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manojbajaj95
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Comment #49166095
Short sweet and to the point.
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Comment #49166074
I've been working with self improvement harness a little bit and one thing i've come to conclusion is harness task fit. The learning can be significantly improved if we understand …
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Comment #49166049
I agree with the premise that LLMs reward experstise, but people without expertise can very eaily learn to prompt correctly and get to a result that is very good. I remember somebo…
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Comment #48291844
Strong agree with the point that "agents" shouldn't be called "agents", as agency lies with human. That being said, I don't like the word clanker either.
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Comment #48233173
What are some of the use cases where AgentMail makes sense?
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Comment #48185988
Congrats on the launch. Currently all my hobby projects go like procure auth from clerk, database from neon, vercel/cloudflare for deployment, etc etc. This could actually solve th…
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Comment #47959364
How does this differ from multiple MCP gateways that are available? And how would this work with our custom tools?
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Comment #47944654
Haven't used clawvisor, but what I understand is that its trying to solve the same problem but very diffefrently. Authsome doesn't bundle any tooling and works as an MITM proxy wit…
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Comment #47937043
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Comment #47921078
I'm building https://github.com/manojbajaj95/authsome to solve similar problem. Would love to know your opinion.
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Comment #47887297
Try out, https://github.com/manojbajaj95/authsome . I'm trying to work with LLM secrets too. Still alpha, but thats the direction i'm taking
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Comment #47887053
Been tinkering with something of my own at https://github.com/manojbajaj95/authsome . Core goal was to do credential management, from an ease point of view and not security.
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Comment #47328047
I attended a talk from Yann LeCun, and he always had a strong opinion about auto-regressive models. Its nice to see someone not just chasing hype and doing more research.
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Comment #47274654
Happy to answer questions about how the code generation works or how this integrates with Claude Code.
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Show HN: MCP-skill – generate Python skills from MCP servers
I've been experimenting with MCP-based agents for some of my daily workflows (checking assigned issues, gathering context, drafting plans, etc.). With most agent frameworks, tool c…
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Comment #47244081
Early in my carrier, i saw code written by people both junior and senior. Every single time i saw a great code, it made me feel like its so simple. heck, i could have written it. I…
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Comment #41487839
This is nice. Useful to look busy at office while reading HN
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Comment #41422329
Yes. This is important, rather than treating it as a gospel, each company/founder has to find out a way that work for them. It doesn't have to Steve Jobs model nor the John Sculley…
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Comment #41422308
In footnotes, he mentioned that C level execs are good at managing up rather than down. As I've seen, this happens with a lot of founders who are busy manging VCs and other stakeho…
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Comment #38893096
Why don't we have one open source SaaS boilerplate?
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Ask HN: How do you keep your documentation, how-to, examples and blogs updated?
Blog posts, how-to guides, etc get outdated very quickly specially when you are doing multiple product launches. How do you keep them updated? Also, as a user i face issue of outda…
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Comment #38501694
Why shouldn't i use supabase?
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Comment #37389221
fyi, Sirch.org isn't reachable.
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