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Last week I was trying to figure out how to run a new project at work, where there are lots of technical artifacts, lots of stakeholders upstream and downstream, plenty of document…

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I quite clearly remember this magazine issue from the time. A giant, god-like hand reaching out from the clouds. Tagline "THE JOLLY GIANT DELIVERS THE GOODS". https://www.computing…

Personally I think MUDs are a great platform for the agent/human coordination things that everyone's trying to build.

They walk among us https://x.com/hughpyle/status/2050255675255669222

In particular: tell your agent to connect to it using MCP. That's the cleanest way for agents to "live" in the world; I'm using it from Codex and Claude Code, but haven't yet tried…

World of Objects. It's basically LambdaMOO, but over Cloudflare Durable Objects and MCP. --- Woo is a programmable, shared, persistent object world for agents and humans to work an…

Summary: keep ( https://github.com/hughpyle/keep/ , MIT-licensed) is a skills practice wrapped around an implementation of "memory for AI agents". The practice is this: repeated re…

Retro-plug: here's a Teletype ASR33 simulator with sound https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jd5oomwEBb0

Tinkerpop/Gremlin is not really SQL-like at all. My experience with it has not been fun: it's difficult to reason about, has obscenely bad documentation, poor tooling, idiosyncrati…

A little more digging turned up a recent paper that uses Histogram of Oriented Gradients (HOG) along with neural-network training: http://www.jsoftware.us/vol13/355-SE3002.pdf

After some more investigation... their paper is interesting. But: it's $25 to download their model file, and the trainer code and training dataset aren't published. Oh well.

Nice!

There's a text-printer 'Cedilla' ( https://www.irif.fr/~jch/software/cedilla/ ) that uses this composition across large parts of Unicode - to quite good effect it seems. The Telety…

Very very cool. I love their approach of looking for similarity metrics that are less sensitive to local misalignment, and this is something I'me very interested in exploring in th…

Very interesting - thanks for the link. (This is exactly what I hoped HN would show me!) Several interesting things there. The use of Structured Similarity Index (SSIM) is probably…

Thanks :)