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rgbrgb
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About rgbrgb
Computing on data with https://setoku.com
Working on https://www.hedgy.works
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Comment #49150062
Im not OP but as someone who did one of these recently, I think about it kind of like sharing an essay. I had an idea, I clauded a working thing, used and refined until it was usef…
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Comment #49141034
I feed live monarch money data to fable to get help with: 1. high level portfolio composition stuff 2. when to rebalance what where 3. what to sell 4. thinking through money moves …
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Comment #49137201
In the past few years I've been using a "dirty db" approach to testing where I run parallel integration tests against a single postgres-based backend without any cleanup between te…
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Comment #49110723
Very cool. What model is used for the judge? We use setoku for Claude-built internal tooling but the design doesn’t allow writes so that there’s no inference cost on the server. Ha…
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Comment #49025584
today I posted a show HN that got insta-flagged by an AI detector. I had written the post then gone back and forth with claude, getting to a refined version I thought was much bett…
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Show HN: Setoku – Self-hosted knowledge server for AI agents
hey hn, I wanted to share a side project we’ve been using and iterating at Hedgy for the past couple weeks. It’s our take on a self-hosted company brain that is powered entirely by…
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Comment #48937564
> randomly stating who you are it's not random at all. that's literally what the resume is supposed to be and what the hiring manager wants to know! This is a real human hiring man…
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Comment #48928456
in my experience models will answer introspective questions decisively but can't actually introspect. this is pretty similar to humans (e.g. ford's faster horses quote). with AI st…
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Comment #48926469
looks cool. what is latency like? I haven't used qmd before and it looks like it runs 3 local models.
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Comment #48851386
Why do you think you were audited?
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Comment #48808854
A version of this I've been enjoying is mostly solo dev but with a biz-guy partner. I mostly just build software but have a partner who will go find out how people are using it, wh…
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Comment #48766794
i guess not. you're right, this is not cool!
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Comment #48766572
~was truly surprised and delighted by this today. claude's recs are usually pretty good. imo as a product engineer this is a good default and all the cranky experts in here can tur…
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Comment #48763396
This is cool. I was skeptical of MCP's until I made one recently. They're essentially the exact same as 1) giving your agent a CLI tool or REST API and 2) pointing it there in an A…
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Comment #48577810
Notably it has 0 wins.
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Comment #48483348
congrats on the launch! site and docs look great. can you host this yourself or do you need to use helix-cloud? the chat thing on the side seems to push me to helix-cloud but it lo…
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Comment #48374622
very cool. session replays are so crucial for understanding new features qualitatively, especially before you have enough users for useful quantitative metrics. ballpark, how much …
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Comment #48371694
fwiw my experience building a small tech talent agency / recruiting shop disagrees with this. Cold application pipelines are overwhelmed by gen AI applications and many of the (ver…
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Comment #48227671
Congrats on the launch! > Agents can now get an email inbox by themselves. (This also means a lot of email nobody wants to read gets processed by AI instead of your inbox being clu…
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Comment #48111489
i love this because it seems like you've turned vibecoding up to 11 unleashing the non-technicals in your org to ship vibecode slop straight to prod. it's an idea so obviously terr…
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Comment #48050860
I built a toy BS with very dumb agents in school in 2012 or so. Multi-agent systems were kind of fringe and retro. It's nuts that modern agents look about the same (basically an OO…
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