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tripplyons

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    Comment #49108808

    You only need to cache for tokens that are actually being used. Using 100k tokens of a 256k token window takes the amount of memory as using 100k tokens of a 1m token window.

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    Comment #48941412

    For OpenAI, you have to use the Enterprise plan at API pricing in order for them not to train on your data. Source: https://chatgpt.com/codex/pricing/?type=team

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    Comment #48754574

    I use a $200/mo OpenAI Codex sub. Throughout the workday I run an average of 2 concurrent agents of GPT 5.5 with high reasoning on fast mode and use less than half of my subscripti…

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    Comment #48754510

    For context, here is the extension it made me: https://gist.github.com/tripplyons/ec953181707b6813d4be9e934...

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    Comment #48754496

    I like to use Pi ( https://pi.dev/ ), and I recently got it to make an approval extension for itself. It has a lot of documentation built-in for the agent to modify the behavior of…

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    Comment #48427907

    Yes, this has been a highly requested feature! This will be the next feature for me to add after addressing the bug reports.

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    Comment #48427904

    I have not encountered this, but I will note it down as something to look into. Which potion was it?

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    Comment #48427714

    Thanks for the info! I will collect all these reports today and get these issues fixed in the next few days when I can.

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    Comment #48427455

    Thanks for the info, I will look into this! I got past that battle and further into the game in my testing, but I don't think I've tried using an item in battle yet.

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    Comment #48426512

    I chose Pokemon Emerald because it is my favorite of the games that have been disassembled!

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    Comment #48425390

    Yeah, I made sure saving worked correctly

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    Comment #48425208

    Yes, this project was made in around 15 hours of Codex.

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    Comment #48425198

    Yes, it a recompilation of a community decompilation!

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    Comment #48425191

    I have not added that yet, but it would probably be quite easy to throw a few prompts to Codex to do so.

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    Comment #47703336

    The reduction rules seem kind of arbitrary to me. At that point why don't you just use combinators instead of defining a set of 5 ways their operator can be used?

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    Comment #47680595

    I'm honestly surprised the CFO of Oracle doesn't make more than $950K

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    Comment #47663663

    Your submission history looks like a bot trying to get engagement or something.

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    Comment #47663622

    I think it's more about resisting some humans than it is about resisting machines.

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    Comment #47663476

    I saw a video of guy who became an Amazon bestseller in a book category pretty easily by buying his own book.

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    Comment #47520432

    MLA makes it so the keys and values used are a function of a smaller latent vector you cache instead of a key and a value for each token. KV cache quantization reduces the size of …

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    Comment #47520358

    There are papers that try to quantize angles associated with weights because angles have a more uniform distribution. I haven't read this specific paper, but it looks like it uses …

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    Comment #47226523

    The good thing is you can still use their software without signing in and having to agree.

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    Comment #47226498

    Got it. The scenario I'm describing there is how a service like AWS has the ability to tamper with your code or its output. If instead, each response came with a ZK proof showing t…

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    Comment #47226426

    As much as I like the ideas, this article looks AI generated. This line with the bullet point, bolded label and colon, em-dash, and the second clause "it's about" all point to AI w…