devashish86

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by devashish86 15d ago
Same experience. I've spent hours tweaking prompts, harnesses, skills and what not to have a simple (but non trivial) project completely managed by an agent. The key constraint was keeping the quality bar high. If I lower the quality b
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by devashish86 2mo ago
Author here. Want to share the results of my experiments with local inference. I failed to get decent output from my previous setup ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48587865 ). But this stack is performing much better.
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Show HN: Qwen3.6 27B on a DGX Spark writing code that ships(devashish.me)
2 points by devashish86 2mo ago|1 comments
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by devashish86 3mo ago
fair points. will take this into account in the next post.
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by devashish86 3mo ago
fair point, i'll publish the methodology in the beginning next time onward. fwiw, this is my high level process. 1. i keep comprehensive notes _while_ i'm experimenting(like checkpoints). this is a mix of commits and a append-only
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by devashish86 3mo ago
Author here. Quick context the post doesn't quite spell out: The tool_choice="auto" failure on Qwen3-Next isn't a parser issue — the model reasons inside <think>, decides, and never emits the tool call. No error, j
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Two Qwen3 models on one DGX Spark: the residency math(devashish.me)
95 points by devashish86 3mo ago|49 comments
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by devashish86 3mo ago
Building Clawrium ( https://github.com/ric03uec/clawrium ), a CLI to orchestrate a fleet of autonomous agents(like openclaw, hermes etc) on multiple physical hosts. As I started running agents on my home network I needed
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by devashish86 5mo ago
I have 2 OpenClaws running on an old Ubuntu box, and one on a PI. Every config change meant SSHing into each one, tweaking files, restarting services, checking logs. Its all fun during experimentation but now I'm using these for some r
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Show HN: Clawrium – A CLI for managing AI agent fleet across multiple instances(ric03uec.github.io)
3 points by devashish86 5mo ago|1 comments
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by devashish86 5mo ago
I'm running a few instances of OpenClaw(and Zeroclaw). I use it for a few things 1. Experimenting with local models. OpenClaw uses local inference on a DGX Spark machine. Helps me understand how different, newer models work and behave
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Show HN: Local and Cloud LLM Comparison Using Nvidia DGX Spark(devashish.me)
2 points by devashish86 7mo ago|0 comments
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Migrating from Claude Code to OpenCode(devashish.me)
3 points by devashish86 8mo ago|0 comments
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Never Blocked Teams(devashish.me)
1 points by devashish86 10mo ago|1 comments
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Claude Code to manage engineering teams(devashish.me)
1 points by devashish86 11mo ago|1 comments
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by devashish86 11mo ago
I'm a heavy cc user for writing code, reviewing documentation, brainstorming, updating jira tickets etc etc. For the past few months, I started experimenting with managing a team using cc. As a team, we got together and decided to exp
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The Linus Method: How we simiplifed RFC reviews(devashish.me)
1 points by devashish86 11mo ago|0 comments
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by devashish86 2y ago
> The problem with the "everyone" model being pitched here is that it may as well be a synonym for "nobody." Can't agree with this enough! Thanks for your inputs. A lot of it resonates with what I've observe
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by devashish86 2y ago
I agree that building visibility makes accountability easier. Its relatively trivial to build observability for individual services and we have achieved some version of it. The problem is when 30 odd microservices (each team owning between
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by devashish86 2y ago
Already done! This actually works pretty well when two conditions are true 1. cost becomes an engineering-org wide pain point 2. there are a bunch of low hanging fruit (another way to say you're just starting off your cost improvement
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by devashish86 2y ago
Standards enforcement like tagging, TF structure, pipelines etc is currently owned by the platform team. We also have mechanisms to figure out the cost change (approximately) with each Infra PR. The struggle is to attribute cost changes in
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Ask HN: Who is accountable for cloud costs in your org?
9 points by devashish86 2y ago|19 comments
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by devashish86 5y ago
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by devashish86 7y ago
I admit that the touchpad isn't as smooth and gesture driven as the mac but I'm not the user those are really meant for. I spend most of my time on the keyboard writing code and living in the "cloud" which makes using mo
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by devashish86 7y ago
Have worked on Mac's, XPS's and HP's in the past but once I got on Thinkpad, never looked back. My current system(for past 5 years now) is a trusty X1 Carbon that has seen some rough times but has never failed me. Thinking of
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Setting repository permissions on Amazon ECR(devashish.me)
2 points by devashish86 11y ago|0 comments
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Docker overlay network using Flannel(devashish.me)
1 points by devashish86 11y ago|0 comments
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by devashish86 11y ago
I wanted to have a working cluster from scratch which meant not using saltstack and any of kubernetes helper scripts. So I wrote a bash script to do the same here : http://blog.shippable.com/multi-node-kubernetes-cluster
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Get that kubernetes cluster working(blog.shippable.com)
2 points by devashish86 11y ago|0 comments
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On being a workaholic(devashish.me)
1 points by devashish86 12y ago|0 comments

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