waynenilsen

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by waynenilsen 2mo ago
> bot detectors made it extremely difficult i am looking forward to when we can put this behind us, it is still a major issue
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by waynenilsen 8mo ago
Cool I made this thing a while back but I really like your fork spawn parallelism https://github.com/waynenilsen/crumbler This uses recursive task decomposition but is single thread by design. Honestly fast enough for
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by waynenilsen 8mo ago
ASIC inference is clearly the future just as ASIC bitcoin mining was
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Restish is a CLI for interacting with REST-ish HTTP APIs(rest.sh)
2 points by waynenilsen 8mo ago|0 comments
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by waynenilsen 8mo ago
i believe agent native sites will stand up and the incumbents will be forced to adapt such as agent native shopping platforms whereby a human will bring you something from walmart or what not could spring up and disrupt your instacart of th
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by waynenilsen 8mo ago
ah yes thank you very much that did work still not great in my opinion sadly i think this will likely get worse and perhaps never get better commit messages as marketing materials and 'kpi's is an anti-pattern i would have preferr
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Tell HN: Cursor is appending Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent cursor.com>
1 points by waynenilsen 8mo ago|2 comments
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by waynenilsen 8mo ago
i can see a new token efficient mirror web possibly emerging using content type headers on the request side forms, PRG, semantic HTML and no js needed
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by waynenilsen 8mo ago
Frontend QA is the final frontier, good luck, you are over the target. The amount of manual QA I am currently subjected to is simultaneously infuriating and hilarious. The foundation models are up to the task but we need new abstractions an
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by waynenilsen 8mo ago
This post from 2022 is the one I keep going back to https://david.rothlis.net/declarative-schema-migration-for-s...
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by waynenilsen 8mo ago
> Information leakage may also be occurring via PDF comments or orphaned objects inside compressed object streams, as I discovered above. hopefully someone is independently archiving all documents my understanding is that some are being
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by waynenilsen 8mo ago
i think when someone makes the cli like this they're going to win $ phone call bill ok call_id=3f2a $ phone status 3f2a dialing $ phone status 3f2a answered bill: hello $ phone say 3f2a "hey, quick question" ok
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by waynenilsen 8mo ago
amazing now do the same for voice and sms!
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by waynenilsen 9mo ago
i see what you are saying now, i have actually started doing my own dockerfiles so everything is in one container it works reasonably well actually eg you install postgres redis x y and z on the same thing the agent is running on then you c
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by waynenilsen 9mo ago
> intent drifted Indeed I believe this is probably the next thing to solve but even here I don't think it is out of reach. What we aught to be able to do is disconnect and make asynchronous the goals of the project with where we are
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by waynenilsen 9mo ago
say your docker compose file maps postgres to 55555 on your laptop then in the sandbox db url host is host.docker.internal and port is 55555 does that make sense?
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by waynenilsen 9mo ago
i have seen the same, however, it can often easily find its own bugs when prompted to do so, in this case, with a ticket perhaps the ticket burndown is a very nice feature because whenever you want to add a ticket it'll just pick it up
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Continuous agents and what happens after Ralph Wiggum?
4 points by waynenilsen 9mo ago|4 comments
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by waynenilsen 9mo ago
You can eject to host.docker.internal it’s the easiest way
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by waynenilsen 9mo ago
> the LLMs aren't as good at making 3D objects as they are are writing code I am still hoping that openSCAD or something similar can grab hold of the community. openSCAD needs some kind of npm as well as imports for mcmaster-carr et
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by waynenilsen 9mo ago
Once you get your setup bulletproof such that you can have multiple agents running at the same time that can run unit tests and close their own loops things get even faster. However you accomplish that. Not as easy as it sounds mostly (and
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by waynenilsen 10mo ago
What kills me is I can’t double click the thing to select it.
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by waynenilsen 10mo ago
This deeply resonates. I got out of the game. The issue is that financial freedom was never a technology problem. Meatspace will always get their hands on anything with a moderate amount of traction.
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by waynenilsen 11mo ago
marketing.
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by waynenilsen 1y ago
Now do the same for ffi
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by waynenilsen 1y ago
comparisons with internet age very much resonate - dark compute will be as dark fiber was
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by waynenilsen 1y ago
The software requirements phase is becoming increasingly critical to the development lifecycle and that trend will continue. I have started writing very short tickets and having claude code inflate them, then I polish those. I often include
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by waynenilsen 1y ago
i think its probably mostly vibes but that still counts, this is not in the charts > Windsurf reports Opus 4.1 delivers a one standard deviation improvement over Opus 4 on their junior developer benchmark, showing roughly the same perfor
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by waynenilsen 1y ago
also significantly better for performance
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by waynenilsen 1y ago
i need tree conversations more now than ever

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