mrsalty

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Show HN: Slowave – local adaptive memory for coding agents(github.com)
4 points by mrsalty 2d ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Slowave – local adaptive memory for coding agents(github.com)
3 points by mrsalty 3d ago|0 comments
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by mrsalty 26d ago
Yes it makes more sense now. One thing I wonder, as most of memory systems this one also requires an LLM API key, what's the expected pricing involved? What does the LLM do here? I was looking into Cognee, one of the main players in th
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by mrsalty 1mo ago
can you give a bit more details on how it works? what makes this different/better from main AI agent memory out there? the website is also quite cryptic
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by mrsalty 1mo ago
awesome, thanks
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by mrsalty 1mo ago
This is very interesting. Question: I am building an LLM-free memory system, does the gpt-4o-mini full evaluation requirement from the docs mean that systems using an LLM must standardize on gpt-4o-mini, or are LLM-free Add/Search syst
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by mrsalty 2mo ago
Interesting, I'm building something somehow similar (purely latent-space though, no LLM in the loop) and I'm curious about how did you define supersession/contradiction? is it purely via cosine similarity threshold (as per re
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by mrsalty 2mo ago
go to https://huggingface.co/settings/hardware?next=%2Fmodels and add your hardware, it will show models you can run on it
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by mrsalty 2mo ago
Really nice! I always had in mind to build something similar but on the geographical axes: given a long/lat param show all historical events related in the surrounding area.
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by mrsalty 2mo ago
thanks, I will try that
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by mrsalty 2mo ago
that's my current setup, but it requires quite some manual work. Especially when I want to release. ie I commit and push to private repo, create PR with summary, merge. Then I run the script to copy over files to public repo (skipping
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Ask HN: How do you handle OSS project with private artifacts?
2 points by mrsalty 2mo ago|5 comments
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by mrsalty 2mo ago
>Does security matter? Real-time performance? Never losing a transaction? Never leaking memory? What matters for the code you're trying to write? Future maintainability? The assumption I believe is: if you are experienced enough you
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by mrsalty 2mo ago
Antirez's take is bold, and probably very scary for most programmers (and especially for their managers), but I think he's mostly right. I'd even go further: people who don't adapt to this change will be soon left behind
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by mrsalty 2mo ago
the problem you are addressing is interesting, but given this is NOT an OSS I found the post a bit difficult to evaluate because the core mechanics of the product are not very clear. You provide a lot of implementation details (authenticati
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by mrsalty 2mo ago
nice article(s), AI agent memory is still deeply unexplored, IMO it will become a critical space very soon (if it's not already). The biggest issue it's benchmarking memory systems: benchmarks are still quite immature because test