Readit NewsThis is a fantastic idea. Now how to get it on RDS…
+1 for RDS support. I have wanted to use this for a while in our production systems.
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willgdjones commented on The trouble with regret minimization samvitjain.com/blog/regre... · Posted by u/SamvitJ
Completely agree with the points in this piece. Regret minimisation for the perceived future regrets in a teenager's mind is going to be very different to that of someone in their mid twenties.
It needs to be calibrated with the best estimates of one's future regrets. E.g. when I am 40, I will regret not having children. Therefore I should get my life in order during my late twenties and early thirties to avoid this future regret.
Thoughts on this? Hopin seems like an impressive product.
Wouldn't "account creation" date be shared between test and train data and so would essentially constitute a train/set set leak?
E.g. user in training set has a meta-data about account creation.
Any test set case would only need to look at the account creation date to identify the user.
Hey,
I'm a student in the UK at UCL, and I'm lucky enough to be president of the Entrepreneurs Society.
I've got a few projects that I need some help with, and I would love to trade publicity (most likely it will be in London) for help with development.
Email me on president@uclentrepreneurs.com if your interested and we can talk some more.
Thanks,
Will
- It wraps a child process running your application. - It actively monitors the stream for errors as they occur. - The instant an error is detected, the AI (via the Cursor or Claude SDK) is fed the error context and immediately attempts to patch the code on the file system. - The watcher then automatically reloads the web server/application with the fix applied.
This project is a deliberate attempt to put a high degree of trust in AI for real-time system maintenance. The goal is to maximise our precious deep flow state by eliminating annoying bugs, allowing you to focus entirely on vision.
willgdjones.com/essays/agentfix-cursor-hackathon-2026/
Try it for yourself:
npm install -g agentfix
``` │ Terminal │ │ │ │ $ agentfix npm run dev │ │ │ │ AgentFix │ │ Starting: npm run dev │ │ Using provider: Cursor │ │ Monitoring for errors... │ │ │ │ Demo server running at http://localhost:3000 │ │ │ │ TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined │ │ (reading 'toUpperCase') │ │ at server.js:35:43 │ │ │ │ [agentfix] Error detected! │ │ Type: TypeError │ │ Message: Cannot read properties of undefined │ │ (reading 'toUpperCase') │ │ File: server.js:35 │ │ │ │ [agentfix] Fixing... │ │ I'll help you fix this TypeError. Let me first examine │ │ the server.js file to understand the context around │ │ line 35. │ │ │ │ [agentfix] read: Reading server.js │ │ │ │ I can see the issue clearly. On line 35, there's a typo: │ │ `u.nmee` should be `u.name`. The property `nmee` doesn't │ │ exist on the user objects, so it returns `undefined`, and │ │ calling `toUpperCase()` on `undefined` causes the │ │ TypeError. │ │ │ │ [agentfix] edit: Editing server.js │ │ [agentfix] Modified: server.js │ │ │ │ Restarting 'server.js' │ │ Demo server running at http://localhost:3000 │ │ │ │ The error has been fixed. The issue was a simple typo on │ │ line 35 where `u.nmee` should have been `u.name`. │ │ │ │ [agentfix] Fixed server.js │ │ Hot reload should kick in shortly... │