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nico
4mo ago
Thank you. I want something like that, but that uses codex/claude code as agents (through their corresponding subscriptions), instead of having to create ad-hoc agents + api keys
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On a tangent, can anyone recommend good coding agent orchestration tools or platform? Something to launch, manage and monitor codex or claude agents in multiple machines Ideally self-hostable/open source I know claude code has a lot of
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And that’s pretty much what they show in the demo, plus asking it for directions on Apple Maps (which it can also do already), and searching for pictures on the Photos app (which I just tried and it can’t do - so it looks like that’s the ma
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The demo video there is so underwhelming. They show very basic stuff, which I assumed Siri was already capable of doing... not sure what the big improvement is
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AIPAC publicly brags about this. https://abcnews4.com/news/nation-world/aipac-says-it-was-pro... https://www.reddit.com/r/illinois/comments/1ry8tha/aipac_ope...
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That sounds a lot like the justifications Claude and ChatGPT give when confronted about something they did wrong, or when asked to provide a customer support response about software issues
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31gb to 4gb: Rust vector index based on TurboQuant
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Thank you for the explanation, makes it a lot more digestible Just nit picking a bit: > Training any model to express some truth table is very hard What kind of models are you including here? Truth tables can be modeled in regular code v
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I just made the connection to why they had a scene like that in a Korean show on Netflix, cool
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5mo ago
For fun and customization. This guy used Claude to decompile and recreate an old mac game: https://www.tiktok.com/@philsmy/video/7644482888544636180
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Loved SimCity growing up. Would it be possible to automate porting the windows version into a mac or web version? Like giving a long-running agent the task and some tools to check/play the game on both platforms?
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I wonder if via-skill could become a software distribution channel. A bit like what has happened with LLM wiki
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Agreed. This is truly remarkable and it raises a lot of questions about the future of labor and the place for robots/ai in society The Animatrix series paints an interesting, if catastrophic, picture of how things could develop
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Figure 03 robot work shift livestream [video]
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The website auto-reloads a couple of times and then crashes, on mobile Safari (iOS 18.7)
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I’ve gotten some really good prints with a Qidi Q1 Pro. Have read good reviews about some of the other/newer versions by the same brand as well. They are very cheap for the features they have, and excellent quality
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5mo ago
Archive link: https://archive.ph/7Kmqn
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Elon Musk's Last-Ditch Effort to Control OpenAI
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It is a great book. I disagree though that all modern books on this are derivatives. I haven’t read many, but The Charisma Myth is a great book on human interactions, that I believe is very novel in its content and approach Maybe a lot of t
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That book is very good. However, for some (including me at some point), it can be a bit advanced I highly recommend the book The Charisma Myth, it covers a lot of the same topics, including very good exercises, to help understand and develo
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A couple of days ago, using codex at work, all of a sudden it said my session had been flagged for security reasons. I wasn’t doing anything cybersecurity related, nor testing any vulnerabilities or anything like that, just trying to build
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After skiing in Utah, I wonder why the driving conditions around Tahoe get so bad. In comparison, for most places around Salt Lake/Park City, you never need chains or 4-wheel drive.
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6mo ago
This reminded me of Pisco Punch, one of the most popular drinks in San Francisco around the times of the gold rush Mark Twain wrote about it and apparently really enjoyed the drink. The drink was made with Pisco, pineapple juice and cocaine
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6mo ago
I do feel that CC sometimes starts doing dumb tasks or asking for approval for things that usually don’t really need it. Like extra syntax checks, or some greps/text parsing basic commands
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Very cool idea. Been playing with a similar concept: break down one image into smaller self-similar images, order them by data similarity, use them as frames for a video You can then reconstruct the original image by doing the reverse, extr
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At work there’s only codex right now (no approval yet for anthropic - OpenAI access was easier/faster through Microsoft) It was a pretty straightforward transition going from mostly using claude code, to now exclusively codex
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Nice, could this enable n8n-style workflows that run fully automatically then?
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Building a file processing pipeline that will take a list of pdf/ppt/mp4 docs associated with an event/talk, group them by talk, and turn them into a nice-looking webpage for searching and exploring
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LinkedIn might not need to sell the data. You can set your profile to “open for work” privately, and only recruiters can see it. So if your company has people with LinkedIn recruiter accounts, they could see your profile set to looking for
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Not really. Most of the times it actually finally picks up on what I was telling it to do. Sometimes it takes a few tries, like 2-3 wtfs. I don’t think I’ve ever given it more than 3 consecutive wtfs, and that would be a lot It’s about a on
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