CompoundEyes

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by CompoundEyes 4d ago
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 others thrive using the ex
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by CompoundEyes 22d ago
Some of my best output has happened during life’s “reading periods”. Working on something other than what I’m “should to be doing”…because an adjacent or completely unrelated thread HAD to be pulled…and then a period of “off task” deadline
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by CompoundEyes 28d ago
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 quickly into you
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by CompoundEyes 29d ago
Agreed I’ve seen what they’re paying at work for the OpenAI API but I also think that includes reserved capacity and ZDR O_o. Try some add on credits next time if you can. I was curious at how far $20 would go (500 credits). Watched them go
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by CompoundEyes 29d ago
I’ve chipped on it with each model since 5.2 but 5.6 sol is something else. When it first came out I’d get some refusals but they’ve since stopped. I wonder what an ideal candidate benchmark task would be for that?
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by CompoundEyes 1mo ago
Pretty basic. The codex app with one conversation per project and several running simultaneously all hours. I’m going for max caching that way and it never gets lost even with compaction somehow. Each has a plan with milestones to keep up t
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by CompoundEyes 1mo ago
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.
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by CompoundEyes 1mo ago
I felt the same and why didn’t the authors look over METR’s recent material? https://metr.org/blog/2026-05-11-ai-usage-survey/
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by CompoundEyes 2mo ago
I’ve been loving Diataxis! My agents follow guidance that links from other file types to a reference file type must be one way. Stays DRY. Also to regularly cut long reference files into smaller focused ones and link from the main. tuto
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by CompoundEyes 2mo ago
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. https://www.perfect
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by CompoundEyes 2mo ago
I think it was wondered whether you were having the independent streams panned hard to the left and right ears and if that had something to do with hemispheres of the brain and the processing efficiency.
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by CompoundEyes 2mo ago
I get it. That’s awesome ^_^
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by CompoundEyes 2mo ago
People are just trying stuff out! In the mid 90s I received several homemade clipart color inkjet greeting cards from relatives that had just gotten a computer. Trend didn’t last too long.
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by CompoundEyes 2mo ago
It’s interesting how all the model names and versions are like SKUS taking up space on a display shelf. I look forward to whatever Sagittarius A* does!
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by CompoundEyes 3mo ago
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
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by CompoundEyes 3mo ago
Not if they’re listening to Bush
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by CompoundEyes 3mo ago
It says this happened at 5:21 EST today… The page showed June 11, 2026 and has now been updated to June 12, 2026 in the last 10m. https://imgur.com/a/lx7HCW9 Edit: Google mislabels crawl dates clearly my bad
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by CompoundEyes 4mo ago
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 arrays of humans in s
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by CompoundEyes 4mo ago
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.
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by CompoundEyes 4mo ago
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 for next time that’s n
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by CompoundEyes 4mo ago
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.
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by CompoundEyes 5mo ago
At work we have unlimited use of models from Anthropic and OpenAI (for now). My coworker, a Claude Code Opus 4.6 diehard, stopped by my desk today to say he finally installed Codex to try 5.5 and his feedback was basically “it just works an
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by CompoundEyes 5mo ago
Wonder if Cyber would’ve caught the Claude Code source map leak?
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by CompoundEyes 5mo ago
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.
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by CompoundEyes 5mo ago
A comment from a representative of the company getting raked over the coals in the article and discussion in an attempt at damage control.
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by CompoundEyes 5mo ago
An aspect of LLMs that I like is the specificity in word choice. One well defined word can be an alias for a couple sentences of explanation that human might not have pulled out of the air in that moment. It reminds me of the wheel of emoti
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by CompoundEyes 6mo ago
When does the 24 hour agent news network start? Programming by agents for humans and agents. Sora talking heads scraping articles and generating content. I’d find human to agent or agent to agent live interview segments interesting.
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by CompoundEyes 6mo ago
I see it a different way. Parents reach a period in life where their kids strike out on their own and want little to do with them beyond a safety net. That’s normal and natural and the parents move onto a new phase too. In fact they might j
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by CompoundEyes 7mo ago
Altman tweet: “Two of our most important safety principles are prohibitions on domestic mass surveillance and human responsibility for the use of force, including for autonomous weapon systems. The DoW agrees with these principles, reflec
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by CompoundEyes 7mo ago
Yes porting and also implementation of new features. Typical client requests for new functionality in business to business software.

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