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binyang_qiu
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Comment #48291770
As a founder, I can definitely feel this pain. So much company knowledge is just the thing on our laptops, and then we hope we can write accurate docs later. Actually we can't beca…
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Comment #48275332
Cool. After reading your README, the "post-part" hook is the most interesting part for me. Chunk-level hooks make it easier to plug into things like rclone or other workflows. As y…
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Comment #48232893
The repo-native approach is pretty cool. Many agent systems still feel opaque because the operational context is buried within prompts and tools. Putting the company memory into Gi…
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Comment #48203462
For me, the interesting part is the review loop after agents have written the code. For a native app that handles files and sanitized HTML, did you rely more on tests, manual use, …
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Comment #48203392
It makes sense to do replay before prevention. For an agent, the challenge is often not recognizing that a bad action occurred, but reconstructing the complete decision context tha…
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Comment #48175150
For me, the interesting part here isn't GPT-2, it's the memory discipline. I feel like most inference runtimes slowly leak allocations everywhere as features pile up.
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Comment #48175117
I think the git worktree per task idea makes more sense. The hard part with parallel agents seems to be reviewing and merging the mess
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Comment #48166349
Make sense. A lot of these 10+ year old APIs end up surprisingly durable also because so many existing clients still depend on them. Thank you!
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Comment #48145594
Do you think the DMG installation method will continue to be a long-term part of the macOS ecosystem, or is it more of a continuation of indie Mac culture?
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Comment #48145485
So innovative! I've talked to your goose and I found this is really a great way to test whether I truly understand concept. I don't know how the goose thinks, maybe it would be eve…
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Comment #48145388
I think your concept of this APP is meaningful for most people. I'm curious to know how you handle data calibration, especially when it comes to different regions, remote offers, a…
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Comment #48145299
Awesome job! It really frees up my hands. As another reviewer mentioned, I’m so curious to know exactly what this robot can do when cleaning a room, how thoroughly it cleans, and w…