bglusman

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by bglusman 2mo ago
Actually unless they’ve changed substantially Kimi kind of does this? It’s not as advertised/focused on and the API is a little nonstandard making it hard to plug some things into, but, unlike Claude they’ll actually give you an API k
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by bglusman 2mo ago
This is a wild statement to me that “nobody seems to know about Gödel”… I think I learned about him when I was like 12? And while I’ve certainly met plenty of people who haven’t heard of him, until 10-15 years ago the same was true about
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by bglusman 3mo ago
Well… it doesn’t exist FROM APPLE or MICROSOFT or GOOGLE at their shipped OS Level, but… fundamentally this isn’t a “true OS” level feature you’re asking for, it’s something you think the OS products should bake in, and you might be right!
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by bglusman 3mo ago
This is an interesting motivation for the project... I kind of get it, but, have you looked at fnox[0][1]? Curious how you'd compare/contrast goals with that if so, I think I prefer that as its not coupled to a single encryption t
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by bglusman 3mo ago
I think SRO's are very different from "One bedrooms" and even from studios? a studio or a one bedroom has a kitchen, a bathroom, and some living space... I think SRO's typically have a bed, a chair, and sometimes a desk
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by bglusman 4mo ago
Curious for anyone who understands the science/optics here... if/when this is available, would it still have the downsides LASIK (and contact lenses) have for older people where you no longer need distance glasses, but now you may
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by bglusman 4mo ago
I can’t respond to your response below but I fully agree “a lot of online criticism is not actually about truth-seeking or honest disagreement”, but I believe by ignoring the principle of charity, you undercut your own credibility and value
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by bglusman 4mo ago
You can stand by things you said but also learn from them/from people’s responses to them…. For instance, you declare someone’s response virtue signaling… This hit me in a funny way, partly because it’s valid, it’s true, there is a lot
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by bglusman 4mo ago
I think that comment was aimed at my Wardwright link, not Forge, given mention of policies and proxying model calls! I think your docs are in much better shape ;-)
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by bglusman 4mo ago
Ironically, the project this idea emerged out of for me is also called Forge, actually Calciforge… https://calciforge.org / https://github.com/bglusman/calciforge Name was just a portmanteau of Calcife
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by bglusman 4mo ago
Funny timing. I’ve been building something adjacent, though from a different angle: not primarily local-model reliability, but a control layer around agent execution, tools, routing, and operator intent. I was calling these "synthetic
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by bglusman 4mo ago
It is really easy to self-host, and do so securely...
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by bglusman 4mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Am_a_Strange_Loop
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by bglusman 5mo ago
Resolved and merged now!
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by bglusman 5mo ago
At the moment there’s an open PR I can’t merge from mobile for some reason, adds some useful docs and tweaks probably
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Show HN: Zeroclawed: Secure Agent Gateway(github.com)
8 points by bglusman 5mo ago|3 comments
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by bglusman 6mo ago
For anyone interested, I’m cleaning up a project I’ve been working on that is a router for arbitrary agents derivative of/forked from ZeroClaw… part of what it does is let you switch between different agents on WhatsApp/Signal&#x2
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by bglusman 10mo ago
Yes! Came to comments to see if that was discussed/commented on above with link: https://protobuf.dev/programming-guides/json/
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by bglusman 10mo ago
Sure... https://protobuf.dev/programming-guides/json/ I was pushing at one point for us to have some code in our protobuf parsers that would essentially allow reading messages in either JSON or binary format, tho
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by bglusman 10mo ago
We can't know how much is about the prompt though and how much is just stochastic randomness in the behavior of that model on that prompt, right? I mean, even given identical prompts, even at temp 0, models don't always behave id
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Google vs. Microsoft: batttle of the AI business models(economist.com)
3 points by bglusman 11mo ago|0 comments
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by bglusman 11mo ago
If you want OOP than, yes, Elixir isn't it... maybe Pony? Curious what else you don't like about Elixir though besides not being OOP... it's definitely got messaging!
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by bglusman 1y ago
Nice! There’s also this[0] project run by community /elixir-school[1] maintainers [0] https://elixir-companies.com/en [1] https://elixirschool.com/en
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by bglusman 1y ago
Erlang handles heavy load VERY well, between work stealing schedulers and soft realtime via reduction counting (any program can be interrupted and stopped after any instruction and resumed transparently)
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by bglusman 1y ago
Yes, but in Erlang, everything on every process is immutable and nothing is ever trying to write anywhere besides locally. Every variable assignment leaves the previous memory unchanged and fully accessible to anything directly referencing
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by bglusman 1y ago
I just decided to try this quickly and hit some issues on my Mac FYI, it might work better on Linux but I hit a compilation issue with `curated-tokenizers`, possibly from a typo in setup.py or pyproject.toml in curated-tokenizers, spotted b
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by bglusman 1y ago
It looks like it's Python, so it might be possible to use via https://github.com/livebook-dev/pythonx ? But the parallel huggingface/bumblebee idea was also good, hadn't seen or thought of, that definit
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by bglusman 1y ago
So, OK, yes some specific assets are zero sum when defined narrowly…. But take Picassos. Well, ok, he’s been dead for 52 years, so sure, he’s not painting any more, but… he did… his paintings weren’t zero sum while he was alive, he create
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by bglusman 1y ago
I can’t beleive you and I are the only ones familiar with, and that no one else referenced or responded to this connection! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44251438
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by bglusman 1y ago
Wow, wild this is being taken seriously now perhaps, I first encountered the idea in The Life of The Cosmos ~26 years ago[0] and my impression was the author, Lee Smolin, didn't REALLY beleive it, but he came up with it mostly to have

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