binalpatel

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Show HN: Discord Agent Gateway(github.com)
2 points by binalpatel 7mo ago|0 comments
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by binalpatel 8mo ago
The agent making it's own harness idea is really powerful, I gave it a try here with some opinionated choices: https://github.com/caesarnine/binsmith Been running it on a locked down Hetzner server + using Tailsca
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by binalpatel 8mo ago
This is admittedly dated but even back in December 2023 GPT-4 with it's Vision preview was able to very reliably do structured extraction, and I'd imagine Gemini 3 Flash is much better than back then. https://binal.pub&
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by binalpatel 8mo ago
It reuses previously generated code, so tools it creates persists from session to session. It also lets the LLM avoid actually “seeing” the tokens in some cases since it can pipe directly between tools/write to disk instead of getting
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by binalpatel 8mo ago
I've been using it daily, so far it's built CLIs for hackernews, BBC news, weather, a todo manager, fetching/parsing webpages etc. I asked it to make a daily briefing one that just composes some of them. So the first thing it
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by binalpatel 8mo ago
I went down (continue to do down) this rabbit hole and agree with the author. I tried a few different ideas and the most stable/useful so far has been giving the agent a single run_bash tool, explicitly prompting it to create and impro
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by binalpatel 8mo ago
100% - sharing CLIs with the agent has felt like another channel to interact with them once I’ve done it enough, like a task manager the agent and I can both use using the same interface
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by binalpatel 8mo ago
Cool to see lots of people independently come to "CLIs are all you need". I'm still not sure if it's a short-term bandaid because agents are so good at terminal use or if it's part of a longer term trend but it&#x27
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Show HN: Server for Pydantic-AI Agents(github.com)
2 points by binalpatel 8mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: LLM Agent That Makes Composable CLIs(github.com)
2 points by binalpatel 8mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: CLIs Are All You Need for Agents(github.com)
5 points by binalpatel 8mo ago|0 comments
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by binalpatel 1y ago
Pydantic-AI is lovely - I've been working on a forever, fun project to build a coding agent CLI for a year plus now. IMO it does make constructing any given agent very easy, though the lower level APIs are a little painful to use but t
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by binalpatel 2y ago
This is super impressive. Interesting they're framing this more from the world model/agent environment angle, when this seems like the best example so far of generative games. 720p realtime mostly consistent games for a minute is
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by binalpatel 2y ago
Under $100: The heat gun mosquito things that some tech folks were mentioning on Twitter. Always get quarter sized terribly itchy bumps for each mosquito bites and using it makes them essentially itch-free immediately. Under $1000: Weekly h
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by binalpatel 2y ago
This is going to wreck Goldman's next analysis. (context: https://the-decoder.com/goldman-sachs-blunder-adds-to-ai-sto... )
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by binalpatel 2y ago
https://newsletter.pessimistsarchive.org/p/slide-rule-fast-a... Same energy
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by binalpatel 2y ago
My personal (overly biased view after reading Chip War recently) take is pretty much there, seems like a lot of the same early dynamics of semiconductors are playing out here. Very large R&D expenditures for the next iterations of the m
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by binalpatel 2y ago
Agreed with both - #1 especially: https://www.propublica.org/article/philips-kept-warnings-abo...
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by binalpatel 2y ago
One fun detail - I don't know any Typescript nor have I ever coded a VSCode extension before, so this was all made going back and forth with Sonnet 3.5 + digging through the VSCode repo to figure out how their new proposed shell integr
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Show HN: Experimenting with Autonomous Coding Assistants in VSCode [video](youtube.com)
4 points by binalpatel 2y ago|1 comments
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by binalpatel 2y ago
Virtual actors are so nice, Dapr[1] uses them as well. You can get hack together something like a virtual actor with Ray too but I'm hoping their actors eventually evolve into something like virtual actors eventually. [1] https:/
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by binalpatel 2y ago
You can do some really cool things now with these models, like ask them to extract not just the text but figures/graphs as nodes/edges and it works very well. Back when GPT-4 with vision came out I tried this with a simple prompt
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by binalpatel 2y ago
Gemini 1.5 Pro is really good at long context in my experience.
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by binalpatel 3y ago
Here's a direct link to the code: https://github.com/caesarnine/llm-experiments/blob/main/3_st... Just a Pydantic model to define an extraction schema + a simple prompt works reasonably well.
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Structured OCR with GPT Vision(binal.pub)
1 points by binalpatel 3y ago|1 comments
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Ranking Anything with GPT4(binal.pub)
1 points by binalpatel 3y ago|0 comments
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Parsing Freetext Recipes Using GPT3 (a.k.a. Skip the Recipe's Life Story)(binal.pub)
2 points by binalpatel 4y ago|0 comments
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Using Summarization to Give GPT3 Memories(binal.pub)
1 points by binalpatel 4y ago|0 comments
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Giving GPT3 Memories(binal.pub)
3 points by binalpatel 4y ago|0 comments
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by binalpatel 6y ago
I'd recommend checking out https://whisk.com too.

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