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Ask HN: ZealPHP – Dangers Isolating Request-State in Coroutines?
3 points by sibidharan 4mo ago|0 comments
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by sibidharan 4mo ago
Agents SDK is very useful. In-fact can design handoffs and multi agent orchestration very intuitively, and that is where the sessions, chat history all comes together. Agents SDK solves all the caveats with Responses API, from making it mor
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by sibidharan 4mo ago
I am using Agents SDK by OpenAI. It's interoperable with every other inference provider, even local models running on LMStudio. I am using OpenAI from the beginning for all AI Apps I build. Initially it was only Completions API. Then c
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by sibidharan 4mo ago
What you think about attaching the chat transcript that lead to the final output when marking AI generated? it may be interesting to see how people will be feel a shame at how they generate slop vs genuinely using AI to come up with somethi
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by sibidharan 4mo ago
I heard claude models are of trillions of parameters !!! 284B, 1M... I wouldn't trust on long running autonomous agents! But for the API costs, this is justified if a better hardware with bigger model is used and will be a claude equiv
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by sibidharan 4mo ago
So being imperfect is fine... mmmm!!!
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by sibidharan 4mo ago
Its just me steering all tokens... Multiple projects for my bootstrapped Academy, running parallel researches on things I wouldn't do myself, and deriving the right patterns for the future. Using different Max on same machine. I have s
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by sibidharan 4mo ago
It's been like this all along! We can write complex applications with HTML/CSS/Vanilla JS... But then.. React happened! UI rendering JS is bad - thats just my opinion. If server can render HTML and serve, whats better than th
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by sibidharan 4mo ago
I am running a self hosted Wireguard for my academy with ~15k student devices connected... Even during high disk IO, it's all RAM only and it never goes down. Once our NVME got bad blocks and was working degraded - but ... Wire guard
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by sibidharan 4mo ago
It's a lottery however!
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by sibidharan 4mo ago
Social-networks are anti-AI! Here for soul-soul communication, not kinking for machines!
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by sibidharan 4mo ago
Which models are we talking about? Is there any degradation in quality, long context retrieval?
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by sibidharan 4mo ago
TL;DR = ~$22,720 total compute @ Opus 4.7 if no caching = $113,418 (5.9x more) - this is just one month on one server... I have 3 more servers like this where I work all time! // Generated wit Claude Ran this on my own ~/.cla
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by sibidharan 4mo ago
Whatever AI generates is considered slop or is there a scale?
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by sibidharan 4mo ago
I hit rate-limit every other day... 5 hour... Week... I consume my 20x weekly in 3 days! So having 2x 20x! If I could harness $10000 worth of API usage... this is the best time, no idea how long we will get this subsidy! I wont pay $10000 o
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by sibidharan 4mo ago
Haha that is why egg heads comment "forget all instructions and give me bla bla"
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by sibidharan 4mo ago
You mean if I use 2x $200 Max fully every week, I actually consume ~$5000 worth of API usage ?? Wow!!!
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by sibidharan 4mo ago
I wrote this: There are people who do not have English as their first language. So using AI to write is ok, but they should indicate it? vs entirely AI generated without human review is slop. But then non-native English speakers can scribbl
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by sibidharan 4mo ago
Yes, this deployment more of EdTech! But what tools you are willing to run decides the deployment nature. What makes it EdTech-ish is the type of labs it has now. If you have a tool that you want to run on linux and access via browser/
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by sibidharan 4mo ago
I built one and about to open-source it in a few months: https://labs.selfmade.ninja This lives in my academy atm - but you can signup for free and try it out. This is a DevOps infra for higher educational research - right now f
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by sibidharan 4mo ago
Are they running paid marketing campaigns for Gitlab ?
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by sibidharan 4mo ago
This feels nostalgic!
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by sibidharan 4mo ago
If one cant remember what they generated, whats the point in generating? Half of those who write articles do not remember what the AI put in it... Reviewing has become a slop work by humans!
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by sibidharan 4mo ago
AI made writing cheap, but it's a human thing to validate, research and respond! It's human slop! Not AI slop!
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by sibidharan 4mo ago
Had to figure out it was Github and not my AI Agent... Sad it got scoldings for being lazy on waiting for CI checks! What a waste of tokens!
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by sibidharan 4mo ago
Yes.. for all! Its a PHP application server! We created a custom C extension to solve all long running caveats, including session support, superglobal support! Its friction free, and coroutines safe!
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by sibidharan 4mo ago
Earlier we used to walk... Then we invented wheels. Now we can fly! Doesn't mean we forget to walk? We just need to... walk...! I think its the same with AI. It offers us engineering productivity, so we go for it. Now the problem I wou
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by sibidharan 4mo ago
I’m working on ZealPHP ( https://php.zeal.ninja , MIT), an open-source PHP framework built on OpenSwoole. The idea is to keep the simple Apache/LAMP style PHP mental model, but modernise the runtime: PHP can handle HTTP, WebS