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Why would they wish to handcraft this ? That is what agents are for ? They could ask your current agent to a) search for this type of content online for the op

by manquer 1mo ago

Why would they wish to handcraft this ? That is what agents are for ? They could ask your current agent to a) search for this type of content online for the optimal setup for their hardware b) have the current agent/harness spin it up have it verify the config run few experiments. Sure AI may make mistakes, or won't get the best possible config probably, but it certainly do a good enough setup, this is a task with feedback on whether the server crashed or poor performance easily measured so the agent can do a pretty good job.

hypfer 1mo ago
> Why would they wish to handcraft this ? Because this is kinda the one new thing that arrived in the technology scene, so getting at least some amount of understanding of its "inner" workings might prove useful in the future. Beside that, it is also just.. interesting? It's fun tuning the machine to see it improve. For some, anyway.
- manquer 1mo ago
  The people OP mentioned about "just want AI" . The pain point they raised is this is too complicated for people who just want to get started, that is not true anymore. It is certainly fun to fine-tune and setup if you like do something like that, however the need to do it hardly is a barrier for those who don't want complexity as OP imagines. Lower level API/interfaces should not be a barrier for people if they are apply framing that way. More and more people are thinking agent native so this is not really a issue.
  - hypfer 1mo ago
    > More and more people are thinking agent native so this is not really a issue. Why this headache inducing lingo tho? What does that even mean, and why should I sign up for your webinar about that?
    - manquer 1mo ago
      The alternative is to label it AI. That is distasteful for some of us, Intelligence is much stronger than automation in our minds so we avoid the term and try to describe it differently .

by manquer 1mo ago

hypfer 1mo ago

> Why would they wish to handcraft this ? Because this is kinda the one new thing that arrived in the technology scene, so getting at least some amount of understanding of its "inner" workings might prove useful in the future. Beside that, it is also just.. interesting? It's fun tuning the machine to see it improve. For some, anyway.

manquer 1mo ago
The people OP mentioned about "just want AI" . The pain point they raised is this is too complicated for people who just want to get started, that is not true anymore. It is certainly fun to fine-tune and setup if you like do something like that, however the need to do it hardly is a barrier for those who don't want complexity as OP imagines. Lower level API/interfaces should not be a barrier for people if they are apply framing that way. More and more people are thinking agent native so this is not really a issue.
- hypfer 1mo ago
  > More and more people are thinking agent native so this is not really a issue. Why this headache inducing lingo tho? What does that even mean, and why should I sign up for your webinar about that?
  - manquer 1mo ago
    The alternative is to label it AI. That is distasteful for some of us, Intelligence is much stronger than automation in our minds so we avoid the term and try to describe it differently .