dphuang2

I am curious about the exceptions. Is *anybody* using an agent framework with large production usage? I suspect no, but curious to see if anybody on HN knows otherwise.

Konfig founder here, 100% agree. I wouldn't recommend anybody to actually try to decipher/deploy Konfig for their own use. I will say that one of our customers was able to deploy our docs platform for themselves while they find a way to deal with the blowout of Konfig shutting down.

why, for visual or functional reasons?

UPDATE: I looked it up, I guess its just convention tp use en dash

thanks for linking it directly

I think the transformers can be leveraged in a similar way for robotics. Prior art probably exists in self-driving or humanoids.

javascript fatigue

Interesting read. Contrary to what HN thinks, I think its good that VCs feel a forcing function to differentiate themselves. Like any other market, competition is good.

none taken—I appreciate the criticism!

The original purpose of the article is to highlight opinions from the community—not to be a scientific conclusion on what approach is better.

If somebody is seeking an answer for their own engineering problems, then the necessary due diligence is always required on their part.

Thanks for the kind comment! Glad you enjoy the content style—it takes a lot of time to gather comments.

Hm, definitely interesting to have some inline example/resources, I can see examples augmenting the original opinions.

What an ironic observation since LLMs are itself a probability machine.

Such an experiment has happened and well-documented here: https://htmx.org/essays/a-real-world-react-to-htmx-port/.

But still, experiments only happen in one context so its hard to extrapolate how the results would predict your own situation. This is why I think parsing opinions is a great through-provoking exercise.