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by grantcarthew 1mo ago
People tend to forget about token usage when discussing languages with agents. Python is one of the best, but why use interpreted languages now. Also, the ecosystem is well... Go is quite good from a token usage point of view. Rust is not s
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by grantcarthew 1mo ago
You're not considering one of the important factors, token usage. Rust is a complex language and burns through tokens compared to Go. Python is good with tokens, but why would you use an interpreted language when you don't write t
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by grantcarthew 5mo ago
I built "start" so I didn't have to worry about any of this. Using it I don't need skills, memory, subagents, a specific agent CLI. It defines roles, tasks, context out of the box. I made it for me and my family though.
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by grantcarthew 6mo ago
I posted a Show HN post recently. It has not had a single glance of interest. I think it is dead now anyway. I've spent months on the project I posted, but no interest from anyone.
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by grantcarthew 7mo ago
Yes, Atlassian's CLI support is shocking. This is for Confluence. Markdown all the way: https://github.com/grantcarthew/acon Jira, same, markdown all the way: https://github.com/grantcarthew/a
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A kagi command-line tool to query the Kagi FastGPT search API(github.com)
1 points by grantcarthew 11mo ago|1 comments
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by grantcarthew 11mo ago
There are a few around. I originally had a bash script https://github.com/grantcarthew/scripts/blob/main/lib/archiv... , this is a little more developed
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Snag web pages like a polite robot with a browser(github.com)
2 points by grantcarthew 11mo ago|1 comments
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by grantcarthew 11mo ago
Built for AI agents to consume web content efficiently.
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Reference template for efficient AI agent documentation access(github.com)
2 points by grantcarthew 11mo ago|1 comments
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by grantcarthew 11mo ago
This is a pattern I'm using with AI agents to increase context population speed for commonly used documentation.
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by grantcarthew 1y ago
I've used it to read authenticated pages with Chromium. It can be run as a headless browser and convert the HTML to markdown, but I generally open Chromium, authenticate to the system, then allow the CLI agent to interact with the page
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by grantcarthew 1y ago
https://github.com/grantcarthew/notes/blob/main/macOS/Rant.m...
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macOS Rant(github.com)
10 points by grantcarthew 1y ago|3 comments
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by grantcarthew 1y ago
I put an unsecured open FTP server on the internet about 20 years ago, just to see what would happen. Within half a day I had some pirate "marking" his claim to my FTP server, then he/she started uploading a game. I deleted e
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by grantcarthew 2y ago
I recently automated this process, however, in a very different way. - CLI run for every job you want to apply for (this is important) - JavaScript (Deno) with Puppeteer to run the JS for the page - Create a directory for all the artefacts
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by grantcarthew 2y ago
I disagree, the landing page is just fantastic. I like the product as well, however, I need to use it for a week to comment.
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by grantcarthew 2y ago
Nobody: Let's write all of our scripts in YAML Me: !
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by grantcarthew 2y ago
haha, you guys.
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by grantcarthew 2y ago
Some haven't been updated for a while. Try the "software-evaluation.md" prompt, it's one of my best. I use it often. Use the bin/gp script to get them into your clipboard.
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by grantcarthew 2y ago
OK, you win.
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by grantcarthew 2y ago
No, it's related to Astigmatism. The eye lens gets distorted. Bright light shrinks the pupil, meaning the light goes through less of your lens and hence is not as distorted.
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by grantcarthew 2y ago
That's what the "Workspaces" are. Create a workspace, go into the settings then "Chat Settings" and configure the Prompt. There are more configurations available.
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by grantcarthew 2y ago
AnythingLLM supports Claude out of the box.
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by grantcarthew 2y ago
I'm using AnythingLLM for this now. https://anythingllm.com/ MIT License on GitHub This week it got the X.ai API added which is what I'm using. Grok is not as good as Claude or ChatGPT yet, but don't bet agai
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A dependency free JSON logger for JavaScript(github.com)
1 points by grantcarthew 2y ago|0 comments
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by grantcarthew 2y ago
There are two killer features being no ads, and customise your search. Don't want pinterest in your search results? Block it: https://kagi.com/stats?stat=leaderboard
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by grantcarthew 3y ago
I discovered lsd because of this thread. It has a great tree output: lsd --tree
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by grantcarthew 3y ago
Why is Anytype https://anytype.io/ not on this page somewhere? It should be.
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by grantcarthew 3y ago
I just whacked this together last night. I've been using it in another project but it was so useful that I wanted it as a standalone package.

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