building stuff with AI, hacking, and def not vibe coding... 🇺🇦 taras.lol and building agent-swarm.dev Taking care of our baby @agent__swarm

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I'm 29. AI founder from Ukraine, based in Barcelona. Looking to connect with other hackers and people interested in multiplayer AI! Hit me up ☺️
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does someone know how replit is doing? been silent for a while, no?
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Hi there, my account got a rebrand. Something is cooking...
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So Boris used formal verification techniques to improve their code at Anthropic. We did the same using TLA+ in the swarm, and we found some issues in 2 of our core components! Ah, and it also proposed simplifying a flow from 1.3M states to just below 5k. All done by the swarm itself, pretty dope!
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@bcherny hope u proud too
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So Sonnet 5.5 just dropped, so we had to test it out in the agent-swarm, and we did. Up to 2x faster and ~20% cheaper in some tasks. Should you use it for the lead? No, use Opus 5.5. Should you change your generalist agent? Sure! Let's see what OpenAI has prepared for us today... but you better off using Opus 5.5 if you a sub, or Luna if you need something cheaper.
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This type of comparison feel like the previous one is shit, but they probably did the same shitting on 4.5, and will do when they release 5.7 on 5.5.
Replying to @claudeai
Sonnet 5.5 also has a knack for design. It adds polish to user interfaces and follows templates to create slides that need minimal editing.
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can someone explain why they keep doing this cinematic release videos that give 0 value and understanding over what is going on?
Introducing Claude Sonnet 5.5, the second model in the Claude 5.5 family. It’s a clear upgrade over Sonnet 5, runs more than 30% faster, and costs up to 30% less for most work.
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#1 in PH @sama I told you
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ok this is insane
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For the curious, here's the side by side 🫣
A while ago @linear did a nice release video on loops, yesterday I sent it to our swarm and asked it to replicate it as accurately as it could. Few hours later I got this… (re)introducing schedules, one of the multiples features of the swarm. How? Gemini flash to scrape it and understanding it, then remotion with three.js to create the video. Link to the blog the swarm wrote to copy our approach in 🧵
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A while ago @linear did a nice release video on loops, yesterday I sent it to our swarm and asked it to replicate it as accurately as it could. Few hours later I got this… (re)introducing schedules, one of the multiples features of the swarm. How? Gemini flash to scrape it and understanding it, then remotion with three.js to create the video. Link to the blog the swarm wrote to copy our approach in 🧵
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catching up!
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if u take a shot every time she does not know something good luck
Here is official trailer, You Can See Everything
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Yesterday I gave a talk on the memory system of the agent-swarm. And it was great to hear all the different approaches teams follow. Our approach is kind of controversial tho, we use reputation! It’s a clever yet simple way of giving agents rate their own memories. What happens then is a very similar approach as in RL training with rewards. It does not matter if we have a ton of memories, as the good ones will stay. If you are curious about it, ir disagree please hmu as I would love to chat about it :)
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Replying to @hackspain26
@hackspain26 ha sido reflejo de lo que se viene con una organización totalmente AI-native. Cada idea, por loca que fuera, implementada en minutos por @mrloldev , @disamdev y @dumenac . Cero límites.
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Open Source always wins
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Replying to @enggirlfriend
the right answer is wife does whatever she wants with her life. work or not work.
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the cooking at @hackspain26 CINTA - Class-agnostic INline Transport Analyzer Check it out at hack-growth.dev @jamipuchi
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