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by durch 5mo ago
The framing assumes the agent can reliably represent its principal, and I'm not convinced that holds even if you get everything else right. The problem is that the agent itself is the attack surface. An adversary who controls the commu
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by durch 8mo ago
Design indeed becomes the bottleneck, I think that this points to a step that is implied but still worth naming explicitly -> design isn't just planning upfront. It is a loop where you see output, see if it is directionally right, a
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by durch 8mo ago
Thank you! I really hope we can make some headway here :)
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by durch 8mo ago
If you have a few minutes I invite you to check what we're doing over at Open Horizon Labs, its exactly the type of thinking we have around the current state of the world. Apologies I feel like I'm stalking you in the comments, bu
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by durch 8mo ago
I am 100% in agreement, AI is a tool and it does not rob us of our core facilities , if anything it enhances them 100x if used "correctly", ie intentionally and with judgement. I will borrow your argument for JTP since it deals wi
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by durch 8mo ago
This is exciting, I hope you manage to get traction for the idea! I currently have rely on a sort of supervisor LLM to check and detect if we're drifting, or overcomplicating or similar ( https://github.com/open-horizon-
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by durch 8mo ago
Yegge is an absolute legend, no doubt about that :D
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by durch 8mo ago
Something in there you'd like to discuss further, I've been thinking a lot about these ideas ever since LLMs came around, and I think these are many more of these discussion ahead of us...
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by durch 8mo ago
Generator vs. explorer is a useful distinction, but it's incomplete. Agents without a recognition loop are just generators with extra steps. What makes exploration valuable is the cycle: act, observe, recognize whether you're clos
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by durch 8mo ago
Ironic indeed: pattern-matching the prose style instead of engaging the idea is exactly the shallow reading the post is about.
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by durch 8mo ago
Format conversions (text → code, description → SVG) are the transformations most reach for first. To me the interesting ones are cognitive: your vague sense → something concrete you can react to → refined understanding. The LLM gives you an
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by durch 8mo ago
LLMs find the center of the distribution: the typical pattern, the median opinion. Tailwind was an edge bet. It required metis, the tacit competence to know the consensus (semantic classes, separation of concerns, the cascade) was a local m
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by durch 8mo ago
I've replied with this in another comment, but this seems more pertinent ;) Thats exactly the approach I took with https://github.com/cloud-atlas-ai/miranda , Telegram bot, PR is the human review point, tests + Cod
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by durch 8mo ago
Steve Yegge is building awesome things in this space, but I've found them too heavy, started using bd when it was small, but now its trying to do too much IMO, so made a clone, tailored to my use case -> https://github.co
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by durch 8mo ago
Same approach here. PR is the human review point, tests + CodeRabbit catch most issues -> https://github.com/cloud-atlas-ai/miranda . The gap I wanted to fill: when Claude is genuinely uncertain ("JWT or session
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Dissent Mode: Eliminate Mid-Bar Work(muness.com)
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Show HN: Superego – An AI that watches Claude Code and blocks over-engineering(github.com)
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Cassie.fm now supports status pages, and a public status API(cassie.fm)
1 points by durch 2y ago|1 comments
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by durch 2y ago
Cassie.fm the newest and jankiest entry into the crowded uptime monitoring space now offers status pages and a public status API in its already generous free tier. Check out my previous Show HN ( https://news.ycombinator.com/
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Show HN: Cassie.fm – Uptime monitoring service with a pretty good free tier(cassie.fm)
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by durch 2y ago
Hi HN, I built Cassie.fm ( https://cassie.fm ) website and API monitoring service. Why? I run a tiny software shop, and bulk of our work consists of integrating our products (field service management app) on top of various ERPs (l
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Show HN: Cassie.fm – Web and API monitoring service(cassie.fm)
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by durch 2y ago
This sounds a lot like my dream setup, We've been slowly building something along those lines. I've linked a video at the bottom that shows how we did something similar with an Obsidian plugin. Hit me up if you're interested
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by durch 5y ago
Very zeitgeisty :), I've created something similar a while ago ( https://tmp.page ), the idea was to have expiring web pages, with a nice API. Our FEs are quite similar, yours is nicer tough :).
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Show HN: Tmp.page – Create public or private temporary web sites(tmp.page)
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by durch 6y ago
Something I've built to serve a specific need, then scope creep happened. Few notable features are: + expiration of one minute to one day + optional password protection + everything stored encrypted + deleted as soon as expired. + no r
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Navigating with Kubernetes, opinionated guide to rolling your own(medium.com)
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Show HN: Google Bigtable Postgres FDW in Rust(github.com)
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Show HN: Toks, iOS game of induction, top link will provide 50 promo codes(toks.tech)
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by durch 11y ago
While reading random posts here I realised that there is a slew of people selling stuff on Amazon, relying on customer product reviews as their main source of feedback. As Amazon does very little to make searching through these reviews frie

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