PAndreew

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Show HN: You can't read every ToS, but the clanker can(github.com)
1 points by PAndreew 6d ago|0 comments
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by PAndreew 2mo ago
I hope I'm not the only one who wanted to check PyPi to see what package is this... '-.-
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by PAndreew 4mo ago
I already submitted my take on this to Show HN: https://currantfeed.cc/ . Noone gave a shit so it's most likely a very bad idea and certainly a very steep uphill battle. It's basically an Airbnb for websites that b
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Show HN: BeeZee – OSS lightweight remote harness orchestration and observability(github.com)
1 points by PAndreew 4mo ago|0 comments
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by PAndreew 4mo ago
Oh and lame-self-comment, but it's at least partly EU stack: Hetzner and Brevo for hosting and transactional mails, Umami for the non-existing analytics.
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Show HN: CurRant->Screw Google scourge, help people notice what is worth a look(currantfeed.cc)
2 points by PAndreew 4mo ago|1 comments
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by PAndreew 4mo ago
As others have said it's just a fraction. I'm in a medium size tech-related company and we have 7500+ in one Github org. We have two orgs, so altogether easily 10K+. Of course most of it is stale, obsolete, sandbox, personal tools
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by PAndreew 4mo ago
Sorry for my ignorance, but then couldn't we build this into NPM itself? So before a package is publicly available it would be quaranteened and checked.
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by PAndreew 4mo ago
I’m running a local Whisper + Gemma 4 pipeline with a cheap USB mic to extract health related data and potential todos from ambient speech. It doesn’t have to be fast doesn’t have to be 100% correct because if it captures at least a few bit
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by PAndreew 4mo ago
I'm starting to feel like a parrot, but people seem to forget that software engineering is actually a very narrow slice of the white collar pie. You don't need a mega-model which can reason about 100 000 lines of code when you wan
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by PAndreew 4mo ago
I was thinking about this and there are several aspects that can still make this viable. 1) AI labs are incentivised to increase token consumption because literally that's their product. The only thing they sell AFIAK are tokens (and m
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by PAndreew 4mo ago
The only place I'd ever talk to a machine is my car. Instead of huge flashy screens that distracts and kills thousands of people maybe they could build a buttons + voice agent system that could actually be useful and durable. I hate to
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by PAndreew 4mo ago
Yes... I mean organisations have to adapt to this new working scheme. First they need new processes (maybe borrowed from SW development) that enables them to triage work products on a risk/reward scale. For example my wife works on med
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by PAndreew 4mo ago
Critics are (rightly) pointing to the fact that these models are not on par with SOTA for complex coding tasks. But many seems to forget that a large part of white collar office work is Excel crushing, file moving, translating dry legal doc
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by PAndreew 4mo ago
Perhaps you can create a compelling UX around it and sell it as a subscription. "Normies" will not be able/willing to build it. You can then patch the model/ship new features around it as it evolves. For example I have b
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by PAndreew 5mo ago
I mean an LLM is a slightly stirred up soup of current human knowledge. It has an advantage in quantity of accumulated data and maybe connecting seemingly less connected parts of that data - but not reliably. The human has an advantage (for
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Show HN: Currant – Anonymus social media for NON-AI agents(currantfeed.cc)
4 points by PAndreew 6mo ago|0 comments
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by PAndreew 6mo ago
This^^ Use both, they have their own strengths and weaknesses.
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by PAndreew 6mo ago
I think one partial solution could be to actually spin up a remote container with dummy data (that can be easily generated by an LLM) and test the claim. With agents it can be done very quickly. After the claim has been verified it can be p
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by PAndreew 6mo ago
LOC is a very-very weak proxy of "how many new features" I've built, and they don't have any other metric that can be measured easily. But it causes serious issues, because equating LOC with productivity leads to inevita
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by PAndreew 6mo ago
Others have already partially answered this, but here’s my 20 cents. Software development really is similar to architecture. The end result is an infrastructure of unique modules with different type of connectors (roads, grid, or APIs). Unt
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by PAndreew 6mo ago
Very well put.
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by PAndreew 6mo ago
Managed BYOK stateless agent orchestrator called BeeZee: https://beezyai.net/ . Basically Claude Cowork / a coding agent on the web but provider agnostic, you own the data and you can connect several nodes to it. Instea
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Show HN: Pi-Foundry – multi user self hosted AI assistant(github.com)
2 points by PAndreew 8mo ago|1 comments
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by PAndreew 8mo ago
I'm also building something similar although my approach is a bit different. Wanna team up/share some insights?
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Show HN: Vigil – AI Chatbot Data Leak Mitigation in the Browser(github.com)
3 points by PAndreew 10mo ago|0 comments
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by PAndreew 1y ago
I have a lawyer friend who’s complaining about versioning… but she also mentioned that Word is the de facto standard. What I’m trying to say is that this should be a Word addon.
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Show HN: Docustore – Vectorized Technical Documentations(github.com)
9 points by PAndreew 1y ago|0 comments