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by deet 5d ago
If we are going to privilege privately operated transportation providers like Waymo with special access to streets relative to individually operated vehicles, we need to rethink whether a private company's terms of service should gover
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by deet 6d ago
Yes, perhaps fair. But my point was somewhat narrow. I wasn't saying that team-managed agents are good to go for all cases and that they're better than individual dev-managed ones. Just that they have gotten better and that of tho
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by deet 6d ago
As others have mentioned, it's really matured a lot and at this point is one of the best cloud-hosted, team-managed coding agents, when factoring overall UX, testing and QA lifecycle via its sandboxes, and its ability to be controlled
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by deet 14d ago
"Let us cultivate our own garden." - Candide The key is consciously making that choice. What people don't want is to be forced into a way of living by others. People can accept what they have a hand in discovering and choosin
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by deet 1mo ago
Kinelo | kinelo.com | San Francisco | Onsite Kinelo is building the "org structure" for humans+AI working together, shoulder-to-shoulder, as peers. We help coordinate tasks between each actor in a company, handoff context, and pro
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by deet 2mo ago
I compared the writing style of Opus 5 vs Fable 5, and Opus 5 continues many of the "Claude-isms" of its 4.8 predecessor in a way that Fable broke away from. Opus 5 still uses "carry the argument", "worth stating pl
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by deet 3mo ago
Kinelo | kinelo.com | San Francisco | Onsite (with a bit of flexibility) Kinelo solves "context myopia": autonomous and semi-autonomous AI agents don't know what they don't know, so they can't search or find the bac
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by deet 3mo ago
Imagine if you couldn't buy a lathe unless it refused to make a baseball bat (which could be used for hitting people). Or if you couldn't buy scissors (because they could cut brake lines). Or if you couldn't buy a car (becaus
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by deet 3mo ago
While commuting can be chaotic, I don't think what you're calling out is the central point of the article. Spaces that are less chaotic - coffee shops, gyms, even elevators - are places that people used to be able to strike up ran
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by deet 3mo ago
Perhaps not as evidence based as you'd like but this is a fun watch https://youtu.be/6MUrF_G7KlM (that is also an ad somehow)
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by deet 3mo ago
We've found that methods like this substantially increase the quality and reliability of coding agent output. The ability to run code in a sandbox, drive an interactive session using a browser or API calls or other apps, and visually c
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by deet 4mo ago
To be fair though, models might be changing the calculus for what constitutes a vulnerability that is too small / too obscure to care about. If AI is reducing the cost of using the long tail of small vulnerabilities or is making possib
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by deet 4mo ago
Kinelo | kinelo.com | San Francisco | Onsite (with a bit of flexibility) Kinelo solves "context myopia": autonomous and semi-autonomous AI agents don't know what they don't know, so they can't search or find the bac
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by deet 4mo ago
If you would like to learn more about these types of incidents, the US Chemical Safety Review Board has a fantastic series of videos on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/USCSB They explore the root causes of histor
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by deet 5mo ago
Kinelo | kinelo.com | San Francisco | Onsite (with a bit of flexibility) Kinelo solves "context myopia": autonomous and semi-autonomous AI agents don't know what they don't know, so they can't search or find the bac
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by deet 5mo ago
Do you think it's unwise for companies to lock in because they would be better served and get better results by picking and choosing models? Or because by running your business on a single closed provider like Anthropic, you're gi
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by deet 6mo ago
Kinelo | kinelo.com | Product Engineering (Backend+AI focus) | San Francisco | Onsite (with flexibility) We are hiring two Product Engineers to join us in our newly opened office in SF. We're small and early and you'll help shape
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by deet 7mo ago
It is a precarious time to look backwards on the definition of the roles of an IC or an engineering manager and make any extrapolations to what those will look like in the future. In my own team, I have seen ICs increasingly function like e
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by deet 7mo ago
Just keep in mind that there are many highly motivated people directly working on this problem. It's hard to predict how quickly it will be solved and by whom first, but this appears to be a software engineering problem solvable throug
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by deet 8mo ago
Kinelo | kinelo.com | Full-Stack Engineer (AI + Backend) | San Francisco | Onsite Kinelo manages the new type of hybrid team that will emerge in the future: humans+AI working shoulder-to-“shoulder”. Our first product helps human software en
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by deet 8mo ago
Kinelo | kinelo.com | Full-Stack Engineer (AI + Backend) | San Francisco | Onsite Kinelo manages the new type of hybrid team that will emerge in the future: humans+AI working shoulder-to-“shoulder”. Our first product helps human software en
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by deet 1y ago
Avy | Staff Engineer / Startup Polyglot Engineer | San Francisco | Onsite (Hybrid) | Full-Time | https://www.avy.app We are an early-stage, well-funded startup making humans and computers work together more efficiently. Exp
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by deet 1y ago
Avy | Staff Engineer / Startup Polyglot Engineer | San Francisco or Salt Lake City | Onsite (Hybrid) | Full-Time | https://www.avy.ai We are an early-stage, well-funded startup making humans and computers work together more
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by deet 1y ago
Impressive for a small model. Two questions / thoughts: 1. I stumbled for a while looking for the license on your website before finding the Apache 2.0 mark on the Hugging Face model. That's big! Advertising that on your website a
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by deet 1y ago
Using a grammar to force decoding say valid JSON would work, but that hasn't always been available in the implementations we've been using (like MLX). Solvable by software engineering and adding that to the decoders in those frame
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by deet 1y ago
Google Colab is quite easy to use and has the benefit of not making your local computer feel sluggish while you run the training. The linked Unsloth post provides a notebook that can be launched there and I've had pretty good luck adap
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by deet 1y ago
Vision LLMs are definitely an interesting application. At Avy.ai we're running small (2B-7B, quantized) vision models as part of a Mac desktop application for understanding what someone is working on in the moment, to offer them relate
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by deet 2y ago
It certainly would be nice if Apple explicitly supported replacing Apple Intelligence with a third party option by exposing the same privileged APIs they use to others. What exactly would you like a third party system to do? Mac or iOS?
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by deet 2y ago
We (avy.ai) are using models in that range to analyze computer activity on-device, in a privacy sensitive way, to help knowledge workers as they go about their day. The local models do things ranging from cleaning up OCR, to summarizing mee
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by deet 2y ago
I feel that way sometimes too. But then I think about how maddeningly unpredictable human thought and perception is, with phenomena like optical illusions, cognitive biases, a limited working memory. Yet it is still produces incredibly powe

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