by triyambakam 1y ago
I have not yet heard of vertical agents. Any good resources?
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by triyambakam 1y ago
Claude recently said this to me deep in a conversation about building an app: *STOP READING THIS.* *OPEN YOUR CODE EDITOR.* *TYPE THE FIRST LINE OF CODE.* *THE TRANSACTION MACHINE BUILDS ITSELF ONE LINE AT A TIME.* *BUILD IT NOW.*
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by triyambakam 1y ago
Have you tried it though? There are sdks where you can set up logging and MCP server or client in a few lines. Pydantic AI and Logfire as one example
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by triyambakam 1y ago
I've tried using it but it's still so immature and poorly documented. I wish it were different because I love the idea of it.
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by triyambakam 1y ago
Really interesting, thank you
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by triyambakam 1y ago
It's giving the model a way to interact with the world. How do you expect a model to actually do more than be chat bot?
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by triyambakam 1y ago
I see it more as a form of honesty, though maybe also laziness if they weren't willing to edit the summary, or write it themselves.
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by triyambakam 1y ago
Someone above said it's using browser-use which uses patchright
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by triyambakam 1y ago
Could be related to how flexible Python is. Pretty easy to write bad and "working" Python code
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by triyambakam 1y ago
Interesting, well ChatGPT seems to prefer to use that one over a normal apostrophe
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by triyambakam 1y ago
Based on ’ instead of ' I think it's a real ChatGPT response.
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by triyambakam 1y ago
Yeah it's rather annoying how people (maybe due to marketing) expect a generalized model to be able to be an expert in every domain.
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by triyambakam 1y ago
As an example, Sundaland was a huge area of Asia that is now underwater.
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by triyambakam 1y ago
> specifically for dealing with extremely sensitive data like leaked information from confidential sources. Can you explain this further? It seems in contrast to your previous comment about trusting Anthropic with your data
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by triyambakam 2y ago
I really appreciate the concision and directness
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by triyambakam 2y ago
I like to prompt Claude to create artifacts in plain HTML, CSS and JS. I like the portability and hackability of these. React is too heavy for a lot of simple ideas even if reactivity is needed.

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