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by awayto 9mo ago
Both have 24/7 twitch channels https://www.twitch.tv/rifftrax https://www.twitch.tv/mst3k
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by awayto 10mo ago
> Run pwd to see the directory you’re working in. You’ll only be able to edit files in this directory. If you're using the agent to produce any kind of code that has access to manipulate the filesystem, may as well have it understan
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by awayto 10mo ago
Could you point to some resources which talk about how docker isn't considered a safe sandbox given the network and file system restrictions I mentioned? I understand the sharing of kernel, while I might not be aware of all of the impl
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by awayto 10mo ago
Google has what I would call a generous free tier, even including Gemini 2.5 Pro ( https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/rate-limits ). Just get an API key from AiStudio. Also very easy to just make a switch in your
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by awayto 10mo ago
Yeah I agree. Ultimately I would suggest not having any kind of function call which returns an arbitrary command. Instead, think of it as if you were enabling capabilities for AppArmor, by making a function call definition for just 1 comman
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by awayto 11mo ago
You can build your agent into a docker image then easily limit both networking and file system scope. docker run -it --rm \ -e SOME_API_KEY="$(SOME_API_KEY)" \ -v "$(shell pwd):/app" \ <-- restr
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by awayto 11mo ago
Also if you're doing function calls you can just have the command as one response param, and arguments array as another response param. Then just black/white list commands you either don't want to run or which should require
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by awayto 1y ago
I dabbled with this kind of issue in my docs and ended up using JavaScript's Intersection Observer [0]. It's not a perfect solution [1], but I think it worked well enough [2]. It just identifies when the element comes on screen an
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by awayto 2y ago
Location: Oregon Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Go/Python/TS/JS/HTML/CSS/Java/C# Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joe-mccormick-76224429/
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by awayto 3y ago
For those moments when you just don't know what (5 phrases) to say?
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by awayto 3y ago
I made something pretty similar over winter break so I could have something read books to me. ... Then it turned into a prompting mechanism of course! It uses Whisper, Ollama, and TTS from CoquiAI. It's written in shell and should hope
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Show HN: RunTTS - Posix-compliant shell utility for local LLM and tts(github.com)
2 points by awayto 3y ago|0 comments
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by awayto 3y ago
On routing, make sure any endpoints used between containers are (1) configurable, and (2) using the docker internal network naming conventions when working locally. For example I have a compose with 10+ containers in it. Each container that
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by awayto 3y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: Oregon Technologies: Recently: Infra, DevOps, Self-Hosting, HTMl, CSS, JS, React, Typescript, Java, Shell, Docker, Postgres -- Professionally in the past: PHP, C#, Marionette, Angular, AWS Email: joe - at -
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by awayto 3y ago
Location: Oregon Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Recently: Infra, DevOps, Self-Hosting, HTMl, CSS, JS, React, Typescript, Java, Shell, Docker, Postgres -- Professionally in the past: PHP, C#, Marionette, Angular
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by awayto 3y ago
Is there anything out there like "SELECT * FROM " http:// ..."?
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by awayto 3y ago
> walk through a door in an RPG Maker game end up playing a Quake level! And then, upon killing a certain enemy, be suddenly in a bossfight in a SMW ROMhack! I just learned about this [1] yesterday but seems to be the first data point I&
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by awayto 3y ago
Location: Oregon Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Full-stack dev for 20+ years. HTML, CSS, JS, TS, SQL, PHP, Java, C#, Node, General Infra Specialist, AWS Cloud* stack Resume: https://www.li
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by awayto 3y ago
Location: Oregon Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: recently I'm using Javascript/Typescript, Node, SQL, Docker, Shell -- but I've been developing for 25 years and used a lot of stuff. Re
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by awayto 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Oregon | Remote My name is Joe. I am a software engineer. I build my own software, Awayto, which you can currently demo at https://awayto.store to see my output. The demo features a communications platform, simila
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by awayto 3y ago
It's definitely less tokens at least in my contrived case. Looking at the compressed text, I can make out what is what, and see that it's just minimizing words to their root parts. Typescript (22 tokens): export type IAssist
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by awayto 3y ago
This reminds me of an interesting exeriment I did earlier this year with ChatGPT. First, I came upon this reddit post [1] which describes being able to convert text into some ridiculous symbol soup that makes sense to ChatGPT. Then, I consi
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by awayto 3y ago
Can't edit anymore but I did revise the landing page with relevant and up to date information.
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Show HN: Awayto v2 short demo; an actual all-in-one framework(awayto.store)
2 points by awayto 3y ago|2 comments
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by awayto 3y ago
Why would I use this instead of some minimal implementation of the official OpenAI packages? Looking at the chatgpt.js file in the repo, a great deal of the code revolves around manipulating UI elements. What does any of this have to do wit
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by awayto 3y ago
You can install it locally as well and play in your terminal. https://crawl.develz.org/download.htm#linux
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by awayto 3y ago
I wonder if error boundary components/functionality are an anti-pattern. They invite the developer to create components which expect to fail. Even basic hide/show logic is better than expecting devs to orchestrate unified error ha
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by awayto 3y ago
I thought of using Partial<T> for the last example, as well. Obviously this has its own implications; right tool for the job and all that.
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by awayto 3y ago
Looking at a lot of the entries, how do you even go about moving these?
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by awayto 3y ago
I think the nature/feel of the quick response is likely due to the fact the completion call is streaming "stream: true" [1]. Then, they are parsing it back to text as it streams the response back. [1] https://githu

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