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Location: San Francisco Bay Area, CA Remote: Yes (US and international consulting); available for occasional onsite work and travel Willing to relocate: No Technologies: LLM agents…

Nope, not bored at all. I'm clicking on most HN AI threads out of sheer curiosity, eager to learn new techniques and see what folks are thinking or building. Given its transformati…

I’m pleasantly surprised this was AI assisted so deeply that inconsistencies like that slipped by you. The writing is really extraordinary. It made me want to read for fun again fo…

Thanks for those links - these are the rules and norms I didn’t know before. Now that I see them, they seem pretty sensible overall. Some are of them are a bit quirky.

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By all means! I’m not sure if Hacker News rules or norms permit us to talk here or not but I’ll at least respond here as a start: What about loyal agents would you like to talk abo…

This discussion hits close to home. A few of us at Stanford and Consumer Reports have been working on a project called Loyal Agents (loyalagents.org ) that’s focused on the same co…

Here’s what Claude Sonnet 4.5 suggested to take this piece from something that sounds impressive but lacks substance to something that could actually deliver on its promise. I did …

Based on the URL correlation and content, it sure appears to be the same book.

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Not quite - as I understand it box-counting measures global space-filling, manifolds handle local coordinate structure. Consider that the Earth is locally flat but globally spheric…

Synthi is an open web tool that instantly summarizes and synthesizes Hacker News threads and their linked articles, grouping every point of view by topic. [Live demo here: https://…

Wow - I'd forgotten all about this but just realized I have posts from an entire phase of earlier professional life - topic by topic and event by event - on an old blog there. Amaz…

This is a fun project to be sure. I just wish the author would not refer to the experiment as an "autonomous startup builder" unless they mean it humorously. Having poked around th…

Ruv (of Claude Flow) seems to like the new Claude Agents a lot, and already is leveraging them in Claude Flow. He waxes positively on the topic here: https://www.linkedin.com/posts…

One of the things that I found most frustrating about USB-C hubs is how hard it is to find one that actually gives you multiple USB-C ports. I have several USB-C devices but most h…

* I'd call it "VibeOffice".

That system would make a tidy startup, especially if tightly integrated with an open source office suite behind the scenes (LibreOffice, OpenOffice, etc) and a generative AI native…

Got it, thanks for clarifying! So if I’m understanding you right, you’re saying that all the generative stuff the LLM does—like creating text—basically becomes part of the ‘argumen…

I’m still stuck on the first sentence "An LLM should never output anything but tool calls and their arguments” because it just doesn’t make sense to me. Tool calling is great, but …

> No one actually pays that price. The $1000 misrepresented in the article… With respect, that is absolutely incorrect. People absolutely pay over $1000 and do so monthly. For exam…

I was fortunate to get early access to the new Agent SDK and APIs that OpenAI dropped today and made an open source project to show some of the capabilities [1]. If you are using a…

Here’s the conclusion of a much more refined initial review by Andrej Karpathy [1] which, I think overall, comports with the substance of my own hot take: “As far as a quick vibe c…

Update: Now I am a person who has used Grok 3 to generate evocative fiction (using your description as the catalyst): https://x.com/i/grok/share/r8XR6IdeuzDLDFTL7xDHLuADO