maherbeg

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by maherbeg 13d ago
I imagine the first year we'll be at the Junior eng level, and then after a while make our way up to Staff Engineer. Then we'll have a bunch of staff engineers arguing and protecting their domains and then we'll need a new be
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by maherbeg 13d ago
Ok, but can I bring GPT-6 in as an agent as a software engineer, tell it to talk to these people and have it start solving engineering problems and continue on for a full year career wise? maybe call it EngEmployeeBench
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Oh-my-pi – The Harness Playbook(stencil.so)
35 points by maherbeg 14d ago|12 comments
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by maherbeg 14d ago
I've seen https://www.lucebox.com/ as an interesting option
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by maherbeg 16d ago
Those will use different wafers, so unless that memory is allocated for unified memory vs gpu HBM it won't make a difference.
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by maherbeg 16d ago
This is pretty cool. I'll wait to watch some videos on it, but I haven't quite found a tool that is excellent for both single player and multi-player. I'd like to have basically the Codex Desktop App / Mobile app for my
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by maherbeg 22d ago
Thank you for being explicit with the math! So yes, at that speed for sure. But if the speed goes up? or the ability to batch at the same speed goes up? The economics start to shift. The gap is much closer, and you'd end up with a box
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by maherbeg 22d ago
I think this is a bit of a crazy statement. Everyone expects Apple to somehow build a category leading product every year. I'd expect something innovative every couple of years * the iPhone * the iPad * apple watch * airpods * unified
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by maherbeg 22d ago
If I can get Sol level capabilities on a $20k machine, then it is well worth it for my employer to buy me that machine for work as a workstation. When you start paying in tokens vs subscription costs due to enterprise agreements, you really
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by maherbeg 23d ago
I'll say that Gastown sounded absolutely crazy, but the idea of having orchestrator threads to manage your work and keep tabs on it, having validators to validate the other work etc. were generally the right shape. I think GasTown prob
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by maherbeg 27d ago
Some of these feel like solved problems effectively, so having them in the standard library is nice (at the expense of keeping these forever for backwards compatibility once a new tech replaces it). I do think having a larger standard libra
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by maherbeg 28d ago
I think part of this is to enable the interface on the web and other devices where you might not have a terminal. But yeah, agreed, it's wayyyy too many tools.
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by maherbeg 28d ago
The greatest gift the childless have is not knowing how amazing having children is.
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by maherbeg 1mo ago
This is a great name! It ties back to git nicely (git pull origin/main), and sounds human. Cursor was also a great name given that it evolved into an advanced AI assisted auto complete. I think their team does a solid job with naming.
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by maherbeg 1mo ago
Does anyone have a https://tenstorrent.com/hardware/cards to try it on?
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by maherbeg 1mo ago
The Codex desktop app lets you highlight anything in the transcript and add it to the chat as an annotation.
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by maherbeg 1mo ago
I mean at the rate of model releases happening, I think a lot of these will collide more often than expected!
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by maherbeg 1mo ago
The token usage is really interesting. I would imagine the most efficient thing is to keep the state of everything persisted, and past the cache expiration window, to automatically start a new session with the previously persisted state ins
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by maherbeg 1mo ago
The 3090s also don't have enough VRAM to run larger models too. It really comes down to how you like to develop (synchronously with lots of steering vs async agentic)
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by maherbeg 1mo ago
GasTown was crazy but had a rough shape that was ahead of its time. I think https://github.com/kunchenguid/firstmate is a much better, and easier to understand version of agent orchestration.
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by maherbeg 2mo ago
Now that even the smaller models from labs (Luna, deepseek v4 flash) are getting powerful, I think the orchestrator pattern of a smart model coordinating smaller models for work will end up being the way to go.
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by maherbeg 2mo ago
Yes, that's true, but in the post, they even mention that building the spec is the scarce resource. For that to work, the swarm has to actually follow the spec, which is what much of this post is about. We gave the swarm 835 pages
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by maherbeg 2mo ago
Yeah, agreed. It makes everything else look pretty bad. I still like to manage my work in a more structured form, but Codex can just rip on a goal end to end in the same thread.
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by maherbeg 2mo ago
You also might like https://github.com/nicobailon/pi-boomerang that lets you effectively do some work, compact that section with a summary and continue on.
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by maherbeg 2mo ago
I'm pretty annoyed with how fast this feels. Wish MacOS was this fast launching things.
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by maherbeg 2mo ago
oh yeah, sorry, I should've started my comment with "this is awesome" because it is, you did a great job explaining all the layers and the interactions within. I love stuff like this even if it's not necessarily prod rea
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by maherbeg 2mo ago
A few of us built nearly the exact same thing for a Hackathon which was fun. This definitely can work. There are a couple of other approaches too that are interesting like - xata - https://xata.io/blog/xatastor-zfs-n
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by maherbeg 2mo ago
This is really pretty, but I'm surprised it doesn't have a microphone. I know it's just rebranding the existing work louder creator keyboard, but a mic would really, really help with this product. Especially one that is reall
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by maherbeg 3mo ago
What's better about the dedicated player out of curiosity?
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by maherbeg 3mo ago
I wouldn't care where my data went if it was to help my children.

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