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by qafy 1y ago
Great! I see that further down in the website, which I did not see before posting this comment. I think this could be valuable to demonstrate / communicate in the billing platform demo which is the first thing you see, and is what capt
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by qafy 1y ago
got it, I only looked at the website not the youtube video you posted above, my apologies. On the website, neither the billing platform demo nor the screenshots in the section below convey this value prop very well. Both sections show what
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by qafy 1y ago
replying to myself here... I would be interested to see a more hybrid approach where an AI could step in to help retry / get past failures, or as a way of re-recording automation steps for a flow when something changes, but having AI i
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by qafy 1y ago
I can totally see the value of agent driven flows for automating flows that are highly dynamic, poorly specified, error prone, zero shot environments, etc, but that doesn't seem to be at all what you are demonstrating here. Maybe your
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by qafy 1y ago
this is actually hilarious because now they can't call it a fluke or an act of god
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by qafy 1y ago
I want to believe this, and I think I still do believe this... What makes me waver in my position was an interview I gave to an engineer who had previously worked on pedestrian safety simulations at Waymo and had quit over ethical concerns.
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by qafy 1y ago
What is the output format here? an iframe? an SDK i can integrate into my webapp? a whitelabeled URL? a non-whitelabeled URL? where is your documentation?
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by qafy 1y ago
What model(s) / providers are you using? Are you training on the data that the agent gets access to? Seems like there are some data governance and privacy red flags for anything involving remotely sensitive data...
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by qafy 1y ago
unfortunately, the techniques you are trying in order to get access to a dormant Github account are EXACTLY the same ones that github gets spammed with every day by bad actors attempting supply chain attacks. You don't have anything th
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by qafy 1y ago
WSJ is paywalled and also actively blocks archive.org crawls / snapshots, so just FYI 99% of people here can't read this article.
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by qafy 1y ago
I have tried just about every third party CLI / TUI and I personally like Opencode the most. It has the best UX and the fact it natively integrates LSP for the agent to interact with is excellent. It is limited to models available via
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by qafy 1y ago
This article does a good job of comparing functionality between codex and claude, but I see very little discussion here or elsewhere about the actual UX of the CLI tools. Codex is absolute garbage when it comes to the look, feel, and overal
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by qafy 1y ago
Yeah I am curious what the actual resolution of these videos will be. The launch videos on this link will only play in like 360p for me.
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by qafy 1y ago
Optimization hinders evolution. - Alan Perlis Write that garbage code as long as it works. PMF doesn't give a shit about your code quality.
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by qafy 1y ago
sounds like poor prompt engineering. Devin and Claude can both do better work than many interns I have mentored in my career, and faster too. We likely have many many years until it will be even close to replacing an experienced developer b
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by qafy 1y ago
press escape
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by qafy 1y ago
2.5 is not the version number, it's the generation of the underlying model architecture. Think of it like the trim level on a Mazda 3 hatchback. Mazda already has the Mazda 3 Sport in their lineup, then later they release the Mazda 3 T
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by qafy 1y ago
2.5 isn't the version number, its the model generation. it would only be updated when the underlying model architecture, training, etc are updated. this release is, as the name implies, the same model but likely with hardware optimizat
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by qafy 1y ago
> “We do not provide technology to facilitate mass surveillance of civilians," he continued. "We have applied this principle in every country around the world, and we have insisted on it repeatedly for more than two decades.” Y
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by qafy 1y ago
try the `opencode` cli and see how much nicer it is to use. the visual differentiation between user and agent messages is essential, plus formatted output with colors preserved from console commands, LSP support, parallel tool calls, syntax
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by qafy 1y ago
I feel like the inherent bootstrap cost of hardware startups is usually reflected in fundraising amounts.
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by qafy 1y ago
This scratches the itch I've had since playing with Tonka trucks in the back yard when I was 5... Are you hiring?
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by qafy 1y ago
Ok, but why?
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by qafy 1y ago
Yeah this should have triggered some serious KYC flags at the carrier(s)...
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by qafy 1y ago
What sane cellular carrier would issue tens of thousands of sims to a party like this? There do appear to be a few different colors / designs of sims in the photos but still there has to be some shady back-end dealings with cellular ca
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by qafy 1y ago
Finally... the official Codex CLI is hot garbage.
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Chrome DevTools MCP(developer.chrome.com)
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by qafy 1y ago
This could be solved at the OS level. Just crashing and closing the app would lead the user to simply re-open it and try again. However, if iOS detects this type of crash it could sternly alert the user that the application they are using i
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by qafy 1y ago
XcodeGhost was an attack against app developers. It did not exploit the iphone or iOS in any way, it exploited humans who build iOS apps. Memory corruption and zero-day / zero-click exploits on devices is a very different thing.
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by qafy 1y ago
I have an only esim since the iPhone 11 was released. Pros: - Super easy to get esims while traveling. e.g. in Mexico i downloaded an app while still in the airport and paid $5 with apple pay and instantly activated a 1 month esim. - You ca

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