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alsima

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    Comment #49179830

    Thanks for the detailed feedback, this was really valuable. We fixed file autocomplete, automatic CLAUDE.md loading for Claude subscription sessions, and the plan issues. Plans now…

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    Comment #49173991

    You can also check out another demo here which compares Bullet speed to Codex/CC: https://youtu.be/rWVmG5fRKgE

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    Comment #49173977

    Thanks sensho :)

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    Show HN: A faster coding agent than Codex and Claude Code

    Hi HN, excited to be sharing this with you guys today. TL;DR: Bullet is a fast coding agent. At our company, we were burning hours waiting on agent runs. The models weren’t the pro…

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    Comment #49102407

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    Comment #41177949

    Potentially true as well haha

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    Comment #41176054

    Definitely not saying multi-agents is all you need for SWE-bench haha. I touch on this at the end of the blog post, where I mention jumps in progress require better base models or …

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    Comment #41176038

    A lot...as you might imagine the costs of running the whole organization scale immensely.

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    Comment #41175658

    It's the new cerebral valley slang dude

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    Comment #41175592

    I see. Agree with the point about marginal improvements at a hefty increase in computational cost (I touch on this a bit at the end of the blog post where I mention that better per…

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    Comment #41175450

    Looking at Table 3: "Our [sampling and voting] method outperforms other methods used standalone in most cases and always enhances other methods across various tasks and LLMs", whic…

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    Comment #41175246

    Hmmm I get what you mean...I think it's hard to sell a solution around this idea, but I think it will become something more like a common practice/performance improvement method. J…

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    Comment #41175219

    honestly agree. When I first started working with agents I didnt fully understand what it really was either but I eventually fell on a definition of an LLM call that performs a uni…

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    Comment #41175089

    Well, you have Cognition AI and Devin that became a recent unicorn startup (partnerships with Microsoft and stuff) but true, I can't think of an agent that actually lives up to the…

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    Comment #41175061

    I would check out this company, Swarms ( https://github.com/kyegomez/swarms ) who's working with enterprises to integrate multi-agents. But definitely a great point to focus on, th…

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    Comment #41174560

    If we structured AI agents like big tech org charts, which company structures would perform better? Inspired by James Huckle's thoughts on how organizational structures impact soft…

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    Comment #40974265

    While I was working on building SIMA, a multi-agent software-engineer (which recently achieved 27.67% on SWE-bench-lite: https://www.swebench.com/ ), I realized that evaluations on…

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    Comment #36628859

    Thank you for bringing this to out attention! We are currently working on a fix.

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    Comment #36621439

    Awesome to hear that it was useful for you!!!

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    Comment #36621425

    Most likely, the model would be less inclined to answer questions/hallucinate for prompts not related to AWS—this is definitely be a future path for improvement

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    Comment #36621403

    We're in the process of doing just that and adding chat context/basically remembering your past questions.