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didgeoridoo
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About didgeoridoo
Formerly Salesforce/Heroku.
Swift/iOS indie hacker, currently working on clearlyhq.com
Dad of 3 if you don’t count the dog.
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Comment #49107902
There was a recent-ish paper[0] from Sakana AI about baking facts from a document corpus into a LoRA adapter. Claimed near perfect recall on very large needle-in-haystack testing. …
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Comment #48813516
I built a game for a workshop at the AI Engineer conference last week. The idea was to try to optimize a CLI that your agent could use to call a remote service to process and fulfi…
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Comment #48437443
I’m building this! It was originally designed for human accessibility for interactive CLIs, but it turned out to be really useful for giving agents the ability to follow structured…
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Comment #48020464
I’m partial to jina.ai — they have open models for code and prose, all easily runnable locally.
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Comment #47998821
Supercritical CO2 extraction is pretty innocuous. Just buy good decaf from a place that doesn’t bathe their beans in toxic waste.
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Comment #47995603
I’m building something similar with https://github.com/LabLeaks/special (apologies for the desultory slop-laden README, need to give that a lot more human attention) but I’ve gone …
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Comment #47963495
Amazingly, there is already a recognized verb tense for this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prophetic_perfect_tense
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Comment #47777680
There is no evidence of this. Evals are quite different from "self-evals". The only robust way of determining if LLM instructions are "good" is to run them through the intended mod…
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Comment #47665417
Haha no that’s change - 4.4x MORE expletives per word in the last week.
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Comment #47664354
There are indeed non-expletive words that can contribute to the denominator, though I use them less and less these days.
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Comment #47663704
Running some quick analysis against my .claude jsonl files, comparing the last 7 days against the prior 21: - expletives per message: 2.1x - messages with expletives: 2.2x - explet…
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Show HN: Claudebar, the missing interactive menu bar for Claude Code
claudebar wraps Claude Code in a detachable, resumable tmux session with a nice status bar (showing things like session usage % and the new Peak vs. Off-Peak status), interactive s…
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Comment #47529779
Thousands of words to say: - cosmic voids are real but not actually empty, just lower density than average - pop science articles sometimes mistakenly use pictures of Bok globules …
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Comment #47495913
Along these lines, I’m working on a tool called Spotless[0] that takes a more HTTP proxy-based approach to make statefulness something the agent doesn’t have to worry about. It dir…
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Comment #47420496
There’s also the excellent Coding Machines (2009): https://www.teamten.com/lawrence/writings/coding-machines/
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Comment #47327962
That and Brooks’ underrated “The Design of Design” are notable for having an almost impossible density of quotable aphorisms on every page. They’re all so relevant today that it’s …
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Comment #47327932
Isn’t this just an API sandbox? Many services have a test/sandbox mode. I do wish they were more common outside of fintech.
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Comment #47291491
I just built something similar, specific to Claude Code. It runs as a transparent HTTP proxy that reads & rewrites the entire messages array that CC sends to its API. Same “dreamin…
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Comment #47290015
> lower-class people are in a sort of local maxima If the writer knew that the correct term is “maximum” (singular) and misused the Latin on purpose, this is brilliant. Failing tha…
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Comment #47252260
I don’t know, Simon has had a pretty sane and level head on his shoulders on this stuff. To my mind he’s earned the right to be taken seriously when talking about approaches he has…
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Comment #47216620
If someone with coprolalia is involuntarily induced to say the most awful, inappropriate thing possible in a given situation, doesn’t shouting slurs show that they aren’t racist? S…
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Comment #47181881
On the waitlist — please announce it there!
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Comment #47176349
What in the House of Leaves is this website
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Comment #47176303
Hi! Have you published the concept dictionary yet? I’m looking into using Steerling to investigate how different moral scenarios elicit various responses in LLMs (using Haidt MFT c…