giordanol

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Agents Don't Fail on Intelligence, They Fail on Execution(fireworks.ai)
2 points by giordanol 4mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: I made web agents reliable with smaller LLMs via natural language(github.com)
2 points by giordanol 1y ago|0 comments
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by giordanol 1y ago
Bamboo growth pattern - years of invisible growth underground, then it suddenly shoots up 90 feet. Easy to forget how long the roots were forming.
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by giordanol 1y ago
Publishing early work feels pointless until you look back and realise the later stuff couldn't exist without it. Same goes for any expressive work. Sounds like a platitude, but it really is all about the process.
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by giordanol 1y ago
The tooling problem is 90% solved. The new technical bottleneck is human judgment.
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Show HN: Notte – Full-stack web-agent framework (open-source)(github.com)
3 points by giordanol 1y ago|0 comments
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by giordanol 1y ago
Feels like a semi-simple UX fix could make this a lot more natural. Git-style forks but for chats.
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by giordanol 1y ago
Would love to see metrics that isolate recovery behaviour (if any)
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by giordanol 1y ago
funny how much the tools you first get comfortable with shape everything after. even today, setting up a simple clean c environment is way harder than it should be for beginners. tutorials like this help, but eventually pointing people towa
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by giordanol 1y ago
font licensing feels like it never caught up with how software actually gets made now. charging more for app use than for mass print always seemed backwards, especially when indie devs are scraping by and a font costs more than your backend