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Make the robot do it.

Somewhere beyond the sea
Joined June 2007
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I asked Fable 5.2 to "go wild" making a game, and all I got was this Pong clone. And then I played it ... 👇
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Replying to @robocurve @ZaindORp
hopefully criminals will follow this EU AI Act law so we will be safe to cut our apples using a robot.
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Whoa chief leave some ladies for the rest of us.
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Replying to @stefanodotsui
Yeah in democracies we have freedom. That leads to breaking laws on occasion. When laws are broken, government steps in. Is he arguing for some sort of precog system? Or all liberties stripped “to prevent it from happening?”
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No, the harnesses have a json streaming mode, so instead of typing in through the tui, Claude can for example invoke codex in this mode. They can communicate back and forth, exchanging messages in a json envelope. That way the model doesn’t need to interpret terminal codes, accidentally scramble which message came from where, etc etc. In this mode, tmux can actually get in the way, which is why I suggest not using it. It can accidentally corrupt the json envelope, the llm can work around that corruption but that costs tokens for what is essentially a deterministic process. I’m cheap, i like to use smaller models with deterministic things and save expensive models for the figure it out. In my lab I have Claude as a CoS, invoking pi, codex and others as needed in this json mode. I have a “cost load balancer” which looks at everything and gives cheaper jobs to pi pointing to my local qwen and more expensive jobs to whatever has the most quota, Claude or codex.
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Why they NEED it to be a genocide. From a live event at Valley Beth Shalom Synagogue, Encino, California. With Rabbi Nolan Lebovitz and Reverend Drew Sams, Senior Pastor of Bel Air Church.
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Actually they will be first because deep down inside they knew. They knew. The rest of us who thought it was a mere tool can be forgiven.
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Replying to @xagreat
Statistically they already left.
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It’s the communications protocol
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Replying to @ashxhart
Then why the tmux? Just chat direct or build a small pty shim. Seems a bit heavy and can corrupt the json with terminal codes.
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Replying to @ashxhart
Same but no tmux. Agents like Claude can speak json natively. Higher quality input output. Ask yours to switch
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Nothing like the rush of entering Saturday with 20% left on my quota with a 4 pm reset. Fable design and planning sessions. Go go go!
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Replying to @abbyjlehr @untldev
That’s great! Sounds like a prompt though. Good luck.
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Replying to @Gwani_bukhari
What if you reach the afterlife and you discover that God is a nine billion foot chicken who created this universe to see how we treated his chicken children, and you failed miserably. Checkmate.
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Replying to @nick_matau @grok
He’s just upset that the assimilation was incomplete.
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Replying to @abbyjlehr @untldev
I literally do not want it to ask me a single thing. That’s why I have my agents interview me before a project, where we talk deeply about security decisions, etc., etc. Takes like 15 minutes
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Each line funnier than the last. Oscar-worthy.
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Replying to @ashxhart @Apple
Beautiful
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Interesting way to preserve a moat. Good luck with that
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hey slopgenerator - literally every single "point" you've made has been covered, so I'm not gonna bother. But this one, you've contradicted yourself - a "miracle" doesn't need "standardization."
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