elijahbenizzy

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by elijahbenizzy 3mo ago
Strands is more opinionated and higher-level, also not vendor neutral.
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by elijahbenizzy 3mo ago
wait till you see our other project github.com/apache/hamilton ;)
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by elijahbenizzy 3mo ago
So decorators here specifically attach metadata to make a function a reusable component. Builder makes a workflow. In Hamilton it's all decorators because it's purely declarative construction (sans reusability, really).
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by elijahbenizzy 3mo ago
Right it was a bit of a joke. Originally stefan and I presented frameworks when we were at stitch fix -- stefan called his "hamilton" and I called mine "burr". His was better for the use-case. But then we wanted to build
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by elijahbenizzy 3mo ago
Ha! We went all out on the modern one (user contribution!).
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by elijahbenizzy 3mo ago
This is where it's nice to have some guardrails -- coding agents work etremely well with limitations.
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by elijahbenizzy 3mo ago
Right I think this is why we made it unopinioated to a fault. Burr doesn't really do these things rather it just provides an orchestration framework. So it's pure BYO functions, classes, components, etc...
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by elijahbenizzy 3mo ago
Right -- possible it's slightly out of date https://github.com/apache/burr#-comparison-against-common-fr... . Good point on differentiating.
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by elijahbenizzy 3mo ago
One of the co-creators/maintainers here! Will try to answer Qs over the day.
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by elijahbenizzy 1y ago
And then says... "you're welcome"
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by elijahbenizzy 1y ago
Ok do this but for JavaScript
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by elijahbenizzy 1y ago
This is amazing! I love that it requires very fancy hardware that is well designed. It's good someone finally made a chess game appropriate for the tiktok generation.
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by elijahbenizzy 2y ago
Really excited about this! Congrats on the launch. Ships make sense as a first target, but I'm curious -- do you see a future in which we have household fission reactors? E.G. power an entire house (city block, etc...) with fission rea
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by elijahbenizzy 2y ago
We’ve just learned that it’s possible to do AI on less compute (deepseek). if OpenAI doesn’t scale and that’s the problem then I’d argue that in the long run, if you believe in their ability to do research, then the news this week is a very
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by elijahbenizzy 2y ago
This is one of those fun reads because it unifies quite a few things that I’ve read about or been interested in recently — Hilbert curves for geospatial indexing in dbs, Gray codes, and fractals! And it’s all fairly intuitive — the 1-bit sh
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by elijahbenizzy 2y ago
Not believable, didn't read "double click"
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Parallel, Fault-Tolerant Agents with Burr and Ray(blog.dagworks.io)
1 points by elijahbenizzy 2y ago|0 comments
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Lean Data Automation: a principal components approach(blog.dagworks.io)
2 points by elijahbenizzy 2y ago|0 comments
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Parallel multi-agent workflows with Burr(blog.dagworks.io)
3 points by elijahbenizzy 2y ago|0 comments
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Deep Dive on Hamilton Decorators(blog.dagworks.io)
2 points by elijahbenizzy 2y ago|0 comments
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by elijahbenizzy 2y ago
We've leveraged Diataxis heavily for Hamilton and Burr documentation: - https://hamilton.dagworks.io - https://burr.dagworks.io It's not always the easiest to follow (we often have disagreements about wheth
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by elijahbenizzy 2y ago
Links to various resources + writeups! Recursion/parallelism: - Docs: https://burr.dagworks.io/pull/370/concepts/parallelism/ - Example: https://github.com/DAGWorks-Inc/burr&#x
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Show HN: Updates on Burr (OS) – a full-stack AI agent framework(burr.dagworks.io)
8 points by elijahbenizzy 2y ago|1 comments
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by elijahbenizzy 2y ago
Heh, this was very much the design philosophy behind Hamilton (github.com/dagworks-inc/hamilton). The basic idea was that if you have a data artifact (columns for dataframes initially), you should be able to ctrl-f and find it in
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by elijahbenizzy 2y ago
Graph-based libraries for building ML/AI systems: - Burr -- build AI applications/agents as state machines https://github.com/dagworks-inc/burr - Hamilton -- build dataflows as DAGs: https://github
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by elijahbenizzy 2y ago
I love CRDTs, but it really seems like the type of thing where the idea of them is the real impact (many systems are built with structures that enable CRDT-like operations without actually using CRDTs), and the implementations never quite h
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by elijahbenizzy 2y ago
The venn diagram of "problems that people have" and "problems that postgres solves" is closer to a circle than many would like to admit.
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by elijahbenizzy 2y ago
This is absolutely delightful. Perhaps my favorite line: "Without it no websites, no Roblox studio, and no nothin."
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by elijahbenizzy 2y ago
One of the hardest parts of training models is avoiding overfitting, so "more parameters are better" should be more like "more parameters are better given you're using those parameters in the right way, which can get har
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by elijahbenizzy 2y ago
Interesting. I don't disagree, in general, but I actually have worked with a lot of applications that like to do this. Specifically in the world of ML/AI inference there's a lot of moving between external querying of data (

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