Good video to learn more about Bedrock https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNOJYKSLvws
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dimitarvp
96 minutes sounds very rough for my inhuman schedule but I’ll try hard to carve some time, thank you.
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webofbits
I already watched DDH (author of Ruby on Rails) 6h interview with Lex Fridman - but of course by splitting in my parts. Each during a gym session
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dimitarvp
I am too efficient, I go through the dishes in 15 minutes. 
And I hate cooking but oh well. Anyway, I’ll get to it. The time is very in question but I am sold on the idea and the final result so I’ll find the time and energy.
…or I’ll link a few spare laptops I have in a cluster and run Ollama with a local Whisper-like model to transcribe videos for me.
My gym sessions are between 35 minutes (heavy) and 100-ish minutes (longer breaks but exercising muscles and tendons with more reps and more series but light weights). And of course, cardio.
But yeah, I’ll find a way. I love the “black cock” in the hands of the guy btw.
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webofbits
Dynamic child workflows is merged to main branch GitHub - dark-trench/squidie: Durable Workflow Runtime · GitHub!
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dimitarvp
Hey there. Since I can’t yet find the time, I’d like to draw your attention to the links below, so you and your agents can compare SquidMesh with two Rust and one Python durable workflow engines:
- (Python) GitHub - earendil-works/absurd: An experiment in durability · GitHub
- (Rust, design based on
absurd) GitHub - tensorzero/durable: Durable execution in Postgres · GitHub - (Rust, a bit barebones on a quick skim) flow/crates/automations at master · estuary/flow · GitHub
I plan to use those and feed them to my instance of Claude to compare in a battle royale of workflow engines that I started to maintain (privately for now). If you have the time I’m very curios to hear why does your + your agents researches say.
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webofbits
Haha love the “your agents” part. Thanks for pointing me those libs! Will check them out!
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