cajazzer

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   by cajazzer 8mo ago

   Good question — this is one of the tricky parts. I don’t think you can support something like this if it’s a total black box. If behavior drifts, users need some way to see what state the system thinks it’s in and why it did what it did, ot
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   by cajazzer 8mo ago

   Thanks. That’s a fair comparison, but I’m thinking a bit broader than model serving alone. I’m less interested in building a generic inference backend and more focused on how the system behaves over time — things like agent lifecycles, stat
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   by cajazzer 8mo ago

   Yes — definitely interested in the client side, especially where it intersects with core system design rather than just presentation. Both native markdown rendering and non-linear / branching conversation models are areas I’ve been thi
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   Ask HN: Rust and AI builders interested in local-first, multi-agent systems?

   3 points by cajazzer 8mo ago|8 comments
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   by cajazzer 2y ago

   Thank you for those kind words and Happy Father’s Day to you!
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   by cajazzer 3y ago

   SvelteKit + Prisma + Lucia-auth. I’m hooked,
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   by cajazzer 5y ago

   I too had a similar situation with PayPal. When I filed a complaint they rejected it because the fake seller was able to produce shipping information. They send a letter (or empty package) to some address in your city but not your actual
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   by cajazzer 6y ago

   I thought that too(just for gamers) except I think Apple has some early examples of AR up its sleeve that have convinced it that it is the next big thing. Should be fun to see.