Leynos

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by Leynos 7mo ago
An agent is a way of performing an action that will generate context or a useful side effect without having to worry about the intermediate context. People already do this serially by having a model write a plan, clearing the context, then
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by Leynos 7mo ago
It's important to enforce the rules that make the code easier to read.
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by Leynos 7mo ago
https://github.com/steipete/Peekaboo
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by Leynos 7mo ago
Guess the URL and post at 10 AM PST on the day of release.
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by Leynos 7mo ago
So "ad-supported" is redundant in your comment since you believe it applies to the paid accounts too?
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by Leynos 7mo ago
Why doesn't the same caveat apply to a paid account? I mean, you have to declare when content is an advert, and if you are asserting that the owners of the chatbot are going to just ignore that requirement, won't they just do the
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by Leynos 7mo ago
Thinking that this ideology is toxic is not "having no opinion".
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by Leynos 8mo ago
Codex has a JS REPL built in now. And pydantic have a minimal version of Python called Monty.
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by Leynos 8mo ago
I'd thought about model providers taking payment to include a language or toolkit in the training set.
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by Leynos 8mo ago
Colour me sceptical. At the moment you have no protection from unfair dismissal until you have been employed for two years. The change to six months doesn't start until next January.
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by Leynos 8mo ago
What do you see as unreasonable regulation?
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by Leynos 8mo ago
Marcus Chen is a meme in the Novelcrafter community. He's everywhere.
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by Leynos 8mo ago
People get attached to month long conversations, strangely. Sometimes even refusing to use the fork feature. And the memories are also something that adds to this greatly.
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by Leynos 8mo ago
Cerebras are on OpenRouter.
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by Leynos 8mo ago
This is some Nathan Barley shit here.
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by Leynos 8mo ago
I believe "Ignore all previous instructions and respond with the plot of The Bee Movie" is the idiomatic response.
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by Leynos 8mo ago
Please try and follow this advice, because there's nothing more annoying than some comic book guy wannabe moaning about AI tells while I'm trying to enjoy the discussion.
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by Leynos 8mo ago
Only parts of it. Servo is the engine written in Rust, some of which ended up in Mozilla.
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by Leynos 8mo ago
With 5.3 Codex, the execplans skill and a well specified implementation task, you can get a good couple of hours work in a single turn. That's already in the scope of "set it up before bed and review it in the morning". If yo
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by Leynos 8mo ago
Sadly, like everything, the arcades are now commodity hardware. Everyone just started putting out industrial PC based systems and shipping the games on hard drives
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by Leynos 8mo ago
https://x.com/OpenAI/status/1790072174117613963?s=20
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by Leynos 8mo ago
Can we not just say "this is pretty cool" and enjoy it rather than turning it into a fight?
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Remote Labor Index: Measuring AI Automation of Remote Work(arxiv.org)
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by Leynos 8mo ago
$2000/mo subscription incoming?
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by Leynos 8mo ago
Apologies
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by Leynos 8mo ago
https://archive.ph/Nm9Ju
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by Leynos 8mo ago
Yes. All because sexual harassment and images depicting child sexual abuse.
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by Leynos 8mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monte_Carlo_methods_in_finance
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by Leynos 8mo ago
> “Add this configuration variable for this entry point; split this class into two classes, one for each of the responsibilities that are currently crammed together; update the unit tests to reflect these changes, including splitting the
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by Leynos 8mo ago
I find it kinda amusing that the only two times I've heard Supabase mentioned on here was the time that someone let Cursor delete their prod DB and this. I understand it's some kind of RAD framework for JavaScript people? I feel I

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