Building tool-using AI agents from scratch gets old fast—especially the repetitive setup for API calls and integrations. Even MCP gets old, having to make an entirely new API if you want others to make use of your agents.So, I created a directory of pre-built agents you can plug into your projects with a single fetch request. No more writing your own tools or wrestling with boilerplate...
I got sick of building out tool-using agents over-and-over again - so here's a bunch you can use at-cost with a single fetch request.Just launched on Product Hunt too!Please let me know which other functions or agents you want added. Supports the OpenAI provider only right now.
Please let me know which other functions or agents you want added. Supports the OpenAI provider only right now.
Feedback: https://colossal.featurebase.app/
Do you work for an asbestos company?
The rationale here seems to be that if we give a large enough entity enough leeway with the lives of its constituents, then anything less than the extremes of punishment is necessarily morally righteous because they were not the subject of the minimum or maximum punishment - punishment that the large-enough-entity was indeed capable of giving them because of that leeway - but kind enough instead to apply "the law" which necessitates punishment somewhere between the extremes.
Which is exactly the point of "guidelines" being super high in the first place - so that you can be a subject of anything in-between the floor and the worst imaginable, and people can turn around and feel just about it, because they are not its subject.
My point is no one should be seeing even a year in prison as their punishment for essentially smuggling sheep, it has nothing to do with federal sentencing guidelines, the argument is from a moral perspective - it biases the punishment upwards and then allows the court to assert any fine or damages below that amount but vastly above what it would be if the maximum was not five years per count.
Kill a guy, that's 10 years.
Yeah seems like a totally rational and not depraved punishment system.
Some other people lose their favorite toy as an kid and it really does become a deep rumination pattern of traumatic loss for them.
Who wants to spend hours bothering with hardline process - you’re the programmer, you’re going to be the guy answering any questions on your pull; therefore you’re going to have to look at it yourself.
The real rate, not the imaginary rate of inflation.
Because it’s their only high growth asset, and their largest.
How did it get that way?
You can go step by step through this process of root cause analysis and see that it is because our money is weak.