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What model(s) are you using?

Which CGM did you get? Don't they require a prescription?

Can microplastics never get small enough to interact with T cells?

Last I tried this is exposed via their sdk and can be built.

The clickable areas work on mobile as well - at least using supported clients like Moshi

... and now I'm hungry. I'd love to try this.

It’s a good reflection of my energy leve. Sometimes I’m working within 5 projects all with 1-3 agents running. Other times I’m maxed out on one agent running in a single project.

It sounds silly but lately I've been able to hit flow states doing exactly this.

Unless you have concrete evidence via evals that SOTA is actually needed, you’re just buying into the hype.

Were you getting it to read images within a CLI or only in their web interface?

I’m making $1000/month off of an app that was initially a single prompt. There’s a gold rush right now. You absolutely can turn these ideas into products.

Pay to publish your team's ai usage*

I tried to like it, but it eventually got stuck in a near-infinite loop trying to debug an extra curly bracket in an iOS app. That and the lack of image-read support surprised me. …

Oh this is neat. Thank you.

What are some of the Chinese colleges worth paying attention to? Is most of the AI research coming from these colleges or are they primarily from private labs?

Which entrepreneurial sites are you browsing? I feel like I'm at a similar stage in my day-to-day.

You're devolving into the realm of "What if we tell the agent to just get it right?" Relying on the prompt to ensure the code it writes is correct is where things fail. Types, test…

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pi vs. claude code vs. codex These are all agent harnesses which run a model (in pi's case, any model) with a system prompt and their own default set of tools.

It's a custom agent harness with on-device models and the ability to swap between models. Basically, a "toy" app to showcase where we are with coding agents on-device.