zackham

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by zackham 2mo ago
single author, single user software is the one place where there is no rev limiter on ai. i spend the vast majority of my time on the computer steeped in my personal software now. some i publish for others to use, or so friends can point th
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Plat: An embeddable infinite canvas for humans and agents(github.com)
2 points by zackham 2mo ago|0 comments
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Seance: Human first, agent friendly. Tiling terminal+ workspaces (Rust+GPUI)(github.com)
4 points by zackham 2mo ago|0 comments
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by zackham 2mo ago
all ingested data and all derivations of that data can link to source channel and associated ACL that syncs with the source. then search/reads/etc just join on and respect the ACL. not that complicated to manage for things like sl
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by zackham 2mo ago
agreed. i built this for a wide variety of background workflows that have been running seamlessly for many weeks now. it's an overbuilt personal project but i think pretty dialed in and very flexible https://stepwise.run&#x2
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by zackham 5mo ago
I have a project in this space that I've run many thousands of jobs through. It's solid and full featured. Feel free to connect: https://stepwise.run/
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by zackham 5mo ago
if you are looking for a customizable agent harness that provides everything except a tui (cli, acp, embeddable python package) i built and use this for a handful of projects where i needed a vendor-agnostic replacement for claude agent sdk
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by zackham 5mo ago
The most durable way to reason about agents is to just think about humans. We have thousands of years of prior art on coordinating instantiations of stochastic intelligence. Context, tools, goals, validation, specialization, distribution of
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by zackham 5mo ago
When I come across a paper/article/insight that connects to one or more things I'm working on, I generate 20-30 minute podcasts that do deep research, connect it back to my work, and target an angle I'm interested in. I
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Show HN: Narrate – Generate multi-voice long-form audio with one command(github.com)
5 points by zackham 5mo ago|2 comments
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5,877 Messages Later: Lessons in Controlling Agents with Telegram(vita-reports.ham.xyz)
1 points by zackham 5mo ago|0 comments
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by zackham 5mo ago
agreed. the long-running tasks i handle with immediate-background and continually edit message with updates, along with fork-and-reconcile semantics so you don't have to queue messages. also having a supergroup with separate topics for
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Telegram as an Agent Control Plane(vita-reports.ham.xyz)
2 points by zackham 5mo ago|2 comments
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by zackham 5mo ago
pi is great and made popular some things that are really valuable, that hopefully spread to more projects (arbitrary forking with /tree, system prompt transparency and control). i was hoping to use it on a few projects but needed somet
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Show HN: Clux – Simple session manager for Claude Code
1 points by zackham 8mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Scout – micro-game teaser for a map-based cycling RPG(ridewithgps.com)
1 points by zackham 11mo ago|0 comments
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by zackham 11mo ago
Hey - OP here. I've been working on Ride with GPS since 2006 (!) and the game we've built is the most fun I've had in a long time. We're launching in PDX and if that is a success, we'll double down on it and roll it
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Show HN: Scout – micro-game teaser for a map-based cycling RPG(ridewithgps.com)
2 points by zackham 11mo ago|1 comments
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by zackham 1y ago
Ride with GPS | Full Time Remote | https://ridewithgps.com/about We are the world's best library of bike routes, and we enable cyclists to go on better rides, more often. We have a website and mobile apps that allow pe
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by zackham 1y ago
I'll add to the sibling comment and say I've been writing software for money for 25+ years, have a CS degree, and have found immense leverage with these tools. I put in the time on hobby projects over the past couple years to figu
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by zackham 2y ago
If you're using org-mode and thinking about customizing it a bit more, and/or would like it to serve you in a way that is a bit more aligned with GTD, this reference from Bernt Hansen is without peer and just an incredible contrib
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by zackham 2y ago
I've used or built more personal knowledge/task/project management tools than I care to list over the years, and adopted various methods along the way. I've ended up in a place where I know what I need day to day: A plac
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by zackham 3y ago
Ray Kurzweil has laid out a view on the future that has always been interesting and is feeling increasingly relevant. Incredibly, his prediction for AGI in 2029 seems... conservative? It's too bad this article refers to him as a "
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by zackham 4y ago
Ride with GPS | Web Frontend | Portland, OR | Remote More details here: https://ridewithgps.com/careers We're a small but very strong team (28 of us) helping people have a better time on their bikes. Specializing in ro
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by zackham 5y ago
I understand the points being made, it's just not what I choose to focus on in the very limited time I'm going to spend engaging with this material. The purpose of my comment was to let any other tech-focused visitors to this site
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by zackham 5y ago
I heard Schmidt on a couple podcasts[1][2] recently promoting this book, and I found them to be useful for understanding how AI is being discussed among the political and leadership class. I was surprised to see all the negativity here - I
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by zackham 5y ago
This looks like a herculean effort over just the past few months. Congratulations on hitting this milestone and hopefully you can take a breather and tie up loose ends at a more comfortable pace. As much as HN has changed over the years I s
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by zackham 5y ago
If your concern is that this is additional unneeded syntax that is just going to result in difficult to understand, overly terse code, my 2 cents is that a conversation among your team to discuss these cases and agree on some standards is a
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A/B Street: A simulation game to fix Seattle's traffic(abstreet.org)
366 points by zackham 6y ago|87 comments
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by zackham 6y ago
Anyone else reading this post and wondering if it's worth trying, I was able to get it working on ubuntu 18.04 without much fuss, just followed this post[1] and compiled v4l2loopback from source[2] (needed to have version >=12) [1]

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