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_andrei_
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About _andrei_
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Comment #48797859
it's langchain, what did you expect
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Comment #48792004
claude invent me revolutionary text editing method for agents and write paper, must make me big money i patent
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Comment #48686255
"artificial intelligence" chuckled
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Comment #47800164
ha, nice - had the same need, i leveraged fumadocs for the ui part https://github.com/3rd/mdreader
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Comment #47632732
What's the purpose of this? There is no replacement for MCP. We need a protocol for calling tools that works with structured outputs, this is what we have.
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Comment #47558724
you're a slop maker
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Comment #47491972
Almost all the points are not about what DSPy is mainly supposed to offer. What's supposedly great at is automatic optimization, for everything else... who the hell puts Python in …
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Comment #46546234
yes, it's an agent
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Comment #46128851
All vendors will have to implement test time code execution, solution exploration, etc. as it's a low hanging fruit with huge gains, so I see it as a great hire. Love Bun, happy fo…
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Comment #45847003
Hi Rob, thanks for your thoughts! We're not planning on expanding to watching expiring domains yet, we're focused more on finding domains that were never registered. But what you'r…
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Comment #45846813
what are we gonna dooo?
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Show HN: A live release of available domain names our generator found
Hi HN! We've been having fun building a cool domain name generator and we'd like you to try it out. We're also releasing a bunch of available domain names ideas that our product ge…
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Comment #45751589
https://www.reddit.com/r/cscareerquestions/comments/1ojbebq/...
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Comment #45350572
pydantic is a _validation_ library, it does not do any kind of constraints by itself
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Comment #45142395
> we need to recognize that the felt necessity of sophisticated type systems is a signal that we’re using the wrong architectural foundations I'd be forever ashamed if I wrote that…
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Comment #45051947
this is coming to Claude Code
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Comment #44775254
> So my argument is that removing the context that is entirely irrelevant for the agent improves performance dramatically. 100% agree on building the optimal context, just have not…
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Comment #44774627
> If you don't discuss hooks and subagents, i'm not sure what you're doing right now. Agents have their own context and can be useful for tasks that can be parallelized, which is a…
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Comment #44762899
ah, deep agents = agents with planning + agents as tools => so regular agents. i hate how LangChain has always tried to make things that are simple seem very complicated, and all t…
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Comment #44257201
very cherry picked
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Comment #43448445
Funny of this to come out from LangChain.
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Comment #43415791
go install github.com/sinclairtarget/git-who@latest
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Comment #42677655
Do they have the solution (I'd assume Supermaven which they recently acquired does) and are they just giving out an interesting challenge to readers? Or... what is this?
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Comment #42586398
Clinic.js was promising but it's not maintained anymore, would be great if we had a modern alternative: https://clinicjs.org/
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Comment #42585721
That's a prompting issue though.