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Show HN: Surraura – audio on your Mac in a simulated environment (Helps my ADHD)
3 points by jahala 3d ago|0 comments
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by jahala 2mo ago
I went from having an experience of life, of reality - that was very self-centered, lonely and nihilistic - to basically a "life worth living". I wish I had met with meditation - through genuine teachers when I was much younger. -
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by jahala 2mo ago
In most cases, the quality of your attention determines your quality of life. Your ability to focus on education, work, personal relationships etc will often determine the outcomes. So yeah, it's an elementary factor that most other th
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by jahala 2mo ago
Meditation - «getting used to» A most elementary form of meditation, is getting used to placing your attention on a sensation and keeping it anchored there - even when other sensations or thoughts arise. Following the breath- place your awa
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by jahala 3mo ago
Opus 4.8 is my daily driver, and it's miles away from what I got out of Fable 5
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Fable 5 to return soon according to this "scoop" from axios(axios.com)
3 points by jahala 3mo ago|4 comments
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by jahala 3mo ago
Really cool! Where would you get the data for something like this? Is it open, or its scraped?
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Show HN: Vibesolve.ai – Turn plain English into Timefold code(vibesolve.ai)
8 points by jahala 3mo ago|0 comments
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by jahala 3mo ago
Its on the way! https://github.com/jahala/tilth/pull/151
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by jahala 3mo ago
There is an answer- these tools should benchmark by cost per correct answer - not just tokens saved.
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by jahala 3mo ago
Would sincerely love to hear your thoughts on https://www.github.com/jahala/tilth - it’s a different approach than RTK, benchmarked to reduce cost per correct answer by ~40%
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by jahala 3mo ago
Thanks for that!
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by jahala 3mo ago
Loving the customer testimonials :D .. If someone feels like an eli5 - What are the use-cases for something like this?
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by jahala 3mo ago
Yup, this is hitting it on the nose. But, despite the cost - the benchmark is the vital ingredient that cant be skipped. Otherwise, you don't know if what you're building is actually helping the agent rather than hindering it. On
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by jahala 3mo ago
No I don't have the funds to benchmark the competition, but would be happy to put the numbers up if any token whales feel like having a go. https://github.com/jahala/tilth/tree/main/benchmark
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by jahala 3mo ago
This is the reason, when I built a tool in the same space, I chose to benchmark with cost per correct answer. Reducing tokens and also turns is quite worthless if the LLM doesn’t solve what you put it to do.
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by jahala 4mo ago
Nope.
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by jahala 4mo ago
This looks great! I built a tool in the same space- and I found that the biggest challenge was often to get the agent to prefer to use the tool over bash tools. What’s your experience with that?
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by jahala 4mo ago
I absolutely LOVE Accelerando. I've recommended it to everyone I meet for years. If you're looking for other great sci-fi reads: John Ringo - Live free or die John Varley - Titan (-> Wizard / Demon) Charles Stross - Singul
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by jahala 6mo ago
I did a proof of concept for self-updating html files (polyglot bash/html) some weeks ago. It actually works quite well, with simple prompting it seems to not just go in circles ( https://github.com/jahala/o-o )
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by jahala 6mo ago
I built tilth ( https://github.com/jahala/tilth ) much for this reason. Couldn't bother with RAG, but the agents kept using too many tokens - and too many turns - for finding what it needed. So I combined ripgrep an
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by jahala 6mo ago
I got tired of copy-pasting between agents for simple coordination. Everything I found was a framework or a hosted service. I just needed them to talk. Walkie-Clawkie is a single JS file, zero dependencies. It’s an MCP server that gives age
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Show HN: Walkie-Clawkie – Push-to-talk between AI agents, one file, zero deps(github.com)
1 points by jahala 6mo ago|1 comments
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by jahala 6mo ago
Hey @joknoll - in the benchmarks, I'm seeing very positive results with Haiku, getting quicker and more correct answers. So I think you're absolutely right that harness improvements will be a natural part of "sharpening"
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by jahala 6mo ago
Have been tinkering with a few different projects: - Tilth: Smart(er) code reading for humans and AI agents. Reduces LLM token use and cost by ~40% (benchmarked) https://github.com/jahala/tilth - mrkd: Native macOS .m
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Show HN: Tilth v0.5.0 –> ~40% cheaper AI code navigation (160 runs, 3 models)
4 points by jahala 6mo ago|2 comments
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by jahala 7mo ago
I made tilth much for the same reasons. Its MIT licence, open source and saves you 30% token use (benchmarked) https://github.com/jahala/tilth
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by jahala 7mo ago
All contributions are welcome, especially more benchmarks for other models!
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Show HN: Reduce LLM token use by ~30% with this MCP/CLI tool(Claude benchmarked)
2 points by jahala 7mo ago|1 comments
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Buddhist concept of suffering explained with AI generated video and music (HQ)(youtube.com)
1 points by jahala 7mo ago|1 comments

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