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    Comment #48857262

    are people getting the ` ` sentinel'd reasoning summaries?

  2. story
    Codex Responses regression: reasoning summaries now return <!-- --> bodies

    Hi all. I wanted to flag that the openai from today 09.07.2026 stopped returning thinking summaries on the codex endpoint. All is "normal" on the api endpoint. I don't know if this…

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    Comment #48622349

    I find it funny that some comments are arguing why "the innocent users have to fall victims, becoming/ being collateral damage" to this american governmental whim and thus being de…

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    Comment #48550973

    Yes, but it isn't.

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    Comment #48549058

    Yes, local models have already all that is needed, they have all the prerequisites. But what they do not have is the correct shape, the correct approach. This is missing and it sho…

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    Comment #48548627

    idk what is "minifying outputs" in the context of what we are talking about. Opencode is opensource, you can find out what it is doing. Last time I checked, OpenAI even send (in th…

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    Comment #48547846

    > Can you give an example? Sure, connect opencode to an openai/chatgpt endpoint and use it. You will notice multiple "thinking" parts per "turn". I put all of these in quotation be…

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    Comment #48547289

    But, guys, when you say Claude/ GPT models, do you stop to think what are these "models"? One day I thought about how can GPT send thinking parts one after another with a markdown …

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    Comment #48474891

    Very confident. But will it stick? And if it doesn't -- what then? Back to scheming?

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    Comment #47853065

    What are the news recently?

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    Comment #47002556

    hah, good on them. nice catch.

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    Comment #46957654

    How do you see Zulip comparing to anytype, https://anytype.io/ ?

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    Comment #46630062

    This is how I view it as well. And... and... This results in a _very_ deep implication, which big companies may not be eager to let you see: they are context processors Take it for…

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    Comment #46551417

    But you are not having a free meal lunch are you? You _are paying_ for your meal. Worse: you are the meal as well. Do you see this?

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    Comment #45249162

    I have been a bit out of the loop. what is relevant these days for writing ebpf code? what about ebpf code in python?

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    Comment #24845928

    Despite trying and reading it carefully I didn't understand it. I wonder if it is me or the article, or both.