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hamish-b

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About hamish-b

working on agents at ampcode.com lover of trees.

email: hamish (at) ampcode.com

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    Comment #47860985

    (disclaimer: I work at ampcode) Give the oracle at amp a go :) Our TUI is really nice as well. Get in touch for some credits.

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    Comment #46101294

    Excellent course (I did mine ~2019), super grateful to Paul and Stanford for continuously releasing it publicly and updating them all these years later.

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    Comment #45964723

    What a wild ride, the traffic to my site is more akin to a rollercoaster. Got better for a few mins and then fell back apart.

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    Comment #45766522

    I'm surprised people aren't really talking about how this affects Adobe going into the future. Adobe frankly has been hostile to it's users for the past while, this should really s…

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    Comment #45299823

    Nice work, what you're up to is pretty impressive :^)

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    Comment #45299274

    Site is currently down, wayback machine link: https://web.archive.org/web/20250919031347/https://lenowo.or...

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    Comment #45258057

    My problem _still_ with all of the codex/gpt based offerings is that they think for way too long. After using Claude 4 models through cursor max/ampcode I feel much more effective …

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    I've been working hard at this problem over at https://kurnell.ai . Our thesis is that going forward it's unrealistic to ban or detect-and-reprimand AI, therefore we need to meet s…

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    Comment #44958107

    Note that the article references 65B -- this is in AUD.

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    Comment #44792244

    Extremely well said, as someone from the inner west suburbs I totally get it. Brisbane is having it's time in the sun, we deserve it!

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    Comment #44630643

    I had hand-done mine on https://kurnell.ai - its really cool to see that I could have computationally done this instead :) I used rive.app to encode the frames and create a state m…

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    Comment #44630340

    Super cool! I don't see any clear description of what the difference between the pro and the free licenses are. Maybe the website could be updated with that?

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    Comment #44588541

    I like seeing what users are currently viewing the same page, but man the constant jostling of users coming and going made it hard to read the post.

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    Comment #44441435

    This sounds great, and is similar to the workflow I get from a high level stand point with https://ampcode.com/ - albeit without the model wrangling. To the author & anyone reading…

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    My father spent a lot of time in Surry Hills in the 90s. Got the shock of his life when I told him I was moving there. I have been living around the area for the past 4 years, and …

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    Comment #43984031

    Will do! Will drop you a line when I do.

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    Comment #43980972

    This is exactly what I was wanting to reach for, wanted my chrome extension UI to match my react website. Appreciate your work!

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    I'm not sure how I hadn't heard about Charle's Proxy for iPhone before! I've done some light pentesting before and had to manually result to grepping for strings throughout the app…

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    Comment #43757452

    Interesting! Can you perhaps elaborate a bit more on what you saw at the time, in the sense of why it was so bad (Nintendo lawyers, look away)?

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    Comment #42884196

    Immediately something felt off when I saw the AI generated cover photo. Hard to describe, but I immediately profile a page online when I see clear AI slop. I wouldn't want to taint…

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    Comment #42286266

    Just seeing the date on the article as 19 years ago rather than 2005 hit a little harder than I expected

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    Comment #42178376

    Call me crazy -- I like it's whimsical nature

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    Comment #41740903

    Incredible insight, thank you! Could you elaborate on any more of your experiences with PPU/SPU programming? Also, what have you gone on to do since then?