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bhaktatejas922
1mo ago
fast :)
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Morph (YC S23) Is Hiring Member of Technical Staff
(ycombinator.com)
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3mo ago
thanks!
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Show HN: Morph Reflexes – Multi-head classifiers for agent traces
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There's no such thing as "Accidentally"
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5mo ago
do you think the industry is overfixated on startup times? what are better metrics people building with sandboxes should pay attention to
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7mo ago
have loved simon wilson for a long long time and still do. These patterns are all out of date by at least a year - the best devs I know were using Claude 3.5 like this
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7mo ago
100%
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7mo ago
unfortunately, this is the reality we're in today. I see it at every scale. this is a swing at helping.
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7mo ago
its more of a comment on human nature. on average when we did monitoring at scale reviewers averaged around 150 lines of code actually reviewed. thats the normal, day to day human limit. human attention is woefully unable to scale to meet t
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7mo ago
woops this was a mistake I just made. fixed it - shouldnt require any auth
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Show HN: Morph – Videos of AI testing your PR, embedded in GitHub
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Show HN: Agentic browser testing videos in GitHub PRs
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Show HN: Learning to test code changes with RL
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Show HN: Parallel Agentic Search on the Twitter Algorithm
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WarpGrep – RL Subagent for Fast Context (Like SWE-Grep)
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Hello HN, We’re the team behind WarpGrep. It’s a FAST context retrieval subagent designed to fix coding agents spending ~60% of their time searching for context + the huge context rot problem. We built this because we found that standard RA
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Ilya Sutskever – We're moving from the age of scaling to the age of research [video]
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this. esp 32 supermini is $3 and has wifi and bluetooth. Arduino stopped being useful many years ago
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https://morphllm.com/benchmarks Using fast apply is more reliable at first pass and is faster/cheaper. You prompt your agent to output in a lazy format and our model learns hoe to merge it in. The ides listed typically
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10,500 tokens/SEC per request on Nvidia hardware
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We just doubled our speculative code edit throughput and hit 10k tok/sec per request! Morph now merges code at 10,500 tokens/sec — roughly 4× faster than the best speeds on Cerebras. That kind of speed makes previously impractical
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This weirdly seems like its the best mechanism to buy this much data. Imagine going to 500k publishers to buy it individually. 3k per book is way cheaper. The copyright system is turning into a data marketplace in front of our eyes
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doing AI code edits on a JS web app is probably the way to do it. probably using something like groq kimi k2 + morph for fast edits now we need a web framework with faster reload times
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psychologically bad for a person isn't grounds for something arising. I'm not arguing this should or shouldnt be morally, I'm just observing the situation. Utility to society doesnt always account for the survival of society
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most of the mechanisms you describe here are what is meant by "naturally arising"
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it really matters when you care deeply about the product experience. The gap between something that works sometimes and something that works great everytime is what separated Cursor from the rest. Try it out: https://morphllm.com
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yeah use ublock origin lite
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We're Already Post-AGI
(tejasbhakta.com)
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MCP for Fast AI Filesystem Edits
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