yomismoaqui

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by yomismoaqui 4d ago
Good luck convincing the chinese labs.
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by yomismoaqui 5d ago
The single best things about AI coding is not having to write CSS again.
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by yomismoaqui 7d ago
I don't get the joke... maybe because I'm using Codex?
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by yomismoaqui 7d ago
As if communism didn't end with evil dictators on power...
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by yomismoaqui 11d ago
Invest in having a good test suite that validates the functionality introduced by that code. Also AI can review code in an adversarial way and apply those fixes (that ideally will keep the previous tests you did on green)
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by yomismoaqui 12d ago
As if trying to make CSS behave or fixing the breakage introduced by React N+1 was the definition of fun...
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by yomismoaqui 13d ago
Now that ARC-AGI-3 is saturated, with which version number are they going to "certify" that we have reached AGI? Give a number in the replies to this comment and we will check the answers when AGI is here (if so...)
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by yomismoaqui 15d ago
- War is peace - Ignorance is strength - Java is memory efficient
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by yomismoaqui 21d ago
It may be the end of programming (the act of writing code by hand) but not the end of software engineering (making sure that code works and can be extended)
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by yomismoaqui 23d ago
Thanks to both China & capitalism
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by yomismoaqui 23d ago
You can argue that the model has access to that tool through the harness the same way your brain has access to see this comment through your body (your eyes specifically).
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by yomismoaqui 23d ago
I'd just build an agent, it's easier than you think and you'd learn a lot about the "magic" of LLMs.
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by yomismoaqui 25d ago
Hollywood creative is an oxymoron.
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by yomismoaqui 27d ago
Just. Use. Sol. $20 and try it, then compare.
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by yomismoaqui 27d ago
Asking this on a site called Hacker News is gold.
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by yomismoaqui 27d ago
I like how the "over 10 MB smaller" is dubbed, sure the video was recorded some time ago and that number changed. https://youtu.be/i38DgEuaJwM?si=6oKAysKoRDPCihsL&t=176
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by yomismoaqui 28d ago
Try telling Siri or Google Assistant to open some specific app A, extract some information from it then open another app B and extract some other things from it, cross reference them, generate a result and send it to both your friend C usin
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by yomismoaqui 28d ago
Reading the screen in this case is the agent seeing what is on the screen so it can interact with it using the acessibility service. I provide the agent with a hirearchical text representation of what's on the screen extracted from the
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by yomismoaqui 28d ago
It's an experiment about having a custom made agent that runs in my phone, just for the sake of learning about agents and see what is possible and how intelligent are "cheap" models like gemini flash or deepseek flash v4. Fro
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by yomismoaqui 28d ago
Ok, human produced wall of text incoming, hope you read it later ;) The core of an agent is an agentic loop, that is, you provide some tools to the LLM and you have a for loop that sends the user request to the LLM and if it wants to invoke
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by yomismoaqui 28d ago
I trust Gemini API because they already have all my data and in Openrouter I have only enabled providers with Zero Data Retention and that are not using prompts for training (you can check Openrouter docs for this). As you can imagine the o
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by yomismoaqui 28d ago
Is more about trying to see the limits of what an agent can do on my phone. There are some scary security scenarios but this is just hacker curiosity and a nice way to see what it is behind an agent and learning about them in a practical wa
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by yomismoaqui 28d ago
No, I just use it to write message via telegram dictating by voice. Of course I can do it by API but the nice thing here is that with with a script + accessibility service I can automate any app on my phone, no need for them to provide an A
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by yomismoaqui 28d ago
I was tired of waiting for Google to make something as powerful as Openclaw on my Android and so I did it myself. I have Gmail & calendar control, web search, alarms, maps, contacts & phone, scheduled tasks & tasks triggered by
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by yomismoaqui 28d ago
So... blame capitalism? Capitalism gave you cheap hardware and then took it away. PS: Don't worry, memory is a boom/bust business.
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SQLite for Everything(joecode.com)
7 points by yomismoaqui 28d ago|1 comments
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by yomismoaqui 28d ago
So now we have the question if coding agents are more like cats or dogs.
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This DIY Datacenter is NUTS [video](youtube.com)
2 points by yomismoaqui 29d ago|1 comments
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Data Center Fornicator [video](youtube.com)
7 points by yomismoaqui 1mo ago|1 comments
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by yomismoaqui 1mo ago
If you can reset your password via email you already are in the same security level that with receiving that 6 digit code. I personally prefer using that system better than passkeys, at least with the email code I understand the security im

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