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devashish86
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Comment #48820736
Author here. Want to share the results of my experiments with local inference. I failed to get decent output from my previous setup ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48587865 …
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Comment #48655052
fair points. will take this into account in the next post.
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Comment #48655041
fair point, i'll publish the methodology in the beginning next time onward. fwiw, this is my high level process. 1. i keep comprehensive notes _while_ i'm experimenting(like checkp…
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Comment #48587887
Author here. Quick context the post doesn't quite spell out: The tool_choice="auto" failure on Qwen3-Next isn't a parser issue — the model reasons inside , decides, and never emits…
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Comment #48541038
Building Clawrium ( https://github.com/ric03uec/clawrium ), a CLI to orchestrate a fleet of autonomous agents(like openclaw, hermes etc) on multiple physical hosts. As I started ru…
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Comment #47866439
I have 2 OpenClaws running on an old Ubuntu box, and one on a PI. Every config change meant SSHing into each one, tweaking files, restarting services, checking logs. Its all fun du…
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Show HN: Clawrium – A CLI for managing AI agent fleet across multiple instances
Announcement post: https://www.devashish.me/p/introducing-clawrium-an-aquarium
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Comment #47795202
I'm running a few instances of OpenClaw(and Zeroclaw). I use it for a few things 1. Experimenting with local models. OpenClaw uses local inference on a DGX Spark machine. Helps me …
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Show HN: Local and Cloud LLM Comparison Using Nvidia DGX Spark
Sharing a recording and notes from my demo at AI Tinkerers Seattle last week. I ran 6 different models in parallel on identical coding tasks and had a judge score each output on a …
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Comment #45849783
I'm a heavy cc user for writing code, reviewing documentation, brainstorming, updating jira tickets etc etc. For the past few months, I started experimenting with managing a team u…
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Comment #42647942
> The problem with the "everyone" model being pitched here is that it may as well be a synonym for "nobody." Can't agree with this enough! Thanks for your inputs. A lot of it reson…
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Comment #42647817
I agree that building visibility makes accountability easier. Its relatively trivial to build observability for individual services and we have achieved some version of it. The pro…
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Comment #42646896
Already done! This actually works pretty well when two conditions are true 1. cost becomes an engineering-org wide pain point 2. there are a bunch of low hanging fruit (another way…
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Comment #42646833
Standards enforcement like tagging, TF structure, pipelines etc is currently owned by the platform team. We also have mechanisms to figure out the cost change (approximately) with …
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Ask HN: Who is accountable for cloud costs in your org?
Context: I lead the DevOps team in a mid size engineering org (60 engineers approximately). The product is a B2B SaaS product. The organization started taking cloud costs seriously…
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Comment #28038413
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