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Wuzzy
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Comment #49178617
I think this exists: https://github.com/imbue-ai/latchkey (and there are other similar projects, too).
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Comment #47859978
I agree that there are downsides to this approach. NVIDIA OpenShell does the same thing: https://docs.nvidia.com/openshell/latest/sandboxes/manage-pr... . I had wondered how they d…
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Comment #46958917
I think that a curl wrapper could serve as a universal integration with arbitrary services (as long as they have a public API), saving you a lot of setup complexity and context spa…
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Comment #46919781
I believe in an MCP-less future of agent-service interactions and have recently submitted this general alternative (which also supports Slack) based on curl: https://github.com/imb…
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Show HN: Latchkey – inject credentials into agents' curl calls
Hi HN, At Imbue, we’ve been following the rapid developments in the agent landscape and noticed that the way agents interact with third-party services on users’ behalf often leaves…
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Show HN: A minimalist LLM plugin for tmux
tmux-llm is an experimental LLM user interface that is: - minimal (no chat, no history, no replies, not even an input field) - universal (available in all your terminal application…
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Comment #3323763
> Couldn't a viral infection do this? I still don't see how exactly. E.g., even if it "modified itself in response to this genetic engineering" then it wouldn't really transfer the…
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Comment #3323701
I don't think this is a real concern, for two reasons: first, how should such a "transfer of genes" to another species proceed? This is not how it works. Secondly, these genes are …
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Comment #3115952
Most organisms play multiple roles, too.
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Comment #2606904
The author is presenting different viewpoints on the role of higher education, not saying he holds them all (because, obviously, they are, at least in part, contradictory, which is…
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Comment #2593115
What science often does is that it responds to a "why" question by an analysis of the phenomenon and presenting its causes in some lower-level terms. But, from a certain viewpoint,…
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Comment #2557824
My impression was that the OP didn't say superlinear algorithms are somehow useless; merely that there are reasons why the linear (or better) ones can be used in much more general …
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Comment #2557045
I don't know much about the other ones, but Havel most assuredly is not an economist. He has a cultural background and is an author of a number of theater pieces. His successor at …
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Comment #2494314
"Our failure to work together prevents us from enjoying better, more widespread Internet access." I almost didn't manage to read further. The same can be said about so many things …