Wuzzy

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by Wuzzy 1mo ago
I think this exists: https://github.com/imbue-ai/latchkey (and there are other similar projects, too).
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by Wuzzy 5mo ago
I agree that there are downsides to this approach. NVIDIA OpenShell does the same thing: https://docs.nvidia.com/openshell/latest/sandboxes/manage-pr... . I had wondered how they deal with the fact that client
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Use plain old REST instead of MCP(imbue.com)
9 points by Wuzzy 7mo ago|1 comments
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by Wuzzy 7mo ago
I think that a curl wrapper could serve as a universal integration with arbitrary services (as long as they have a public API), saving you a lot of setup complexity and context space. Authentication is the hard part; ideally, you shouldn&#x
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by Wuzzy 7mo ago
I believe in an MCP-less future of agent-service interactions and have recently submitted this general alternative (which also supports Slack) based on curl: https://github.com/imbue-ai/latchkey With that said, a speci
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Show HN: Latchkey – inject credentials into agents' curl calls(github.com)
12 points by Wuzzy 8mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: A minimalist LLM plugin for tmux(github.com)
1 points by Wuzzy 9mo ago|0 comments
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by Wuzzy 15y ago
> Couldn't a viral infection do this? I still don't see how exactly. E.g., even if it "modified itself in response to this genetic engineering" then it wouldn't really transfer the lethal gene into another species, would it? > Your
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by Wuzzy 15y ago
I don't think this is a real concern, for two reasons: first, how should such a "transfer of genes" to another species proceed? This is not how it works. Secondly, these genes are pretty much self-regulating; they disappear from the populat
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by Wuzzy 15y ago
Most organisms play multiple roles, too.
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by Wuzzy 15y ago
The author is presenting different viewpoints on the role of higher education, not saying he holds them all (because, obviously, they are, at least in part, contradictory, which is also something the author mentioned).
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by Wuzzy 15y ago
What science often does is that it responds to a "why" question by an analysis of the phenomenon and presenting its causes in some lower-level terms. But, from a certain viewpoint, that is not a satisfactory answer. Take physics, for exampl
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by Wuzzy 15y ago
My impression was that the OP didn't say superlinear algorithms are somehow useless; merely that there are reasons why the linear (or better) ones can be used in much more general settings, which is what makes them "big impact".
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by Wuzzy 15y ago
I don't know much about the other ones, but Havel most assuredly is not an economist. He has a cultural background and is an author of a number of theater pieces. His successor at the post of Czech president (Klaus) is an economist, so mayb
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by Wuzzy 15y ago
"Our failure to work together prevents us from enjoying better, more widespread Internet access." I almost didn't manage to read further. The same can be said about so many things (if everyone just took or borrowed what he needed in a respo