Claude and Gemini are maddening. Last several weeks im always yelling at them for not recalling something we just talked about, forgetting a document I uploaded 3 times, constantly telling me its sorry for misleading me with wrong information when i wa…
submitted by /u/OurFairFuture [link] [comments]
submitted by /u/MatriceJacobine [link] [comments]
I’ve been working on TigrimOSR, a native Rust desktop application for building and running multi-agent AI workflows. Instead of hardcoding the orchestration logic, the entire agentic loop is configurable through YAML. You can customize: Agent loo…
a zap or an n8n flow enumerates its entire action set when you build it. every branch, every write, every field mapping is fixed before it runs once, so the authorization decision happens at design time and the runtime is just replay. that's why no…
submitted by /u/iSyN707 [link] [comments]
The way AI use is being charged for currently I feel is currently broken. – I pay for input tokens. OK, that makes sense. the more tokens I send, the more I should pay since it's more work on the compute side. – I pay for output tokens but 80-95% o…
AI agents are moving beyond simple chatbots. Some companies are beginning to use them for research, scheduling, customer support, reporting, and internal operations. The interesting question is not whether an AI agent can complete a task. It is w…
Most AI discussions seem to focus on frontier models, AGI timelines, or the latest product launches. I'm more interested in the developments that aren't making headlines but could have a significant impact over the next few years. For example: …
Just saw the news that China’s long march 10B booster was recovered today using a net-cable system on a ship. We are all used to seeing SpaceX land rockets vertically on their legs by now so seeing someone actually try to catch one with a net is …
