ambersahdev

Do you deal with memory compaction yourself or let the models handle it?

Open-sourced, LLM-based, full autopilot for Mac, Windows, and Linux.

https://github.com/AmberSahdev/Open-Interface

Working on testing local LLMs right now.

I don't think it would perform too well in tabular contexts, at least with just natural language, for reasons I've explored in one of my own projects [https://github.com/AmberSahdev/Open-Interface/?tab=readme-ov...].

That said, I would still think it's very doable to set reserved keywords to navigate it ourselves while keeping it conversational.

Very similar to what I've been working on for a bit - https://github.com/AmberSahdev/Open-Interface

I think the idea of self-operating computers should get more traction than it currently does. Imagine wanting to create a song and not having to watch 10 hours of Garage Band Youtube tutorials.

  - Location: San Francisco
  - Remote: Preferred. Hybrid for good fits. 
  - Willing to relocate: No
  - Technologies: Python, Go, C++, Flask, Django, Tensorflow, PyTorch. 
  - Résumé/CV: https://AmberSah.dev
  - Email: asahdev0@gmail.com 

That's neat! Recently I've been looking for resources on getting a py2app MacOS app notarized by Apple but haven't been able to find any precedent. Would love to see a tutorial for that too since you guys seems to be domain experts in this

Also built completely in Python

Here's the Slack Bot: https://slack.com/apps/A046S38NNE8-nudge

Discord and Slack Notifications for Terminal Commands

Nudge Notifier: https://NudgeNotifier.com

Availability: MacOS, Slack, Discord.

Why:

- Builds at my current monolithic architecture employer take forever and I often notice failed builds too late.

- I don't like pausing Seinfeld to go check on my terminal.

- Developer Productivity is on a lot of companies' minds and Nudge pings developers when they can resume their work.

- Reminded me of https://xkcd.com/303/

Features:

- Effortless mobile notifications for long-running terminal commands.

- It'll even notify you when your builds running over ssh finish execution without installing it on the ssh target.

https://ihatescrum.dev

Just spent yesterday making this gag project here: https://ihatescrum.dev