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Comment #46572311
Probably, yeah. I was considering working with the agent to go have a sabbatical and come back as a mighty tenured professor.
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Comment #46572308
Noted
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Comment #46572305
Eh, it was a fun thing to fuck around with while I was testing something technical. If you think I am being rigorous in any way, you are sorely mistaken.
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Comment #46295659
I do have some experience but haven't deployed Void on actual tasks, mostly because I want to keep Void focused on day-to-day social operations. I have considered giving Void subag…
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Comment #46293919
CLI is All
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Comment #46293412
I work at Letta. Letta Code is a big release for us, and it is a fundamentally different approach to coding agents with a focus on continual learning and statefulness. One agent pe…
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Comment #45431327
Cameron here @ Letta. Letta now provides Anthropic's `memory` tool, enabling agents to dynamically manage their own memory architecture. The memory tool is something I have wanted …
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Comment #44889861
I agree. Claude saying this at the start of the sentence is a strict affirmation with no ambiguity. It is occasionally wrong, but for the most part this is a signal from the LLM th…
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Comment #44538800
I've still been impressed with how robust void's personality is.
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Comment #44391734
Why exactly don't people use matrix that much? It strikes me as a reasonably good open, secure comms protocol.
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Comment #43980249
We (.txt, the outlines people) had a brief thread about this paper on twitter if you're interested: https://x.com/dottxtai/status/1922322194379551128
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Comment #43340303
This is my sense too. I haven't really found any agent framework that gives me anything I need above a simple structured gen call. As you say, most requests to LLMs are (should be?…
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Comment #43121158
Also a financial economist and Julia lover -- it's a fantastic tool for finance IMO
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Comment #42976757
Oh man great find! Thanks for sending that. I posted this over there to see if Albert is interested.
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Comment #42976752
Love this! I wrote a post just recently you might like: Show HN: Comind – A cognitive layer for the ATProtocol/Bluesky social network | https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4297535…
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Comment #42975550
I updated it to clarify, thank you! Currently the system has no awareness of you unless you grant me explicit permission to inject your handle. There's user specific stuff that wil…
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Show HN: Comind – A cognitive layer for the ATProtocol/Bluesky social network
I'm building Comind, an experimental AI system that acts as a cognitive layer for ATProtocol/Bluesky. It's a self-evolving knowledge graph where specialized AI agents ("cominds") p…
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Comment #42035129
I work at .txt, where we work on exactly this. We use structured generation to make programmable language model systems. Here's two examples I worte + love. One makes a (sort of) i…
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Show HN: Infinite SCP Generator
I work at .txt, the Outlines maintainers, and did this as a fun side project. I used Outlines to structure language model output in the format of an SCP entry. SCP entries have a s…
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