According to tech Twitter, millions of people are going to choose United because they will do productive work on the plane if they had Starlink. Meanwhile on my flights with Starlink, everyone is just watching movies as…
Well put (although it reads like AI) with the data to back it up. I feel this, too.
But are they tasty?
Compared to the popular killport https://proc-cli.com/posts/proc-vs-lsof-fuser-killport-fkill...
12 seconds for a pelican on low. Pretty good.
The snapshot here is 10 months old. Most everything near me is incorrect.
Mobile screen size only
It's at least 4 months away on https://artificialanalysis.ai/evaluations/omniscience and many other benches. Anyone stating that its just a few weeks back is just cherry picking a single benchmark.
The site says: > RootMyTV (v1/v2) has been patched for years, and your TV is almost certainly not vulnerable.
I really like pi, though it does require some time in setting it up. But it has greatly reduced my token spend. The relevant Deepseek Harness https://www.deepseek.com/en/harness/ I hear is also good and popular.
I don't know whats a meme or not anymore..
This is a great model. I know we are all looking for the next best thing, but I'd be pretty happy running this for awhile.
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You've got to wonder what prevented a single human from ever even looking at the agents they are running.
> Review stops being a conversation about code and becomes evidence that certain properties hold. > At that point it is hard to see what value there would be in saying that you would have preferred a for instead of a…
Because it generated at least 400 comments on Hackernews
2 years in, the founders and 30 researchers took Google's $2.7b and left. Then they had to ban kids which was probably most of their userbase. Yet they were still putting $1m/mo on the corporate cards with 86 full time…
I can't get GPT-6 models to do any work with compilers or anything deemed hacky, so I'm surprised it completed this without any refusals. I guess since it was just off-the-shelf stuff, it went through.
Work smarter, not harder. Mine even preserved the commit history.
My agent did it in one prompt, it git cloned https://github.com/open-pencil/open-pencil
Yes, I use open-source projects, and as part of that, I either find bugs or want features. I don't think an agent should be recreating or forking React, for example, just for me - that's not realistic.
This is sad. I was a heavy user of Deno, though I recognized its likely downfall when they laid off a large part of their team in the last year.
Reinventing source control to accommodate bot sprawl for $25k in scrip, lol.
I know it's not, that's why I wrote "someone to add" :D this is more in the context of like the Hermes personal agent you mentioned. The agent is going to browse protected sites, too.
According to tech Twitter, millions of people are going to choose United because they will do productive work on the plane if they had Starlink. Meanwhile on my flights with Starlink, everyone is just watching movies as…
Well put (although it reads like AI) with the data to back it up. I feel this, too.
But are they tasty?
Compared to the popular killport https://proc-cli.com/posts/proc-vs-lsof-fuser-killport-fkill...
12 seconds for a pelican on low. Pretty good.
The snapshot here is 10 months old. Most everything near me is incorrect.
Mobile screen size only
It's at least 4 months away on https://artificialanalysis.ai/evaluations/omniscience and many other benches. Anyone stating that its just a few weeks back is just cherry picking a single benchmark.
The site says: > RootMyTV (v1/v2) has been patched for years, and your TV is almost certainly not vulnerable.
I really like pi, though it does require some time in setting it up. But it has greatly reduced my token spend. The relevant Deepseek Harness https://www.deepseek.com/en/harness/ I hear is also good and popular.
I don't know whats a meme or not anymore..
This is a great model. I know we are all looking for the next best thing, but I'd be pretty happy running this for awhile.
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You've got to wonder what prevented a single human from ever even looking at the agents they are running.
> Review stops being a conversation about code and becomes evidence that certain properties hold. > At that point it is hard to see what value there would be in saying that you would have preferred a for instead of a…
Because it generated at least 400 comments on Hackernews
2 years in, the founders and 30 researchers took Google's $2.7b and left. Then they had to ban kids which was probably most of their userbase. Yet they were still putting $1m/mo on the corporate cards with 86 full time…
I can't get GPT-6 models to do any work with compilers or anything deemed hacky, so I'm surprised it completed this without any refusals. I guess since it was just off-the-shelf stuff, it went through.
Work smarter, not harder. Mine even preserved the commit history.
My agent did it in one prompt, it git cloned https://github.com/open-pencil/open-pencil
Yes, I use open-source projects, and as part of that, I either find bugs or want features. I don't think an agent should be recreating or forking React, for example, just for me - that's not realistic.
This is sad. I was a heavy user of Deno, though I recognized its likely downfall when they laid off a large part of their team in the last year.
Reinventing source control to accommodate bot sprawl for $25k in scrip, lol.
I know it's not, that's why I wrote "someone to add" :D this is more in the context of like the Hermes personal agent you mentioned. The agent is going to browse protected sites, too.