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by wyre 5mo ago
These are multi-billion dollar companies. Its okay if they have some hard problems to solve.
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by wyre 6mo ago
As someone who did write their own custom agent, I figured that was the reason. However, gpt5.5 does not make me miss Opus.
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by wyre 6mo ago
Thats a cool project. I didn't scroll down far enough to see that. Thanks for the correction I get providing a hosted service, but I don't understand how it makes it easier for agents to consume unless you're hosting an MCP?
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by wyre 6mo ago
Interesting. Literally saw a tweet talking about exactly this last night. Not sure how I feel about it using on your hosted service, while your home page is asking me for analytics data and only the cli and sdk are open source.
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by wyre 6mo ago
Great job! This is super cool and probably feels incredibly satisfying! I do find it curious how even after replacing all of your software, but are still using Claude Code instead of building your own coding agent.
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by wyre 6mo ago
Big if true
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by wyre 6mo ago
It has Python? That's pretty cool.
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by wyre 6mo ago
The only good thing Claude Code did was bring coding harnesses to a wider audience. It is not a good harness.
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by wyre 6mo ago
That’s why you don’t use SOTA xhigh models to write your code, so you can use the xhigh model to debug the code.
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by wyre 6mo ago
It would be hilarious if instead of ending the world, Claude just gives up and shuts itself down.
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by wyre 6mo ago
I'm rooting for Mistral. It seems they are making a big bet that smaller models will win over larger ones and I can see it happening. I was running some simple chat and tool-calling benchmarks for small models and Mistral Small 4 perfo
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by wyre 6mo ago
Oh, you got me so excited. I've had a Kagi sub for 3 years, but their API is still in closed beta. I guess I could (and should reach out and ask for access).
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by wyre 6mo ago
Tavily, Exa, Firecrawl, Perplexity, and Linkup are all tools for agents to search the web. I’ve been building a harness the past few months and supports them all out of the box with an API key.
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by wyre 6mo ago
What decisions is Mario making that you disagree with? My impression is Pi is minimal so any changes can live on top of Pi without needing to maintain a fork? I started developing my own coding agent after using Pi for a couple months, so I
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by wyre 6mo ago
ARC-AGI is testing raw intelligence, like the raw power of a Formula 1 engine. The rest of the car is the harness.
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by wyre 6mo ago
From what I understand their one hundred year plan is right on schedule.
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by wyre 6mo ago
I built something similar with verifiable gates tasks. The agent has a command to mark the task as done and it will run the bash script, if it passes the task closes, if it doesn’t it appends the failure information into the task descriptio
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by wyre 6mo ago
Look it up. Half of Americans don’t own stock or investment. By any definition that is considered a “meaningful population”.
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by wyre 6mo ago
No, my point was that not everyone has an investment account, period.
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by wyre 6mo ago
You exist in a bubble if you think a meaningful population of the target audience of this app have any meaningful amount of treasuries in their portfolio, or any portfolio at all. I don’t think the website is lacking in describing things th
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by wyre 6mo ago
TSMC would never allow all of their output to only one customer. You have an over simplified view of this.
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by wyre 6mo ago
I know Twitter has been talking up Hermes Agent by Nous Research a lot or id recommend building your own agent off of Pi.
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by wyre 6mo ago
No of course not
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by wyre 6mo ago
I don't think they have the infra to support the demand. Anthropic can't keep up with the demand from OpenClaw users, they won't be able to keep up with public demand for something like Mythos.
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by wyre 6mo ago
I would argue the opposite. It’s gotten us to a point were we can recreate human intelligence from electricity and a bunch of math!
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by wyre 7mo ago
I think CC is popular because they are catering to the common denominator programmer and are going to continue to do that, not because CC is particularly turn-key.
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by wyre 7mo ago
Any model besides Claude. AFAIK anthropics the only corp to say no to other harnesses.
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by wyre 7mo ago
Some people have a gut reaction to take any bad news about America as slander or manipulated science; choosing to reject the truth as their dear leader tells them to.
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by wyre 7mo ago
>But an adult is and should be allowed to develop a nicotine addiction. Says who? Addiction is never rational, that's what makes it addiction. Ffs.
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by wyre 7mo ago
I've never maintained software long-term so i could be wrong, but I interpret "code is cheap" to mean that you can have coding agents refactor or rewrite the project from scratch around the design correction. I don't thi

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