chandureddyvari

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by chandureddyvari 4d ago
It also depends on your skills and tooling (test execution and verification- agent browser, functional/unit etc) GPT 5.6 Sol lagging behind Kimi, GLM 5.3 is surprising to me. IMO Fable 5.1 ~ Astra > GPT 5.6 Sol > Opus.
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by chandureddyvari 10d ago
I commit them to git(so complete team leverages them)., each repo has kind of different skills and the skills are the ones which I update at least twice a week. I’ve skills on how to add instrumentation , debug, code, code review, tech des
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by chandureddyvari 1mo ago
From quick glance I don’t think so that’s the case. copliotkit promises ag-ui compatiblity., which means it can work with codex cli, mastra, pi, claude agents sdk and other harnesses as well (there are ag ui adapters as well). I’m actually
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by chandureddyvari 2mo ago
Took me a bit to understand what Wire does, but then it clicked. we’ve built something similar at a smaller scale inside R2, though right now it’s only for .md files. I can see this becoming much more useful once the docs get heavier: large
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by chandureddyvari 4mo ago
I’m currently cobbling sub agents with hooks, workflows looks very promising for doing things more predictably. Is this equivalent of DAGs for sub agents inside claude code? Can i pause and resume/retry workflows? How stateful are they
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by chandureddyvari 4mo ago
Wasn't Mythos a step change improvement?
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by chandureddyvari 4mo ago
What’s your favourite harness? Is there any benchmarks for harness like LLMs have for swe verified?
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by chandureddyvari 4mo ago
I was to talking to a YC founder, his biggest fear is waking up to a new Claude launch making his startup obsolete the next morning. Similar sentiment shared with other startup founders- check on x about all VCs talking about moats against
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by chandureddyvari 4mo ago
or the word 'canonical'
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by chandureddyvari 4mo ago
some of them are non existent today. Check the parent thread - some good recommendations(for 2023) on both functional websites and pretty websites. At that time if I recall linear landing page was all rage, and there were many copycats.
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by chandureddyvari 4mo ago
For a long time I wondered how SV startups got such pretty landing pages (here’s a comment I left 2 years back: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37421273 ). I wanted one for my side projects but couldn’t afford an agency
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by chandureddyvari 4mo ago
I had good success with hooks in claude code. Personally I feel this problem was common with humans as well. We added tools like husky for git commits, for our peers to push code which was linted, type checked etc. I feel hooks are integra
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by chandureddyvari 5mo ago
For me it’s mostly useful in day-to-day coding, not “build an entire app and walk away” coding. TDD was never really my natural style, but LLMs are great at generating the obvious test cases quickly. That lets me spend more of my attention
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by chandureddyvari 5mo ago
Claude has gotten noticeably worse for me too. It goes into long exploration loops for 5+ minutes even when I point it to the exact files to inspect. Then 30 minutes later I hit session limits. Three sessions like that in a day, and suddenl
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by chandureddyvari 6mo ago
Maybe I’m in the minority here, but while directories and similar channels are useful, I felt like I was just shooting darts in the dark without understanding sales and marketing from first principles and hoping something would stick. I had
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by chandureddyvari 8mo ago
Agreed, had the same experience. Codex feels lazy - I have to explicitly tell it to research existing code before it stops giving hand-wavy answers. Doc lookup is particularly bad; I even gave it access to a Context7 MCP server for document
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by chandureddyvari 8mo ago
Came across official anthropic repo on gh actions very relevant to what you mentioned. Your idea on scheduled doc updation using llm is brilliant, I’m stealing this idea. https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code-actio
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by chandureddyvari 9mo ago
3b1b yt channel calculus & LA https://explained.ai/matrix-calculus/ khan academy - Multivariable Calculus course by Grant Sanderson(3b1b fame)
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by chandureddyvari 9mo ago
Any good recommendations you got for learning kubernetes for busy people?
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by chandureddyvari 11mo ago
Is there a comprehensive leaderboard like ClickBench but for vector DBs? Something that measures both the qualitative (precision/recall) and quantitative aspects (query perf at 95th/99th percentile, QPS at load, compression ratios
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by chandureddyvari 11mo ago
I have watched 3 animes- Solo levelling, Full metal alchemist and Attack on Titans. I liked them. Edit: I realised i watched Full metal alchemist: Brotherhood didn’t know two versions existed
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Create on-brand marketing content for your business with Pomelli(labs.google.com)
2 points by chandureddyvari 11mo ago|1 comments
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by chandureddyvari 11mo ago
Pomelli is a new AI experiment from Google Labs that helps small-to-medium-sized businesses easily generate scalable, on-brand social media campaigns.
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by chandureddyvari 11mo ago
> 1. If is were possible for an ordinary mortal to impose arbitrary curses on the god of death and justice, the world would quickly descend into utter chaos. Mandavya is not just any mortal; he is an enlightened sage. In Hinduism, enligh
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by chandureddyvari 11mo ago
Slightly tangential but this was a learning moment for me. This reminds me of a story where Sage Mandavya established the first juvenile law in Hindu mythology. <story starts> Long ago, there lived a great sage named Mandavya who had
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by chandureddyvari 11mo ago
Nice, so the open source equivalent now exists. Meta basically commoditized Tinker's($12B valuation) value prop by giving away the infra (Monarch) and the RL framework (TorchForge). Will be interesting to see how a managed service comp
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by chandureddyvari 11mo ago
Interesting - this seems to target a different layer than services like Tinker ( https://thinkingmachines.ai/blog/announcing-tinker/ ). Monarch provides the infrastructure primitives while Tinker is a managed finetu
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by chandureddyvari 11mo ago
In my case, it is ignorance. I am not familiar with how to wield firecracker VMs and manage their lifecycle without putting a hole in my pocket. These sandbox services(e2b, Daytona, Vercel, etc.) package them in an intuitive SDK for me to c
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by chandureddyvari 11mo ago
Can someone help me understand the pricing of zed? $10 per month- $5 credits for AI credits. This credits can be used for claude code / codex inside zed or should I manage different api keys for codex/claude code?
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by chandureddyvari 11mo ago
You can’t compare these with regular VM of aws or gcp. VM are expected to boot up in milliseconds and can be stopped/killed in milliseconds. You are charged per second of usage. The sandboxes are ephemeral and meant for AI coding agent

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