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by becomevocal 2mo ago
Like the "building blocks" mentality vs. "factory from scratch" mentality. Because... that's just how the real world works and if we are modeling intelligence off ourselves then why wouldn't that be the right a
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Frontier intelligence, 10x lower cost(mixlayer.com)
3 points by becomevocal 2mo ago|0 comments
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by becomevocal 3mo ago
Appreciate the feedback and support so far! Wanted to add, in terms of extensibility, we've really tried to make the key parts of the UX hookable. Most of what you see on this page like tool / reasoning calls, voice, loaders, appr
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by becomevocal 3mo ago
IMO there's a lot more we can do around hooking into the DOM directly, with more efficient data formats over the wire, before we absolutely need WASM We'd like to experiment more with this but haven't got their yet. Just some
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by becomevocal 3mo ago
Thanks! Definitely interested in the game overlay use case. My gut says you'll need want to hook into custom render functions and theme config to map to your game styles, since it's going to look very different than the standard O
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by becomevocal 3mo ago
Appreciate it. And thank you for the work on WebMCP! For everyone passing by, Alex created https://docs.mcp-b.ai/ and we use two of his libraries to enable WebMCP more cleanly. We found MCP-B after we built our own It&#x2
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Show HN: Persona.js – a vanilla-JS agent UI library with native WebMCP (MIT)(github.com)
27 points by becomevocal 3mo ago|19 comments
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by becomevocal 3mo ago
Appreciate the quick take! Sounds like a keeper to me. I think the Opus and Fable design (that I saw for a short while) have gotten stale
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by becomevocal 3mo ago
Yeah wasn’t there a report recently on how local models after energy costs didn’t weren’t actually more efficient to complete the same task?
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by becomevocal 3mo ago
I find I there is anxiety either direction but have more engaging days when I am chasing something deeply.
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by becomevocal 3mo ago
First thought was "only 30 tasks" however the findings map to what I've seen personally: code review consumes majority of tokens
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by becomevocal 3mo ago
Feels like the active discovery going on is trying to understand what is computer vs what is AI, for every product. Agents help a ton with the discovery, but the act of building a product needs a deeper level of thought and validation to ma
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by becomevocal 4mo ago
Hopefully we can blend those two options together so it’s not a choice. Personally I find being able lean on our heavily documented standards in /review gives me back time to dive into what I want to craft next. Same with scheduling re
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by becomevocal 4mo ago
At this point you have to use more than one to get a complete picture, which I’m doing now. Mainly because: 1) some are not always up to date (started on helicone but felt a lag on price updates) 2) they don’t return every model / prov
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by becomevocal 5mo ago
Made me think and smile a bit Also I think I need to build a chicken selfie system now...
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by becomevocal 6mo ago
It’s an expensive hobby on top of server / service costs to run the site? Source: myself through wife which is maxed on chickens and has her own site with no ads
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by becomevocal 6mo ago
Simplifying here… sounds like essentially the split between (great) product managers and engineers We need both! Hurrah
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by becomevocal 9mo ago
Thank you, David. One last Sega! for ya
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by becomevocal 10mo ago
Have been in font picking mode recently so this was a relevant enough distraction. Excellent read!
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by becomevocal 11mo ago
An opportunity to provide more accessible compute for non AI tasks via new methods of utilizing GPUS?
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by becomevocal 11mo ago
I have 2 (CC and Codex) running within most coding sessions, however can have up to 5 if I'm trying to test out new models or tools. For complex features and architecture shifts I like to send proposals back between agents to see if t
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by becomevocal 11mo ago
Make it a bit more personal? I have dropped Bill and Ted references in code because it makes me happy to see it. :D
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by becomevocal 1y ago
For a few years, many many years ago, I helped build the sites for wowtattoos.com and redchapterclothing.com which uses the artwork of Mark Palmer. He's the real deal! Awesome person too Back in 2008-ish the site could generate ambigra
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by becomevocal 1y ago
> Generative AI gives us incredible first drafts to work with, but few people want to put in the additional effort it requires to make work that people love and > So make your stuff stand out. It doesn't have to be "better.&
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by becomevocal 1y ago
I found that too, so I updated to putting limited comments at the beginning of core files that: - Describe what the file contains (e.g. endpoints for x with their route names) - Links to docs that are also in the repo (e.g. bruno files for
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by becomevocal 1y ago
Installed the app about an hour ago and have been using it as I’m on the go. Working well so far! Going to try to build a sizable feature while doing chores to fully test it. So, thank you so much?
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by becomevocal 2y ago
Very cool product! We got into chickens a few years ago and it’s taken over our life in a good way. Sounds like we’re in a similar boat as tomcam :) I remember the first time my wife saw your coop, she said “that is what I wanted to build”,
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by becomevocal 10y ago
Interesting tidbit about a music video his future wife, Katherine Anna Kang, animated that used the Quake engine in the Feb 7, 2003 plan. In the Waiting Line - Zero 7: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cq336zk2cZk
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by becomevocal 11y ago
Great viz! Are you adding printers as you find them? Are open source projects OK, as long as they can be bought already assembled? I ask because I know a team here in Austin / Houston that seems like the should be on the list: https:&
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by becomevocal 12y ago
I'm not sure why you experienced that but on my end I've received great support from the Mixpanel team. In fact I remember one case in particular where we were aliasing our users wrong and a team member there got on a call at 1am

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