no 17lands data yet for The Hobbit set, put together a better viewer for @CardGameBase's Limited tier list
No idea if the data is any good but using this to draft tonight.
hobbit.tdoot.com
No idea if the data is any good but using this to draft tonight.
hobbit.tdoot.com
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Can't wait to play with this more.
Interacting with files, making commits, no containers created.
Interacting with files, making commits, no containers created.
Your agent needs a computer, but sometimes a full Linux container is overkill.
Today we're releasing a preview of cloudflare/computer, a package that runs your code in a fast isolate when possible, falling back to a container only when it's needed.
blog.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-com…
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Gamechanger.
"what if we give an agent a primed filesystem, declaratively defined, containing everything required for the task at hand"
No more filesystem hacks to give agents monorepo + additional context and tooling.
Can't wait to dig into the source here.
"what if we give an agent a primed filesystem, declaratively defined, containing everything required for the task at hand"
No more filesystem hacks to give agents monorepo + additional context and tooling.
Can't wait to dig into the source here.
Agents need more than just a container to scale. We're introducing @cloudflare/computer, an agent runtime that dynamically orchestrates between fast, efficient isolates and full Linux containers to give every agent a computer of its own. cfl.re/4w8H8AN
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number of bot quote interactions and paid partnerships on this is wild
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systems person quoting the thing that confirms my biases
The people who can hold the whole system in their head are gonna run circles around everyone else. Been true forever, just way more obvious now.
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solving familiar problems is similar to reductions from CS theory.
recognize the new problem as an old problem in disguise, map it over, solve the mapped problem, then use a bit of creativity for whatever doesn't fit.
recognize the new problem as an old problem in disguise, map it over, solve the mapped problem, then use a bit of creativity for whatever doesn't fit.
When I was at Amazon, a new Principal Engineer joined us and, within a few weeks, came up with a problem statement and a pretty robust design that solves it.
At an all-hands (a small setup), we asked him how he came up with the problem statement and design in such a short time. His answer was interesting...
He said he had solved this exact problem twice before at his previous jobs. This was his third time :)
That is when it clicked for all of us that, at senior leadership levels, you are hired to make an impact, not just to think hard in real time. You have an edge if you have solved a similar problem before, and companies hire you to do it again.
From the company's perspective, the goal is simple: hire someone who has already solved the problem once, so they can solve it again with fewer mistakes and much greater velocity.
Instead of looking for a new problem to solve every time, if you are comfortable solving one hard problem several times, there is insane money to be made.
Hope this helps :)
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