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OpenAI Symphony
(github.com)
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Gusarich
7mo ago
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Gusarich
7mo ago
not out yet
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Things got too easy with AI
(gusarich.com)
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8mo ago
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TON Vanity: 286,000x faster vanity addresses
(gusarich.com)
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Gusarich
9mo ago
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AI in 2026
(gusarich.com)
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9mo ago
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What LLM to use today?
(gusarich.com)
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10mo ago
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There is nothing out-of-distribution
(gusarich.com)
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10mo ago
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There is no singularity
(gusarich.com)
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Gusarich
11mo ago
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Show HN: Pitaya – Orchestrate AI coding agents like Claude Code
(github.com)
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Gusarich
1y ago
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Gusarich
1y ago
cool but i'd rather have it as a browser extension for hn and not as a separate website
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Gusarich
1y ago
it's not hitting a wall anytime soon. just look at gpt-5.
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Gusarich
1y ago
The article already seems outdated on the first day. The key points about SFT are irrelevant in the era of RL.
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Avatarl: Training language models from scratch with pure reinforcement learning
(tokenbender.com)
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1y ago
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Accessing GPT-5 in Perplexity
(twitter.com)
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1y ago
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Gusarich
1y ago
Get both ChatGPT Pro and Claude Max if you can. Otherwise, it's a tough choice and depends on how much of your AI time is spent coding versus chatting. If you mostly code, go with Claude Max; otherwise, I'd prefer ChatGPT Pro + Cl
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Gusarich
1y ago
A configurable and extensible orchestrator for Claude Code (and other agents). Turns out it can be effectively used not only for coding, but also for reviews, testing, and other tasks. https://github.com/Gusarich/orches
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Gusarich
1y ago
That's too generic a question. There are many different techniques, frameworks, and approaches, so there's no single universal answer. But assuming you're asking about testing general-purpose software without specific require
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Gusarich
1y ago
It produces amazing results for me! But the wow effect would have been greater if they had released it a few months ago.