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The frontier is open-source today(southbridge.ai)
29 points by hrishi 3mo ago|16 comments
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Three years in amber: resurrecting WASM-AI from long ago(wasmai.vercel.app)
1 points by hrishi 5mo ago|0 comments
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Hankweave: A runtime for data agents, designed for debugging(github.com)
5 points by hrishi 7mo ago|1 comments
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by hrishi 7mo ago
Hi HN! Hrishi from Southbridge here. Long story short: we needed something to actually do brownfield agentic engineering with: something that made it easier to reason about what an agent will see in context at any point in time, remove and
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Antibrittle Agents(southbridge.ai)
2 points by hrishi 9mo ago|0 comments
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Claude Code: An Agentic cleanroom analysis(southbridge-research.notion.site)
58 points by hrishi 1y ago|53 comments
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Entropixplained(southbridge-research.notion.site)
1 points by hrishi 2y ago|0 comments
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by hrishi 2y ago
Love this!
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A solid pattern to build LLM Applications (feat. Claude)(simonwillison.net)
1 points by hrishi 2y ago|0 comments
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The Web's Grain(frankchimero.com)
3 points by hrishi 3y ago|1 comments
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Run Whisper+Mistral in the Browser with WASM(wasmai.vercel.app)
2 points by hrishi 3y ago|0 comments
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by hrishi 5y ago
Thanks for all the feedback! I've added a section at the end addressing as many as I can.
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by hrishi 5y ago
I like buttons too. Quite a fair bit. But when you get to too many buttons, they become icons. Add that to the fact that all user tests we've done have fared better with search and more verbose interfaces, and I wonder if we are both o
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by hrishi 5y ago
Good catch - fixed!
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by hrishi 5y ago
That's a good point at the end, and where we'd like to be. Unfortunately dev time is always a finite resource, especially for an early-stage product. You need to pick one over the other - at least a little.
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by hrishi 5y ago
Some of our inspiration definitely comes from CAD, NX CAD and Fusion. IMO the work they've put into making a mountain of functionality useful and intuitive to a new user has paid off.
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by hrishi 5y ago
Thanks for this! We're definitely working it into our system. It's always good to have multiple paths when possible, so a menu that connects to search and backwards might be quite useful to introduce users to features, but tie in
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by hrishi 5y ago
We're guilty of this, despite caring about the product and the users. It's hard to focus on maintenance and deep iteration when there's more critical (and cool) functionality to chase. Not to mention that iterative UX improve
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by hrishi 5y ago
I've used the UK verify service, and it was pretty horrible then. Only country I've seen do it somewhat well is Singapore, with Singpass.
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by hrishi 5y ago
Simple solution: Write, but don't publish. Most of the blocks of feeling like you have nothing to add get better if you write more. Write for your colleagues, your partner, or just yourself, so you can clarify the streams of thought in
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Losing our product to button syndrome(olickel.com)
128 points by hrishi 5y ago|108 comments
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by hrishi 5y ago
Because of how titles and attention spans work. I've wondered this myself for a long time, before realising that titles like these get most of the attention, enough to rise to your feed. If this was indeed 'Consider using /ev
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by hrishi 5y ago
Depends on what functionality you'd like to add as you go. I recently built my site from scratch (with no prior experience) using NextJS, MDX and mdx-bundler [1]. Having the ability to add custom components, or statically generate a re
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PhD Student discovers a new type of Water Splitting(fuelcellsworks.com)
2 points by hrishi 5y ago|1 comments
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by hrishi 5y ago
I'll add my few experiences. The primitives of UI that we use in English are often untranslatable, or need really verbose translations simply because they've been inducted into English as part of the tech UI lexicon. I speak four
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by hrishi 5y ago
I do! I hadn't come across it yet, and it's always great to see a creator introduce his work well, great work all around!
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by hrishi 5y ago
Datasette looks really useful, the introduction [1] is well done! 1 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7kDFBnXaw-c
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by hrishi 5y ago
This has exactly been my experience. Automation hasn't helped much - we're still not at the point where (as someone else here pointed out) you have a system that can mimic your mind and add the metadata for you. Clearing out the l
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by hrishi 5y ago
I'm motivated by the same experience. My memory is fading a little, perhaps due to the sheer volume of things I'm trying to remember, or age. The part about anecdotes hit home, where I'll remember the description for somethin
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by hrishi 5y ago
I do miss Ecco Pro, Notion has been a decent replacement. If you want offline and caching, Dendron might be better. The apps are improving, but for now the web interface is pretty good for a cross-platform experience.

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