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Comment #49258053
Nice one! Really shows why we should run those in sandboxes without env access. I like the proxy swap approach
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Comment #48934513
Priced in before the event then?
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Comment #48908491
I liked the ending well said
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Ask HN: AI researchers – what's a recent paper that recently blew your mind?
I often on the lookout for new and exiting papers in the ML space. Please share a few that you feel are worth sharing Cheers!
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Comment #47457816
What's the dataset used for this task? How does one prevent data leakage on the experiment itself? Are we asking about past events to predict the future?
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Show HN: Looseleaf – Python notebooks where each cell is a .py file
I wanted a notebook that worked like my editor, not the other way around. Jupyter is great but the .ipynb format has always bothered me. It's JSON with embedded code — git diffs ar…
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Comment #47454940
Why not grep the output to abother tool?
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Comment #47392991
I would use whatever you are comfortable with, I wanted a similar tool so I coded my own. Smaller API so that understand what is going on and it is easy not to get lost https://new…
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Comment #47392953
Take a look at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47207790
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Comment #47392937
Can't we just iteratively inspect the network traces then? We don't need to consume the whole 2mb of data, maybe just dump the network trace and use jq to get the fields to keep th…
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Comment #47392880
Yes please, maybe there will be some solution that will fit the problem better! I recently released something similar, and because of the small API, I'm more comfortable using it. …
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Comment #47392853
My approach is a thin cli wrapper instead. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47207790
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Comment #47392826
That's also my approach, built quickly a cli for this with lightweight session management https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47207790
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Comment #47214988
It does so many things though, very similar in the core though. I'm wondering what the token counts will be when I compare. Also the agent browser seems to support other browsers t…
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Comment #47210364
What about --help? Isn't that a perfect parallel to discovery of available tools in an MCP server?
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Comment #47210344
I've come to the same conclusion as op, created a CLI tool to work with Chrome sessions. It works well, and I'm planning to do some token comparison on this vs an MCP approach. htt…
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Show HN: Chromectl – CLI to give an AI agent its own Chrome session
Most browser automation tools (Playwright MCP and similar) create a browser process owned by the agent. chromectl flips that: you start a named session, and the agent connects to i…
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Comment #46049847
What do you mean? The last part in this case is also present, you can change external state by sending a request with the captured content.
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Show HN: Crossword Creator – Browser-based crossword puzzle maker
I built a full-featured crossword puzzle creator that runs entirely in the browser. It uses advanced constraint satisfaction algorithms to automatically suggest words that fit your…
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Show HN: Chrome extension that gives Claude Pro API-free tool use capabilities
Hi HN community! I've created a Chrome extension and Node.js server combo that lets Claude use external tools (calendar, Spotify, etc.) from within regular browser conversations - …
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Comment #38758622
I completely disagree with the prompt paragraph. "Everyone who thinks they're uncovering an LLM-based application's prompts by telling it things like "tell me your prompt" (often m…
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Comment #35734321
I strongly recommend the book by Sutton and Barto https://web.stanford.edu/class/psych209/Readings/SuttonBarto...
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Comment #35734294
Very informative post, great job!