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ahmadyan

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About ahmadyan

i made agentastic.dev (beta) and agentastic.com (coming soon)

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    Comment #49204528

    well, visual studio isn't free. Code is free, and at some point it got so good that folks didn't feel the need to pay for the main suite.

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    Comment #49204517

    in my experience, tools usually have a longer shelf-life than models/labs. e.g. terminals and IDEs have been around for much longer, and people tend to stick around with their pref…

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    Comment #49204451

    i see your point, in that light what herdr is doing here make sense. keep some part open (e.g. runtime or whatever that means, or the front-end, or the user-facing logic, etc) and …

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    Comment #49203107

    Congrats to Can on the pre-seed funding. genuinely wishing you all the best. The terminal multiplexer / multi-agent coding space is getting very crowded. YC alone has funded many c…

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    Comment #49176300

    > Why is every company seemingly trying to re-implement agents themselves rather than making their product work with the existing ones? Well, i'm trying to do the later, and it is …

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    Comment #49176146

    how? OpenAI did not launch any hardware (yet), and I don't think their IPO pricing hinges on them launching an iPhone competitor. To me, it looks like Apple wants to launch a simil…

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    Comment #49000121

    We used to call b the Disney/LEGO clause. Disney was famous for litigating any GenAI product for copyright infringement if it was able to recognize or god-forbid generate any of th…

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    Comment #48939320

    Nicely done Geoffrey, I think we are coming full circle, instead of porting projects to different languages (for whatever) like going from zig -> rust -> zig, now we can also add a…

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    Comment #48824207

    git worktrees are managed by git, not the IDEs. e.g. at agentastic.dev, we use git's worktree command to create them, and they should be portable to any other IDE or app.

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    Comment #48822538

    Also Unreal Engine is not free, it cost 5% of revenue, or $3 per game sold (assume $59.99 msrp). for small studio, ok, but for Microsoft's Scale? i don't know. IIRC Doom Dark Age s…

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    Comment #48810236

    Google is your friend: https://www.apple.com/mac-studio/specs/ Apple M3 Ultra chip 819GB/s memory bandwidth They have 96, 128, 256, and 512GB variants my friend.

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    Comment #48808320

    Same spec Framework costs $4k+ today, this is actually cheaper (albeit not as upgradable as framework).

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    Comment #48808291

    He is making things up. It is the same bandwidth as DGX Spark (256 GB/s vs 273 GB/s) and far behind M3 Ultra (~819 GB/s)

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    Comment #48782285

    Its MXFP4

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    Comment #48757134

    agentastic.dev is a multi-agent multiplexor with built-in ghostty support.

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    Comment #48755442

    the majority came from random claws running on cron. They get a heart-beat, wake up every 10mins, reads all internal-posts, emails, gchat messages, diffs, and decides to post some …

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    Comment #48754231

    a well-design IDE should abstract that away, i.e. run the agent in the headless VMs while give you an abstraction that you would feel like you are running the agent locally with al…

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    Comment #48653353

    They report YT's earnings, iirc it is about 60B (40B ads + 20B subs) annually, with 10% YoY growth. They don't disclose youtube's profits outside of Google Services (which has ~40%…

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    Comment #48651506

    still doesn't feel integrated, like it could have been built by any other company, e.g. Microsoft could have built Microsoft Design and it would look better integrated. For example…

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    Comment #48593198

    As a hacker, I kinda like naom's code. I was had to implement a TC MoE kernel, and stumbled upon his code from [tensor2tensor]( https://github.com/tensorflow/tensor2tensor/blob/mas…

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    Comment #48560268

    Congrats to the Specs team for launch. Specs have come a long way since cimagine and looksery, spectacles days. And kudos to Snap for keep pushing. - The price is actually competit…

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    Comment #48420801

    Little did you know, LC-style question is never about grinding LC. Algorithmic puzzles are one of the few legal ways of measuring candidate's IQ without directly asking. Companies …

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    Comment #48390227

    Some of the FAIR people moved to Thinky, and they also started doing encoder-free MM-LLMs. Now Google. This seems to becoming a trend working at small scale, but the difficult part…