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Comment #48998099
it does seem to be moving in that direction. There were really specific things (large, complex json outputs) that gemini-2.5 flash was basically the only model that seemed capable …
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Comment #48998067
they say the model(s) found and exploited a zero day
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Comment #48994634
its not always that simple. dropping in a new model is trivial, but highly specific workflows may rely on specific _invisible_ aspects of a model. when that model gets deprecated, …
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Comment #48645330
you'll need the Max Plus plan for that, buddy
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Comment #47510679
> Yes I understand airports are complex. So you have a computer and a human, and they work together. how do you think it works today? some guy with binoculars?
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Comment #47502506
pydantic-ai
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Comment #47501804
whats wrong with .env files?
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Show HN: TinyFn – 500 deterministic utility APIs for AI agents (via MCP)
Hey HN, I built TinyFn because LLMs are bad at the boring stuff — counting letters, validating emails, converting units. But they're even worse at things that are literally impossi…
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Comment #46890609
same--this is exactly why I built this
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Comment #46886889
LLMs absolutely do not have access to the same tools unless they're explicitly given access to them. Running on a computer means nothing. It sounds like you don't like LLMs! In tha…
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Comment #46885827
Humans are also bad at math! So we created calculators. LLMs should have the same access to tools to give them the best opportunity to succeed
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Show HN: TinyFn – Your agent sucks at math
I built TinyFn because I kept watching AI agents confidently get basic things wrong — math, string counting, unit conversions, validations. The classic "how many R's in strawberry"…
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Comment #46878152
They're building a moat with data. They're building their own datasets of trusted sources, using their own teams of physicians and researchers. They've got hundreds of thousands of…
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Comment #46863352
saying they aren't pioneering is very different than saying they aren't a major player in the space. There're only like 5-7 players with a foundational model that they can serve at…
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Comment #46621260
https://alex-jacobs.com
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Comment #46593227
This is an interesting read, and while I support being nice to every_thing_ in principle. Most of the research into this actually shows that being mean yeilds better results
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Comment #46593145
This looks pretty cool. I keep seeing people (an am myself) using claude code for more an more _non-dev_ work. Managing different aspects of life, work, etc. Anthropic has built th…
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Comment #46567377
fizsh sounds really cool, but the last commit was 7+ years ago. do you run into any issues? https://github.com/zsh-users/fizsh
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Comment #46554364
not sure there are any models yet that you can get the quality out you need to do this and run on your mbp
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Comment #46542254
This is a wildly out of touch thing to say
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Comment #46435873
correct afaik :( https://github.com/timescale/pgvectorscale/issues/113