ChaseRensberger

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by ChaseRensberger 8d ago
i think there is a larger incentive to automate away physical labor than you're giving credit
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by ChaseRensberger 8d ago
not sure ive ever seen a #1 post on HN with only 5 stars
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by ChaseRensberger 10d ago
its annoying that robots are going to take intellectual jobs before physical ones. it feels way more likely for my project manager to become an agent before the lady that makes me a burrito at chipotle.
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by ChaseRensberger 10d ago
i think you're right to call me out. being open source/self hostable is a big plus of this project. outside of that, exe.dev is a fantastic way to deploy pretty much anything; pay a subscription for total compute and distribute th
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by ChaseRensberger 11d ago
how is this better than a skill that tells agents to write markdown in a folder on my laptop when it needs to remember things
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by ChaseRensberger 11d ago
i clicked the features link at the top and it doesnt even work
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by ChaseRensberger 11d ago
this readme is wayyyy too long
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by ChaseRensberger 11d ago
a similar project which i think is a lot better than this (in fact it's so good i'm jealous of its genius) is https://exe.dev . It feels like something that hasn't really hit the mainstream yet but I suspect everyo
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by ChaseRensberger 13d ago
when do i get to go to the moon
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How Wingman is able to be client agnostic(docs.wingman.actor)
1 points by ChaseRensberger 18d ago|1 comments
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by ChaseRensberger 18d ago
Been iterating on primitives as I build out the Wingman runtime. Always looking for feedback!
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by ChaseRensberger 20d ago
definitely a little bit of shameless self promotion but I write about a lot of common harness concepts in the docs of Wingman ( https://wingman.actor ) - a client agnostic agent harness I've been working on for a while: http
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by ChaseRensberger 29d ago
I started working on a "modern finger alternative" called winger: https://github.com/ChaseRensberger/winger , and was planning to write an article just like this! Glad to see other people interested in this st
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by ChaseRensberger 1mo ago
I can't believe how well this works!
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by ChaseRensberger 1mo ago
> It's going to produce proofs far more intricate than humans can understand, outdoing humans and opening new frontiers. I agree. > The age of humans comprehending things is coming to an end: our brains just won't have the c
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by ChaseRensberger 1mo ago
I think this is likely a very good idea. I've thought about the idea of channels a lot building https://wingman.actor and I've gone back in forth on if channel primitives are a good idea at a low level or if existing c
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by ChaseRensberger 1mo ago
yea split + ortholinear would be peak
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by ChaseRensberger 1mo ago
Not exactly what youre looking for but im working on a lot of these ideas with https://wingman.actor
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Show HN: Wingman – A client-agnostic agent harness (written in Go)(wingman.actor)
2 points by ChaseRensberger 2mo ago|0 comments
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CNN Weather(cnn.com)
1 points by ChaseRensberger 3mo ago|0 comments
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Learning to Measure Time in Love and Loss(nytimes.com)
3 points by ChaseRensberger 3mo ago|1 comments
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by ChaseRensberger 3mo ago
Sorry if you get paywalled.
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by ChaseRensberger 5mo ago
Not ready for production yet but ive been working on https://wingman.actor for quite a while. Its a golang based portable agent runtime with minimal dependencies.
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Show HN: WingNews – Htmx Hacker News Reader(news.wingman.actor)
8 points by ChaseRensberger 7mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: A simple dark mode Hacker News reader client built with Htmx and Go(news.wingman.actor)
1 points by ChaseRensberger 7mo ago|0 comments
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by ChaseRensberger 8mo ago
seems to be an easy fix already up: https://github.com/anomalyco/opencode-anthropic-auth/pull/10
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by ChaseRensberger 8mo ago
Wow, i sat down to do a little bit of late night coding and ended up running into this nightmare. Just canceled my anthropic subscription and started paying for opencode zen. Unfortunately opencode is enough of a better product i will indee
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by ChaseRensberger 8mo ago
Well said.
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Show HN: Christmas Neovim Theme(github.com)
3 points by ChaseRensberger 10mo ago|0 comments
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by ChaseRensberger 11mo ago
i respectfully disagree with this sentiment. i think that in general, reinventing the wheel can be a great learning opportunity in understanding how the wheel works.

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