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The Letta Agent SDK(cameron.leaflet.pub)
1 points by cpfiffer 1mo ago|0 comments
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Claude Subconscious(cameron.stream)
2 points by cpfiffer 8mo ago|0 comments
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by cpfiffer 8mo ago
Probably, yeah. I was considering working with the agent to go have a sabbatical and come back as a mighty tenured professor.
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by cpfiffer 8mo ago
Noted
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by cpfiffer 8mo ago
Eh, it was a fun thing to fuck around with while I was testing something technical. If you think I am being rigorous in any way, you are sorely mistaken.
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by cpfiffer 9mo ago
I do have some experience but haven't deployed Void on actual tasks, mostly because I want to keep Void focused on day-to-day social operations. I have considered giving Void subagents to handle coding tasks, which may be a good use ca
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by cpfiffer 9mo ago
CLI is All
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by cpfiffer 9mo ago
I work at Letta. Letta Code is a big release for us, and it is a fundamentally different approach to coding agents with a focus on continual learning and statefulness. One agent per project, specialized, infinitely lived. No more compaction
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Claude Sonnet 4.5 and the memory Omni-tool in Letta(letta.com)
1 points by cpfiffer 1y ago|1 comments
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by cpfiffer 1y ago
Cameron here @ Letta. Letta now provides Anthropic's `memory` tool, enabling agents to dynamically manage their own memory architecture. The memory tool is something I have wanted since before I started working at Letta, but never had
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Guide to Operating Self-Hosted LLM Providers in CI Pipelines(kianjon.es)
2 points by cpfiffer 1y ago|0 comments
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by cpfiffer 1y ago
I agree. Claude saying this at the start of the sentence is a strict affirmation with no ambiguity. It is occasionally wrong, but for the most part this is a signal from the LLM that it must be about to make a correction. It took me a while
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by cpfiffer 1y ago
I've still been impressed with how robust void's personality is.
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by cpfiffer 1y ago
Why exactly don't people use matrix that much? It strikes me as a reasonably good open, secure comms protocol.
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A Guide to Developer Advocacy(cameron.pfiffer.org)
2 points by cpfiffer 1y ago|0 comments
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by cpfiffer 1y ago
We (.txt, the outlines people) had a brief thread about this paper on twitter if you're interested: https://x.com/dottxtai/status/1922322194379551128
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by cpfiffer 2y ago
This is my sense too. I haven't really found any agent framework that gives me anything I need above a simple structured gen call. As you say, most requests to LLMs are (should be?) prompt-in structure-out, in line with the Unix philos
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by cpfiffer 2y ago
Also a financial economist and Julia lover -- it's a fantastic tool for finance IMO
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by cpfiffer 2y ago
Oh man great find! Thanks for sending that. I posted this over there to see if Albert is interested.
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by cpfiffer 2y ago
Love this! I wrote a post just recently you might like: Show HN: Comind – A cognitive layer for the ATProtocol/Bluesky social network | https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42975350
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by cpfiffer 2y ago
I updated it to clarify, thank you! Currently the system has no awareness of you unless you grant me explicit permission to inject your handle. There's user specific stuff that will start to understand individuals in the works currentl
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Show HN: Comind – A cognitive layer for the ATProtocol/Bluesky social network(cameron.pfiffer.org)
5 points by cpfiffer 2y ago|4 comments
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Extracting Financial Data from SEC 10-K Filings with LLMs(blog.dottxt.co)
1 points by cpfiffer 2y ago|0 comments
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by cpfiffer 2y ago
I work at .txt, where we work on exactly this. We use structured generation to make programmable language model systems. Here's two examples I worte + love. One makes a (sort of) internally consistent infinite world generator with RAG
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Show HN: Infinite SCP Generator(github.com)
2 points by cpfiffer 2y ago|0 comments
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Structured generation with Outlines, now in Rust(huggingface.co)
4 points by cpfiffer 2y ago|0 comments
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by cpfiffer 2y ago
You're right, llamacpp has completely perfected it. No need to work on it anymore. We'll let them know.
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.txt raises $11.9M to make language models programmable(techcrunch.com)
28 points by cpfiffer 2y ago|7 comments
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Outlines v0.1.0 release: 98% reduction in runtime overhead(github.com)
3 points by cpfiffer 2y ago|1 comments
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by cpfiffer 2y ago
I work at .txt, the company that produces Outlines. We're super proud of this release!

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