guluarte

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   by guluarte 14d ago

   This, plus the "whistleblowers" and Mythos scaremongering, seems like part of a marketing campaign to pump the IPO.
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   by guluarte 15d ago

   I just have a tmux session acting as the orchestrator, and I tell it to report back and direct the other agents working in separate tmux sessions.
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   by guluarte 18d ago

   i just use wireguard or tailscale, provision a subdomain with a custom ssl and resolve to a nat ip.
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   by guluarte 1mo ago

   in my experience doing something like this is either the results are trash or the main agent is like: "this does not sound right let me look into the file myself" and then spending more tokens working on bypassing the limitation
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   by guluarte 1mo ago

   I think is just people restarting conversations from last day when they start work, that's why I think claude goes down almost every monday and why openai reset usage on weekends so poweruser code during non business hours
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   by guluarte 1mo ago

   an agent swarm going rogue and securing compute
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   by guluarte 1mo ago

   I think is more concerning doctors didnt know about rhabdomyolysis...
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   by guluarte 1mo ago

   Engineers love to play with different tools, in my company some use opencode,omp, hermes and you cannot use the team sub with those
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   by guluarte 1mo ago

   nobody in my company wants to use opus 5 and fable is too expensive
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    by guluarte 1mo ago

    and ending with: "One thing I need to tell you:" and bunch of AC, R1 and §
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    by guluarte 2mo ago

    I think it's an excuse to cut R&D spending (training new models) to improve their margins ahead of the IPO. Instead they'll focus on developer growth, offering more free tier benefits, higher usage limits, etc., to expand thei
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    by guluarte 2mo ago

    they want that code (from private repos) to train the models
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    by guluarte 2mo ago

    will this solve anything? people will build tools to remove the watermarks
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    by guluarte 2mo ago

    the problem with this is... now i trust the agents more than myself lol
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    by guluarte 2mo ago

    cli tools > mcps
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    by guluarte 2mo ago

    I think most of the cost is in R&D
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    by guluarte 3mo ago

    i just use terminus + wireguard + tmux and works great, i can control claude/codex from my phone while working out
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    by guluarte 3mo ago

    cool, meanwhile people will use pixelated pepes instead
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    by guluarte 3mo ago

    "Hey Codex, help me design the most useless hardware you can think of"
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    by guluarte 3mo ago

    2 base jumps? are those really that dangerous?
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    by guluarte 3mo ago

    Check all MCP you have enabled in claude.ia
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    by guluarte 3mo ago

    They announced that GPT-5.6 Sol, along with Terra and Luna, will launch publicly today.
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    by guluarte 3mo ago

    A lot of these benchmarks are unfamiliar. Are labs just choosing the ones that make them look best?
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    by guluarte 3mo ago

    I don't think one week is enough to learn the complex business rules that some software needs to follow.
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    by guluarte 3mo ago

    At the moment, AI is creating more work for me, not less. The more capable the models become, the more responsibilities and expectations you have as a developer. Nowadays, I spend more time babysitting AI agents than I did manually coding d
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    by guluarte 3mo ago

    At least they’re honest and not blaming AI.
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    by guluarte 3mo ago

    use /goal with bypass permission then
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    by guluarte 3mo ago

    for me fable does things nobody asked for
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    by guluarte 3mo ago

    This feels like telecom "massive demand, bad returns". If a good enough model can be swapped in every few months, the value moves away from the model and toward cheap inference. That is great for users, but not always great for re
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    by guluarte 3mo ago

    or tell an llm to do it for you