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by FitchApps 1mo ago
Looks very interesting. Can you explain for noobs why using Google's OKF format and not plain MD files?
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by FitchApps 2mo ago
So the only "buy" option one has now is to torrent the movie? At least no one is going to delete the mp4 file.
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by FitchApps 3mo ago
I tried all sorts of automation in the past and always get banned at the end. Not worth it. Use AI or whatever to generate your social media content but always post it manually for best engagement and not getting banned
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by FitchApps 6mo ago
Have you tried WebLLM? Or this wrapper: CodexLocal.com Basically, you would have a rather simple but capable LLM right in your browser using WebLLM and GPU
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by FitchApps 6mo ago
Right. What about to K.I.S.S (Keep It Simple Stupid)? If I need a bunch of agents and various levels of orchestration to simply close a bunch of Jira tasks then we have a problem. Also, what happens in a few years when this start failing an
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by FitchApps 6mo ago
I don't think it's about ideas or even the code. It's about execution, marketing, talking to your customers and doing sales. This is something AI can't do...yet
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by FitchApps 6mo ago
This. I'm also using an LLM very similarly and treat it like a knowledgeable co-worker I can ask for an advice or check something. I want to be the one applying changes to my codebase and then running the tests. Ok, agents may improve
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by FitchApps 6mo ago
This is awesome. So your job as a tech lead or agent manager is to make sure the "team" plays nice and stays productive. I wonder if an agent can feel resentment towards another agent, just like a human would. Is there an HR agent
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by FitchApps 7mo ago
"AI Company with Soul" - yeah right until competitors show up / revenue drops / bad quarter results then anything goes. Sadly, this is another large enterprise that puts profits before ethics and everyone's wellbein
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by FitchApps 7mo ago
So true that's why I love the Google? interview question: how does a modern browser work (basically one needs to understand the entire journey from a file on the server, through DNS, and browser rendering engine). Sadly, this is becomi
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by FitchApps 7mo ago
And get hacked via prompt injection
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by FitchApps 7mo ago
Is it possible to get insurance as an expat living in a foreign country, yet spend time in the states? Would that be a good coverage for retirees that want to split time between US and other countries?
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by FitchApps 7mo ago
New agent framework / platform every week now. It's crazy how fast things move...just when you get comfortable with an AI flow something new comes out...
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by FitchApps 8mo ago
I'm seeing things that are seriously alarming though. Claude can now write better documentation and document things 95% there (we're building a set of MCP tools and API end-points for a large enterprise..) - Claude is already eith
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by FitchApps 8mo ago
This is all wonderful and all but what happens when these tools aren't available - you lose internet connection or the agent is misconfigured or you simply ran out of credits. How would someone support their business / software &#
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by FitchApps 8mo ago
100% there....it's getting to a point where a project manager reports a bug AND also pastes a response from Claude (he ran Claude against our codebase) on how to fix the bug..Like I'm just copying what Claude said and making sure
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by FitchApps 8mo ago
Russia doesn't just "visit" your country. Lookup what Ruskiy Mir (Russian world) really means, basically your country gets subjugated by the Russians and I'm not talking about civilized or professional Russian forces - I
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by FitchApps 8mo ago
The problem with other freedom-loving nations, the EU, etc is that they're a bunch of cowards and I feel like America is the only place that can stand up to the regimes like Iran/China. Who else if not US?
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by FitchApps 9mo ago
Such a cool project. Thanks for building it. Amazing what one can do with a tiny VPS.
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by FitchApps 9mo ago
Text Editor that doesn't use AI :)
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by FitchApps 10mo ago
170k after taxes leaves you with about 130k net, maybe 140k; if you live in a big city and have a family, it's almost impossible to save 100 grand of that 140k. More realistic you would save about 50k and still come out ok, but lets be
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by FitchApps 11mo ago
Try WebLLM - it's pretty decent and all in-browser/offline even for light tasks, 1B-1.5B models like Qwen2.5-Coder-1.5B-Instruct. I put together a quick prototype - CodexLocal.com but you can essentially a local nginx and use webl
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by FitchApps 11mo ago
Not much in the article itself. Basic summary: * Getting to sleep on time more often and waking up in the mornings feeling rested * Don't need caffeine to start doing things (no zombie feel) * Less anxiety and easier to enter a focus s
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by FitchApps 11mo ago
My 2c - AI-first is awesome for rapid prototyping / POC but beyond that the devs should own the project and use AI sparingly. I'm not saying AI agents aren't capable, I'm saying that your skills will shift from problem s
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by FitchApps 11mo ago
Feels like with 3 agents coding non-stop you're no longer a coder but rather a manager of sorts...is it even possible to code / fix things by yourself in an environment such as this?
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by FitchApps 11mo ago
Nice work. What model did you use and do you ship the model with a base distribution or is it downloaded with the app?
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by FitchApps 11mo ago
What a nice tool. Thank you for building and maintaining the product. I casually use it to validate SQL joins
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by FitchApps 11mo ago
Can you train this model to detect objects (e.g detect a fish in the picture)?
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by FitchApps 11mo ago
Very cool. Are there any checks for accuracy / data verification? How accurate is your solution when it comes to messy table parsing or handwriting.
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by FitchApps 11mo ago
Reminds me when I asked Claude (through Windsurf) to create a S3 Lambda trigger to resize images (as soon as PNG image appears in S3, resize it). The code looked flawless and I deployed ..only to learn that I introduced a perpetual loop :)

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