beoberha

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by beoberha 4mo ago
Hope you never want to take diff backups
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by beoberha 4mo ago
I believe OP is talking about new sessions or after compaction. He’s getting at the fact that LLMs are stateless and have to rediscover your codebase on every new session.
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by beoberha 4mo ago
For me, the concern about SQLite has never been if the database engine itself is “reliable for real data”, but that storing data on a single node is not “reliable for real data”. Performance aside, what you are positing is no different than
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by beoberha 6mo ago
There’s no better option today because it’s impossible to make it a better experience. That machine at home will need upgrades, it could fail, it costs thousands, it sucks lots of power. There is no mass market appeal.
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by beoberha 6mo ago
What you’re describing is more likely to manifest as a proprietary product from someone like Samsung or Ring (likely both!) than an open standard AI server that integrates with everything in your home automatically. This is exactly like wha
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by beoberha 6mo ago
I don’t think there’s anything different between what you’re suggesting and a homelab. Most people do not have a homelab and are happy to offload services like photo storage or security to remote providers.
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by beoberha 6mo ago
Spend 5 minutes looking up how to make a chat bot and be amazed how Telegram is really the only option. I was dumbfounded when rolling my own agent. iMessage is proprietary. WhatsApp charges you. Unofficial APIs exist, sure, but not my cu
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by beoberha 6mo ago
Bun is a full fledged JavaScript runtime! Think node.js but fast
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by beoberha 6mo ago
Sounds like OP did some pretty cool engineering to make this run performantly. Definitely not your run of the mill AI slop.
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by beoberha 7mo ago
Seems like a great fit - kinda surprised it didn’t happen sooner. I think we are deep in the valley of local AI, but I’d be willing to bet it breaks out in the next 2-3 years. Here’s hoping!
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by beoberha 7mo ago
who knows when Apple decides to enter the game, but they will absolutely crush the personal agent market when they do.
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by beoberha 7mo ago
My pessimism is mostly rooted in the VC economics of it all. The vision is great, but its a busy space and there's no actual product or business. They basically wrote the guy a check to build the spaceship in space.
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by beoberha 7mo ago
Ignoring the VC economics and awful name, I won’t be as pessimistic as everyone. I see the vision. That said, nobody knows what the AI future looks like. Entire’s entire thesis is a solution for something we don’t even know we need. It’s a
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by beoberha 7mo ago
> The initial excitement of LLMs has significantly cooled off, the model releases show rapidly diminishing returns if not outright equilibrium and the only vibe-coded software project I've seen get any actual public use is Claude Co
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by beoberha 7mo ago
Your sentiment resonates with me a lot. I wonder what we’ll consider the inflection point 10 years from now. It seemed like the zeitgeist was screaming about scaling limits and running out of training data, then we got Claude code, sonnet 4
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by beoberha 8mo ago
That’s kind of my point. They’re not really in competition. I bet they’d have an easier time with this scale if they were on SQL Server, but obviously that migration isn’t happening and startups don’t reach for it for many reasons.
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by beoberha 8mo ago
Are you saying this because OpenAI didnt choose SQL Server?
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by beoberha 8mo ago
I had never written an iOS app until a couple months ago and was initially very put off when I hit the same wall. The alternative is to host on a cheap VPS and find some way to prevent other people from using your app. When you cost it out,
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by beoberha 8mo ago
Beads is amazing. It’s such a simple concept but elevates agentic coding to another levels
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by beoberha 8mo ago
Yep, as a manager, I am explaining this conundrum often. You can be a rockstar SDE 2 or senior, but not be ready for a promotion because you aren’t leading enough.
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by beoberha 9mo ago
I have a feeling most of these folks are talking about personal projects or work on relatively small products. I have a good amount of personal projects that I haven’t written a line of code for. After bootstrapping an MVP, I can almost ent
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by beoberha 9mo ago
It’s a fast moving field. People aren’t coming up with new ideas to be performative. They see issues with the state of the art and make something that may or may not advance things forward. MCP is huge for getting agents to do things in the
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by beoberha 10mo ago
I’m incredibly biased (I work at Microsoft) but I love Teams. It’s a great meeting app and a great chat app. It blows my mind that there are companies that have totally separate apps for each (Zoom/Slack).
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by beoberha 11mo ago
I definitely agree with you, but it’s probably a little apples and oranges. MCP server is a one stop shop for discovering “tools”. To leverage a CLI tool “from scratch”, your agent has to do a web search to find if a CLI tool even exists, f
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by beoberha 11mo ago
Thanks! Didn’t scroll down far enough
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by beoberha 11mo ago
Curious why pgduck_server is a totally separate process?
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by beoberha 11mo ago
Sam is a great twitter follow
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by beoberha 11mo ago
A lot of reductive anti-cloud stuff gets posted here, but this might be the granddaddy of them all.
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by beoberha 11mo ago
Former players being hired as head coaches without much other coaching experience is fairly common in the NBA.
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by beoberha 11mo ago
I’m sure the sensor signals look different when you press a button vs when you hit a wall. Enough that it could certainly be learned by a model

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