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The Vercel fluid × Upstash agents framework just solved one of the trickiest issues in chatbots/agents and one of my biggest pet peeves 😆 Notice that right after submitting my message, it immediately assigns an uuid (`/wfr_KgW5x…`) to the job. At this point, my internet might flake out, I... might shut my laptop lid, I might go to my phone and open the chat from there… What you're looking at is a resumable, durable agentic workflow that's fault tolerant on the server and on the client. On the server side, Fluid functions on Vercel will be invoked for each step, and they can fail and get retried. On the client, polling for changes ensures eventual consistency even in the presence of very long network partitions. Shoutout to yunus for collaborating with me on shipping these improvements. Check out the OSS Next.js repo to learn these patterns and the demo at: ps: it's actually impressive what a wide range of questions this simple demo agent can answer by choosing between Exa / Wikipedia / Wolframshow more

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Guillermo Rauch1 year ago

Example of @wolfram_alpha being chosen by the agent: "give me 50 digits of pi"

MightyBot1 year ago

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Dan ⚡️1 year ago

@vercel @upstash went to my gf and screamed: "babe, Guillermo just made a resumable, durable agentic workflow that's fault tolerant on the server AND on the client" sleeping on the couch again tonight

yunus1 year ago

@vercel @upstash It was a pleasure collaborating on this, persisting the session took the application to another level.

Batsirai1 year ago

@upstash @vercel Can one agent handle requests from a multitenant environment with many users making the same request, but with responses allocated to specific users?

Guillermo Rauch1 year ago

@upstash @vercel Yes

Jack1 year ago

@vercel @upstash What would it take to be able to hook into the stream during these tasks? would be sick to be able to, on refresh, 1. get latest values 2. see updates stream in

Guillermo Rauch1 year ago

@vercel @upstash Should be doable with Redis streams? We’ll take a look

Samo 🇪🇺 eu/acc1 year ago

@vercel @upstash this is very easy doable also using ActorCore from Rivet and can be selfhosted / hosted on different providers :)) It’s top notch DX

Brennan McEachran 👨‍🚀1 year ago

@vercel @upstash Been using @samejr’s for this and it’s been phenomenal. The saddest part is that I’m using next way less

Yunus Emre Ozer1 year ago

@vercel @upstash Damn I thought you mentioned me for a sec 😂

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32,936 views • 1 month ago

My walk by the canal this evening and I thought you might be interested to see a lock. I realised that some of you might never have seen one and I know everyone is fascinated as to how they work. Locks are a way for boats to go up hill or downhill. Without them, there would be waterfalls and a narrowboat can’t do those. If I were sailing my boat from where I’m walking in this video, I’d need to open the paddles with my windlass to let all of the water out. Once the water was out of the lock, I could open one gate (a narrowboat exactly fits through just one gate) and sail into the lock. I’d then close the gate and walk to the other end of the lock as I do in this video. I’d open the paddles at these gates and the water would now flow into the lock and my boat would rise up as the lock filled with water. Once it was full, I’d open a gate and sail out. A very simple system, but very clever. P.S. I have employed a swan to carry my video camera for these videos, as the duck I first employed couldn’t handle the weight of the camera and kept crashing into the water. The swan is better but as you’ll see at the beginning of the video, he’s so big that he crashes straight through the tree branches. There is a lot more training required and he was told off and debriefed after this video was made.

My walk by the canal this evening and I thought you might be interested to see a lock. I realised that some of you might never have seen one and I know everyone is fascinated as to how they work. Locks are a way for boats to go up hill or downhill. Without them, there would be waterfalls and a narrowboat can’t do those. If I were sailing my boat from where I’m walking in this video, I’d need to open the paddles with my windlass to let all of the water out. Once the water was out of the lock, I could open one gate (a narrowboat exactly fits through just one gate) and sail into the lock. I’d then close the gate and walk to the other end of the lock as I do in this video. I’d open the paddles at these gates and the water would now flow into the lock and my boat would rise up as the lock filled with water. Once it was full, I’d open a gate and sail out. A very simple system, but very clever. P.S. I have employed a swan to carry my video camera for these videos, as the duck I first employed couldn’t handle the weight of the camera and kept crashing into the water. The swan is better but as you’ll see at the beginning of the video, he’s so big that he crashes straight through the tree branches. There is a lot more training required and he was told off and debriefed after this video was made.

Alastair Hilton

21,907 views • 1 month ago

OMG, Listen To This 🚨 Kristen Meghan worked for the U.S. Air Force as an environmental specialist She set out to debunk Chemtrails “In the process of trying to debunk it, I realized it was actually coming right out of my office I was one of the people approving the chemicals” “Military veteran. Right?” “Yes. I was in the US Air Force for 9 years.” “Wow. And you came out and blew the whistle on geoengineering, things that you witnessed were going on. Can you give us the real nutshell?” “Absolutely. Basically, I had heard of what many know as the term chemtrails. Um, and I worked in a job called bioenvironmental engineering, and I figured I thought that was insane. And why would we do something like that, modify the weather by using hazardous materials in our atmosphere. So and, actually, the process of trying to debunk it or disprove it, I realized it was actually coming right out of my office as I was 1 of the people that was approving the chemicals. And, um, it really shook the core of my oath, and I did a lot of sampling to a lot of investigation, and I blew the whistle and I got out. And I've now used my credentials, my oath, and my powers for good to help people understand it's very real. It's now openly admitted. There are multiple forms of weather modification” For the Notes that will 100% attempted to be added to this post, we already know you fact checkers say Chemtrails are a “conspiracy theory” and what we are looking at in the sky is really “water vapor” no matter what evidence is provided. There, I already provided your input, there is no need to add your context.

OMG, Listen To This 🚨 Kristen Meghan worked for the U.S. Air Force as an environmental specialist She set out to debunk Chemtrails “In the process of trying to debunk it, I realized it was actually coming right out of my office I was one of the people approving the chemicals” “Military veteran. Right?” “Yes. I was in the US Air Force for 9 years.” “Wow. And you came out and blew the whistle on geoengineering, things that you witnessed were going on. Can you give us the real nutshell?” “Absolutely. Basically, I had heard of what many know as the term chemtrails. Um, and I worked in a job called bioenvironmental engineering, and I figured I thought that was insane. And why would we do something like that, modify the weather by using hazardous materials in our atmosphere. So and, actually, the process of trying to debunk it or disprove it, I realized it was actually coming right out of my office as I was 1 of the people that was approving the chemicals. And, um, it really shook the core of my oath, and I did a lot of sampling to a lot of investigation, and I blew the whistle and I got out. And I've now used my credentials, my oath, and my powers for good to help people understand it's very real. It's now openly admitted. There are multiple forms of weather modification” For the Notes that will 100% attempted to be added to this post, we already know you fact checkers say Chemtrails are a “conspiracy theory” and what we are looking at in the sky is really “water vapor” no matter what evidence is provided. There, I already provided your input, there is no need to add your context.

Wall Street Apes

2,756,604 views • 2 years ago