parhamn

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by parhamn 6d ago
They estimated $40M of agent costs (it was a large fleet of them). Using the number in the post its closer to ~880,000 hours × $150/hour = $132 million for the human case. Still an amazing feat not quite "four orders of magnitude&
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by parhamn 1mo ago
Mistral is bumping the price of this thing every release. I think we're at 2x now?
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by parhamn 1mo ago
Thats the issue, they're going to get flooded soon with these holy blessings, then what?
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by parhamn 1mo ago
> If they were, then their big speed advantage over us would mean that there would be much more of a flood of results. Is this true right now? Just recently Jarred Sumner tweeted [1] that he managed to make some progress on the Riemann h
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by parhamn 2mo ago
Terraform has been such a delight in the age of LLMs.
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by parhamn 2mo ago
Whats the case for protobuf these days? I loved it for a while. Don't dislike it particularly now (but I've rolled off). - Performance? Fastest JSON lib in most languages are as fast if not faster - Cross language schema generatio
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by parhamn 2mo ago
"OAuth 2.0 Client ID Metadata Document (CIMD)" is a big one. As an agent-provider, prereigstering client IDs for a bunch of different services and going through each ones special hoops for org validation sucks.
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by parhamn 4mo ago
> anyone who needs to depend on this service would want to hear Are you implying you'd be cool with it if it was Apple sanctioned? That's pretty silly.
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by parhamn 4mo ago
might be easier to strip it?
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by parhamn 4mo ago
Not daily driver, but have used it as a utility a few times. For my daily work I like letting different harnesses compete and look over each others work (while subsidized with the subscriptions) so I use OpenADE.
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by parhamn 4mo ago
I (somewhat jokingly) wrote one recently too... https://github.com/pnegahdar/nano in under 200 lines. Repl, sessions, non-interactive, approvals, etc The smarter the models get the less the harnesses matter (outside of
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by parhamn 4mo ago
This sent me down memory lane, what happened to warez-bb!
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by parhamn 5mo ago
Or even sell the whole org for say $50M and no one ever mentions anything. I think the type of users it attracts (techies, crypto ppl, etc) makes it worth more too.
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by parhamn 5mo ago
Okay hear me out, I use little snitch for a while. Great product. Love finding out what phones where. I make every single request (except my browser, because I'm fine with their sandbox) block until I approve. Recently I was wondering
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by parhamn 5mo ago
I see a lot of whisper stuff out there. Are these the same old OpenAI whispers or have they been updated heavily? I've been using parakeet v3 which is fantastic (and tiny). Confused why we're still seeing whisper out there, there&
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by parhamn 6mo ago
I added an "Ask" button my agent UI (openade.ai) specifically because of this!
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by parhamn 7mo ago
Is the website Stripe or NYTimes?
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by parhamn 7mo ago
Now, I'm curious. How Bedrock/Azure Claude models work? Do these rules apply to them too?
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by parhamn 7mo ago
I'm not from California but this to me seems like a great case to move to California. Why not ship your externality creating activities elsewhere? Its not like they pay more for the iPhone.
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by parhamn 7mo ago
gemini flash!
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by parhamn 7mo ago
+1, my experience improved quite a bit when I switched to the parakeet model, they should definitely use that as the default.
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by parhamn 7mo ago
the project just does subprocess calls to claude code (the product/cli). I think services like open code were using it to make raw requests to claude api. Have any more context I can look into?
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by parhamn 7mo ago
I think my read of "hiding" was more of a "trying to hide the secret sauce" which was implied in a few places. Otherwise it seems like a minor UI decision any other app would make and it surprising there's whole art
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by parhamn 7mo ago
"Hiding" is doing some heavy lifting here. You can run --json and see everything pretty much (besides the system prompt and tool descriptions).... I love the terminal more than the next guy but at some point it feels like you&#x27
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by parhamn 7mo ago
whats the ~ perf hit of something like this?
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by parhamn 7mo ago
You didn't read the article it seems (or the analogy is a bad one). The differences are much more subtle than having a screwdriver or not.
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by parhamn 7mo ago
On first principles it would seem that the "harness" is a myth. Surely a model like Opus 4.6/Codex 5.3 which can reason about complex functions and data flows across many files would trip up over top level function signatures
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by parhamn 7mo ago
That looks great! Planning phase is really key.
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by parhamn 7mo ago
We opensourced our claude code ui today: https://github.com/bearlyai/openade I wanted a terminal feel (dense/sharp) + being able to comment directly on plans and outputs. It's MIT, no cloud, all local, etc. I
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by parhamn 7mo ago
> I already do this. Hows your ability to get an enterprise to mandate their 5000 employees to use it? That's what most of these types of rounds are about.

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