^_^ Would love to see that. When I was first learning to have agents interact I had a little script to orchestrate a model telling a joke, a critic collaborator helping develop material and an audience emoji rank them.…
Had fun with this rationalist fiction generator prompt feeding it various HN front page news stories over coffee. https://rentry.co/4y4vboud
Speaking of the topological intuition of mammals I guess “Boubas” are the big soft round ones and “Titis” are the firm pointy ones.
Everyone I know that are using these looks gaunt and sickly. They also complain of constant nausea and eat like a bird because eating makes them sick O_o. We’ve all seen the “glow” of people that lost weight with diet…
I wish these incidents weren’t described as rogue. It’s software. Rogue agents anthropomorphizes it too much.
It would be ironic if we spent so many resources prompting and scouring the solar system for intelligence that it extinguishes ours. Those humans and their dopamine hit fueled curiosity O_o
It’s a safe entry point, anyone can chime in and borders on phatic. I get it. But my preference is it triggers something quickly like a funny story as op said. Too often the ritual just gets stuck.
I agree. I know these things makes designers anyone who values UX, aesthetic, craftsmanship eyes bleed. But for a lot of websites that are utilitarian in nature much of the AI generated design is simply good enough.…
Maybe we haven’t seen enough creative applications of these to win us over? Every time I see them on someone they instantly look like Woody Allen. Imagine what art a filmmaker like Woody Allen would make with these…
A black and white text interface, no ads, popups, just a best effort at answering my question is such a relief. For younger people accessing information in this way is definitely a win.
My grandma always had the morning paper delivered. When I stayed with her during the summer I’d start in the top left corner of the first page and read all the way to the bottom right corner of the last and everything…
I do think it’s the wizard not the wand at this point given a decent model. These benchmarks don’t have the wizard. Otherwise I wouldn’t see others in the exact same codebase struggle and underutilize agents while…
Some of my best output has happened during life’s “reading periods”. Working on something other than what I’m “supposed to be doing”…because some other thread HAD to be pulled…and then a period of deadline be damned…
A thing I go back to from the book “Unf*ck Yourself” is a firm identification with things that you have set out to do early on. Rather than saying “I need to exercise.” instead “I exercise.” With that mindset adopted…
Pretty basic. The codex app with one conversation per project and several running simultaneously all hours. I’m going for prompt caching that way and it never gets lost even with compaction somehow. Each has a plan with…
I used over a billion tokens per day of gpt-5.6 sol xhigh starting last Wednesday through Sunday before reaching my reset limit. The $200 pro plan is still the best deal.
Geiskes makes a series of aftermarket bent Walkman like cassette players aimed at musicians. I remember spending a lot of time as a kid half pressing buttons to hear the song playback in reverse or chipmunked.…
A related article and the language used to describe the creature matches > Madagascar hissing cockroach has been used in various applications as a powerful platform https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-025-60779-1
Not if they’re listening to Bush
I’m curious which will start producing hardware be it robotics, consumer or commercial devices, chips, energy infrastructure or transforming shipping crates into housing for jobless humans. Maybe even tanks of gel with…
Large companies opting to hire several overseas engineers into their GCC for way less pay than a single domestic junior is a factor as well.
Agreed. I’ve been telling my team to build up internal packages so we can push all that ad hoc reinvention into something more tangible and deterministic. Invest the $$$ in inference into something the agent can reach…
In my org the teams doing agent engineering at scale are all on Codex using gpt-5.5. By scale I mean fully agent authored code workflows with long running / multi hour plans.
Wonder if Cyber would’ve caught the Claude Code source map leak?
If your scope includes making the Codex web app environments have additional functionality I look forward to it. More enterprise features and yaml backed pipelines.
^_^ Would love to see that. When I was first learning to have agents interact I had a little script to orchestrate a model telling a joke, a critic collaborator helping develop material and an audience emoji rank them.…
Had fun with this rationalist fiction generator prompt feeding it various HN front page news stories over coffee. https://rentry.co/4y4vboud
Speaking of the topological intuition of mammals I guess “Boubas” are the big soft round ones and “Titis” are the firm pointy ones.
Everyone I know that are using these looks gaunt and sickly. They also complain of constant nausea and eat like a bird because eating makes them sick O_o. We’ve all seen the “glow” of people that lost weight with diet…
I wish these incidents weren’t described as rogue. It’s software. Rogue agents anthropomorphizes it too much.
It would be ironic if we spent so many resources prompting and scouring the solar system for intelligence that it extinguishes ours. Those humans and their dopamine hit fueled curiosity O_o
It’s a safe entry point, anyone can chime in and borders on phatic. I get it. But my preference is it triggers something quickly like a funny story as op said. Too often the ritual just gets stuck.
I agree. I know these things makes designers anyone who values UX, aesthetic, craftsmanship eyes bleed. But for a lot of websites that are utilitarian in nature much of the AI generated design is simply good enough.…
Maybe we haven’t seen enough creative applications of these to win us over? Every time I see them on someone they instantly look like Woody Allen. Imagine what art a filmmaker like Woody Allen would make with these…
A black and white text interface, no ads, popups, just a best effort at answering my question is such a relief. For younger people accessing information in this way is definitely a win.
My grandma always had the morning paper delivered. When I stayed with her during the summer I’d start in the top left corner of the first page and read all the way to the bottom right corner of the last and everything…
I do think it’s the wizard not the wand at this point given a decent model. These benchmarks don’t have the wizard. Otherwise I wouldn’t see others in the exact same codebase struggle and underutilize agents while…
Some of my best output has happened during life’s “reading periods”. Working on something other than what I’m “supposed to be doing”…because some other thread HAD to be pulled…and then a period of deadline be damned…
A thing I go back to from the book “Unf*ck Yourself” is a firm identification with things that you have set out to do early on. Rather than saying “I need to exercise.” instead “I exercise.” With that mindset adopted…
Pretty basic. The codex app with one conversation per project and several running simultaneously all hours. I’m going for prompt caching that way and it never gets lost even with compaction somehow. Each has a plan with…
I used over a billion tokens per day of gpt-5.6 sol xhigh starting last Wednesday through Sunday before reaching my reset limit. The $200 pro plan is still the best deal.
Geiskes makes a series of aftermarket bent Walkman like cassette players aimed at musicians. I remember spending a lot of time as a kid half pressing buttons to hear the song playback in reverse or chipmunked.…
A related article and the language used to describe the creature matches > Madagascar hissing cockroach has been used in various applications as a powerful platform https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-025-60779-1
Not if they’re listening to Bush
I’m curious which will start producing hardware be it robotics, consumer or commercial devices, chips, energy infrastructure or transforming shipping crates into housing for jobless humans. Maybe even tanks of gel with…
Large companies opting to hire several overseas engineers into their GCC for way less pay than a single domestic junior is a factor as well.
Agreed. I’ve been telling my team to build up internal packages so we can push all that ad hoc reinvention into something more tangible and deterministic. Invest the $$$ in inference into something the agent can reach…
In my org the teams doing agent engineering at scale are all on Codex using gpt-5.5. By scale I mean fully agent authored code workflows with long running / multi hour plans.
Wonder if Cyber would’ve caught the Claude Code source map leak?
If your scope includes making the Codex web app environments have additional functionality I look forward to it. More enterprise features and yaml backed pipelines.