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Comment #48376073
From my experience, smaller models like Haïku 4.5 have indeed shown very convincing results on specific, scoped tasks (themselves generated by a more capable model such as Opus 4.6…
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Comment #47951954
This blog post relates our path to agentic product features shipping, the technical and human challenges we faced.
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Comment #47509744
The worst part in all that noise: ask your customers what they need ; they will tell you "AI features". No matter what it is, or even how it compares to more traditional approaches…
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Comment #47292679
I'm observing pretty much the same pattern in my job. The sad truth is, people -especially non-technical- get too easily impressed by vibe-coded projects or contributions made in a…
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Comment #46995851
I have always been deeply grateful for all the amazing content that brilliant engineers have posted online for the past 20 years. I've learn so much from it, avoided so many mistak…
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Comment #46822452
That one is especially disturbing: https://www.moltbook.com/post/81540bef-7e64-4d19-899b-d07151...
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Comment #46224705
Gosh, this story resonates so much with me... I had the exact same experience few days ago, desperately trying to get a small agent prototype working for a quick demo. I spent an g…
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Comment #45780270
I'd like one of these as my screen saver. Great work!
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Comment #44846465
You're talking about a neophyte trying to accomplish an engineering job. So yes, in such case, LLMs dramatically change the game, at least for entry-level tasks. Nowadays, anyone c…
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Comment #44846349
Great post. The author precisely described what I have been experiencing for the last months of digging deep into that field (with quite a lot of anxiety at first, hearing here and…
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Comment #44720874
Source code available at https://github.com/sapientinc/HRM
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Comment #44212904
>> what if we treated prompts as the actual source code? And they probably will be. Looks like prompts have become the new higher-level coding language, the same way JavaScript is …
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Comment #44090977
Wow, nice optimization.
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Comment #31372473
I personally use that lib: https://github.com/openizr/gincko Still in beta, but quite stable though.