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bglusman

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About bglusman

PepsiCo Digital Commerce / Recurse Center (recurse.com)

brian.endofmyusername@pepsico.com (for work related stuff) or brian@endofmyusername.me for personal/hacker stuff.

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    Actually unless they’ve changed substantially Kimi kind of does this? It’s not as advertised/focused on and the API is a little nonstandard making it hard to plug some things into,…

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    Comment #48968755

    This is a wild statement to me that “nobody seems to know about Gödel”… I think I learned about him when I was like 12? And while I’ve certainly met plenty of people who haven’t he…

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    Comment #48706902

    Well… it doesn’t exist FROM APPLE or MICROSOFT or GOOGLE at their shipped OS Level, but… fundamentally this isn’t a “true OS” level feature you’re asking for, it’s something you th…

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    Comment #48676039

    This is an interesting motivation for the project... I kind of get it, but, have you looked at fnox[0][1]? Curious how you'd compare/contrast goals with that if so, I think I prefe…

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    Comment #48585227

    I think SRO's are very different from "One bedrooms" and even from studios? a studio or a one bedroom has a kitchen, a bathroom, and some living space... I think SRO's typically ha…

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    Comment #48362363

    Curious for anyone who understands the science/optics here... if/when this is available, would it still have the downsides LASIK (and contact lenses) have for older people where yo…

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    Comment #48231854

    I can’t respond to your response below but I fully agree “a lot of online criticism is not actually about truth-seeking or honest disagreement”, but I believe by ignoring the princ…

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    Comment #48231509

    You can stand by things you said but also learn from them/from people’s responses to them…. For instance, you declare someone’s response virtue signaling… This hit me in a funny wa…

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    Comment #48202728

    I think that comment was aimed at my Wardwright link, not Forge, given mention of policies and proxying model calls! I think your docs are in much better shape ;-)

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    Comment #48202717

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    Comment #48200885

    Ironically, the project this idea emerged out of for me is also called Forge, actually Calciforge… https://calciforge.org / https://github.com/bglusman/calciforge Name was just a p…

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    Comment #48200304

    Funny timing. I’ve been building something adjacent, though from a different angle: not primarily local-model reliability, but a control layer around agent execution, tools, routin…

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    Comment #48184067

    It is really easy to self-host, and do so securely...

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    Comment #48179187

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Am_a_Strange_Loop

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    Comment #47721732

    Resolved and merged now!

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    Comment #47718915

    At the moment there’s an open PR I can’t merge from mobile for some reason, adds some useful docs and tweaks probably

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    Show HN: Zeroclawed: Secure Agent Gateway

    I’ve been cautiously (and nervously) playing with openclaw and a number of other claw and code agents for a while now, but trying out different ones was tricky so I wanted a simple…

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    Comment #47635396

    For anyone interested, I’m cleaning up a project I’ve been working on that is a router for arbitrary agents derivative of/forked from ZeroClaw… part of what it does is let you swit…

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    Comment #46112293

    Yes! Came to comments to see if that was discussed/commented on above with link: https://protobuf.dev/programming-guides/json/

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    Comment #46112281

    Sure... https://protobuf.dev/programming-guides/json/ I was pushing at one point for us to have some code in our protobuf parsers that would essentially allow reading messages in e…

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    Comment #45932020

    We can't know how much is about the prompt though and how much is just stochastic randomness in the behavior of that model on that prompt, right? I mean, even given identical promp…

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    Comment #45761117

    If you want OOP than, yes, Elixir isn't it... maybe Pony? Curious what else you don't like about Elixir though besides not being OOP... it's definitely got messaging!

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    Comment #45308494

    Nice! There’s also this[0] project run by community /elixir-school[1] maintainers [0] https://elixir-companies.com/en [1] https://elixirschool.com/en