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... nes and given it to agents. Stuff like, Temporal, Erandril have a durable workflow solution build on pg only as well, or windmill/airflow depending on how you look at it. But without the nice ui given by these tools.

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HNhandfuloflight·26d ago· github.com ↗Discussion

Lightspeed: Deterministic agent harness for Temporal (in Rust)

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... is a really interesting case study and temporal snapshot of where we are with AI technologies. I have always been wary|skeptical|cynical of the technology and this is affirming but also just confusing. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drinking_the_Kool-Aid

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HNSV_BubbleTime·28d ago· on "Qwen Image 2.1"Discussion

> and the kind of slept-on Boogu-Image 0.1 Not slept on at all. It was absolute trash, and I’m super curious why people pretend otherwise. There isn’t a single thing that model did better than any temporal peer.

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That's because Zig offers spatial memory safety (e.g. buffer overflows and index out of bounds), but no temporal memory safety (e.g. use-after-free). I suppose the "and" before "memory safety" is a typo.

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... vidual level. That's both aggregate and temporal ranges. Temporal, because children grow up, drunk people sober, impaired people may get better and may have been better in the past. Aggregate, because once you go down to individual level, you invite most horrible crimes ever committed.

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... as relaxed address dependencies for non-temporal loads, although I don't know if too many implementations of ARM take advantage of this relaxation. I think it is an interesting question. During the Alpha's lifetime as a non-hobbyist architecture, this decision was pretty much universally derided, b ...

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HNechoangle·31d ago· on "Wax motor"Discussion

... l thermal gradient and you mean it in a temporal sense.

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The method requires temporal PI integration within each training iteration (mini-batch), which consists of 64 images according to the code. Thus, phase-locking is performed over batches, not individual images. It seems to retain some of BP’s biologically implausible limitations, such as catastrophi ...

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... e to the objection about representing a temporal sequence with a single, nonrepresentative and cherry-picked, screenshot. As to bad experience, that seems like a legit personal preference, but disturbingly un-nuanced and absolutist if intended to apply to everyone. When on a train with spotty wifi ...

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... ure problem, not an AI coding problem. Temporal is fully open source, you can run the entire thing on your laptop or your own server. People pay for the SaaS anyway, because dealing with the distributed computing problems is hard. (There are some other projects inspired by Temporal as well, but if ...

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Do you realize that Temporal is fully open source under the MIT License, while the competitor is under BSL? I certainly don't think I'm superior to them in any way and have great respect for the very capable team they are. We know each other personally. I even presented at the Flink conference whil ...

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... e background of the money grubbing guy (Temporal founder here) sucking up venture capital like vacuum cleaner who tries to argue he’s intellectually superior in a brag thread about his Company over a competitor (with significant OSS accomplishments) who is attempting to make the world a better place ...

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... mmitted before the next step runs. Per Temporal's own docs, Temporal Local Activity results become durable only when the enclosing Workflow Task completes. That's different than Restate, which can durably commit every individual ctx.run before proceeding to the next step. Making actual durable com ...

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Disclaimer: I'm a co-founder of Temporal. Temporal has 3 types of activities: * local: executed in the same process as the orchestrator code. Many local activities can be executed locally before their results are sent to a backend server in a single RPC call. * task queue based: executed by a poo ...

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... erver. We ended up going with them over temporal because it was so much simpler operationally, but restate seems even lighter. I can appreciate how it's hard to tackle the enterprise market, but the temporal solution feels so bloated I really hope the industry can standardize on some simpler pattern ...

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... restate. I understand that Restate and Temporal look similar from a superficial perspective but Restate is not only a durable execution engine but a durable runtime that also provides consistent state and reliable communication. These are the building blocks to build reliable agents and application ...

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... an incident to the kind of problem that temporal solves. I guess I'd say that I like durable execution (or at least temporal specifically, it's the only system like this that I've used) in theory, but not really in practice.

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Absolutely love temporal, but pretty shocked to see they have a $12.55B valuation.... feels nuts? We're using temporal as the foundation for agents running on our platform doing accounting work for clients, it's proven extremely effective and I love how durable workflows are within temporal. +100 ...

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... to be from people who are familiar with Temporal but haven't ever actually used Restate. They're both durable execution platforms, with differences mostly around how abstractions are organized and how orchestration of work happens (Temporal has you setup worker pools that pull from a queue while Re ...

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... s, Kafka) and all other components. The Temporal server deployment includes the full control plane, queue, persistent database, UI and everything else. So you only need to manage your worker boxes.

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Asking what temporal is? The founders (Maxim Fateev and Samar Abbas) originally made Amazon Simple Workflow Service (SWF), Azure Durable Task Framework (DTF), and Uber Cadence. Temporal is the latest in the long line of workflow systems they've built. It's a task engine with state, recovery and high ...

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Thank you for all the explanations. I think I have better understanding now. Another question, at what scale (in terms of number of services, and maybe throughput? what other dimensions?) should we start considering using temporal?

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... ut, undo changes. To my understanding, Temporal's idea is to factor that part out, the queues and retries, and offsetting actions, so you write the logic and not the workflow orchestration.

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temporal makes you split up your async tasks explicitly into a message (a request to fulfill a task, thrown up to a temporal server), and a task handler (pulling a tasks-request from a queue, from the temporal server), rather than both wrapped in a vanilla request/response cycle. temporal centraliz ...

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... s useful for implementing Sagas https://temporal.io/blog/saga-pattern-made-easy Basically, a multi-step event handling system, where the data could be spread across multiple databases/systems, so there's no way to rollback a transaction atomically across all the databases. Instead, you explicitly c ...

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Can someone shed some lights on what temporal does? Their blog says [1] Durable Execution offers three key benefits: It improves application reliability by providing fault tolerance. It simplifies code by allowing it to focus on the goal instead of potential problems. It accelerates de ...

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... o to market ? sponsorship & I like that temporal sponsored Crystal Palace. we've so many good durable execution engines. this is the type of VC pollution that will cause companies to end up being acquired by an Italian silverware company (bending spoons).

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... tor or a quadri-tensor, i.e. for spatio-temporal vectors and tensors, it was already common to use the indices 0, 1, 2 and 3 for the temporal component and for the 3 spatial components, instead of the indices 1, 2, 3 and 4. However, this tradition is worth nothing, because before automatic computer ...

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... ly we have been thinking hard about the temporal nature of timesheet software. Many things get quite complicated once you factor in historical versions: the need to retire, lock, change, reopen records or rates, and so on. We have been working hard to polish Abejora to make everything accessible, us ...

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... changes while workflows are in flight (Temporal calls this patching). Making snapshots of arbitrary code state backward-compatible with code changes isn't practical. I personally think that, in the long term, Durable Execution will use a runtime that supports both snapshotting and determinism. Tha ...

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Good question. I operate a pretty big Temporal deployment at work (~3.45 billion actions per month), and also have the dubious distinction of being one of the only community SDK (Haskell) implementors for Temporal. So I have a pretty good sense of rough edges and my own areas of dissatisfaction, and ...

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But that 20m year old light is in our past light cone; we can say it is in our past. If it is not in our light cone, we cannot communicate any temporal info so we cannot say if it’s now, past or future in reference to us as observer.

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... nsideration of mutation rate (a sort of temporal Shannon-ish coding/ordering) lives in there (with some RoPE-friendly structuring). Note: That was a vacation project, not the day job, but similar principles apply even with larger models.

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HNalama24·39d ago· github.com ↗Discussion

... ten means stitching together LangChain, Temporal, observability tools, approval systems, and custom guardrail logic. And that’s just for running an agent safely: there also has to be a management system so someone can observe and operate all their agents (upgrade it, roll it back, stop it). We wante ...

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... he issue that I found was with modeling temporal aspects of relativistic doppler (I also reported it on the github repo of the "slower speed of light" project, but that doesn't appear to be maintained): https://github.com/MITGameLab/OpenRelativity/issues/17 In this game, it looks like the temporal ...

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... of interest you might want more spatial/temporal resolution? (or as a former colleague once put it when looking for evidence of more localised and heterogenous environmental damage "to find the needle in the haystack, you first remove the haystack"). Particularly if identifying specific areas of int ...

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... a single binary that stores facts as a temporal graph of facts, topics and entities, queried in a small language with two verbs: ``` remember 'acme moved to annual billing' topic:billing entity:acme recall billing entity:acme since:30d top:5 ``` Two verbs because the caller pays for every tok ...

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... elieve that we only get 1 life which is temporal and fundamentally doesn't have any meaning. How you live every day is how you live every day. We can suffer, we can cry, we can feel sad and for very good reasons but our relationship with ourself shapes our entire lives. If something constantly makes ...

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How come the same article has been posted four times in the past 18 days? https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=runjs.app Doesn't HN have a temporal deduplication system?

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HNroman_klis·44d ago· replyDiscussion

... gentic architecture build on the top of temporal.io framework for auditability, orchestration and observability. Perfect for small scale PoC within corporate network (prepare subnet properly before testing)! Nice GUI included. In the example OpenClaw like agent integates to RAG server without any pr ...

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... I hadn't considered something dynamic/temporal like you describe. Would delay line memory be a fair analogy? Information stored in a delay line memory never stays in one place. I think you are saying biological information is "stored" in the amplitude and phase of oscillations of our cells. Is ...

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HNhbd-investor·47d ago· on "Just Bury Your Trash"Discussion

... quifers. Landfills are fundamentally a temporal transfer mechanism. They take the immediate waste generated by modern high-consumption lifestyles—cheap electronics, disposable packaging, synthetic textiles, convenience goods—and bury it out of sight, converting a present-day logistical crisis into ...

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... ils), Typescript, Postgres, Playwright, Temporal, Langfuse, A/ and OAI. **Compensation**: USD $125 - 200k + stock options **Contacts**: me. Or: https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/substrate/jobs/

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... are dominant over a range of spatial or temporal timescales, self-similar behavior can result. I have no problem using the word "fractal" to communicate these shapes, but I'd like folks to realize that fractals are not a force, not a goal of nature, and do not answer "how."

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HNENOMEM·48d ago· arxiv.org ↗Discussion

Temporal Analysis of NetFlow Datasets for Network Intrusion Detection Systems

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... s. They make epistemic, logistical and temporal mistakes. But: They are very good in finding _your_ epistemic, logistical and temporal mistakes. They are great as adversarial reviewers. They can validate grounding. They can test voices. They can build complex parallel constructions representing t ...

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... ent 25% increase sounds good over a 50% temporal increase. Imagine if this was your wage you were talking about, wouldn't you rather the 25% perm? I use only Fable High as well. 8 hour workday, it does my job, straight up. I only supervise. Mostly frontend and in particular, mobile, where Fable (Cl ...

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I’ve been playing with this too, the OP is rediscovering the whole field of AI before LLMs. Prolog, temporal logic … The next one is ontology and semantic web, for which the “trying to stem verbs and nouns” is a crude v0.1 attempt.

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HNbitexploder·52d ago· on "Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash"Discussion

... Google will publish better models. The temporal distortion of how long a Sol or a Fable has existed is real. No one is suddenly missing out on some giant competitive edge because their model is a few months behind. I feel like it’s all just going to normalize and things other than how well your mod ...

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... nd re-encoding user videos with Apple’s temporal scalability scheme. This is the format expected by the stock wallpaper engine; videos without it freeze after the first unlock. demo: https://x.com/dipxsyy/status/2092845512722625007?s=20

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HNgk1·54d ago· temporal.io ↗Discussion

Running out of runway: migrating Temporal Cloud's billing store to ClickHouse

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... them) is due to admitting only a single temporal dimension as the sole representation of the universe. Once you allow multiple temporal dimensions (at least two non gauge constrained ones) the issues disappear entirely.

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... modern PBR renderer with shadows, SSAO, temporal denoising and the like, you need to lower one conceptual draw into multiple concrete draws, sequenced in a particular way, to their own targets, and I haven't seen a lot of success in this space because the shaders need to become polymorphic.

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HNad_fontes·56d ago· on "The Vibe Tax"Complaint

... d box against the accounting engine and temporal systems. I even have specialized agents doing audits against Regulation Z (US banking law) criteria so the app models the required behavior of banks. Most of my complaints about everything are nits, like the overly verbose and dense way LLMs communic ...

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We call these temporal comments. We recently updated our code review skills to heavily discourage them. It doesn’t matter why funcA was added then later refactored to funcB. That much can be ascertained from git history. What does matter is why approach A doesn’t work, but B does.

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HNselljamhere·59d ago· whodunit.rip ↗Question

... d a turn-based game engine written as a Temporal workflow. Check out the mystery gen write up for more info: https://blog.apartment304.com/whodunit-llm-murder-mysteries

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