Got excited to start pulling all my repos into Replit and coding on my phone with their new AI agent, but docker is not supported 😞 ( all my projects run docker)

it wont give up

Funny failure case I'm seeing for gpt-4o model: My latest project involves passing around a vega plotting json schema to my APIs while talking to the user about the graph. But the model consistently wants to hallucinate a base64 image in its response! I am guessing the training data consists of this schema followed by the encoding of the actual plot visualization. Takes a bit of prompting to get it to not do this

@nitashatiku AI will be really good for both of these. I’m excited for the future. 🫡 I already use a vision llm to classify interesting events from security camera, it’s pretty cool!

@cto_junior I’ve migrated from global conda envs to local in-repo .vent with UV, now @cursor_ai can easily check the source for those fast moving libraries now (think langchain)

@djpapichulo69 @dieworkwear Wait I put in a big order Friday that arrives Tuesday…

I am liking sonnet-3.5 much more than o3-mini for response structures so far. Hard to explain but o3-mini just feels like a text dump. While sonnet tries to format the responses that are easier to understand, mixing code blocks, formatting (bold/italics) etc

Realized today how obsolete computers can become. I had to extract an old DVD to a file that could play on a modern laptop. I had a 2010-era MacBook with a DVD drive—easy, right? First issue: finding software that still runs on macOS 10.6 Snow Leopard. Most sites wouldn’t load due to broken certificates and outdated web standards. After digging through some sketchy freeware sites, I found a compatible version of MacTheRipper and got the movie extracted. Next problem: getting the file off the MacBook. It was so outdated I didn’t want to log into any personal accounts. My external nvme drive wasn’t compatible either, and reformatting wasn’t an option since I had over a TB of data on it. After a quick AI chat, I learned I could just run Python. Turns out, python -m SimpleHTTPServer 8000 instantly spun up a web server, giving full access to the MacBook’s disk over the network. Downloaded the file over wifi at ~100MB/s. Took way longer than expected, but it worked.

@DynamicWebPaige @GoogleDeepMind @cursor_ai @cursor_ai when google agent

@scrapybara I just spent all week trying to build out a docker/xfce/vnc stack (for running evals on my agent library) and it’s been a huge pain. Trying out your Ubuntu vm now!

@hornof after a day of playing with Operator, it's like watching a smart toddler browse the web. Maybe we need a bit more time 🤔

look at me manifesting my future

and yes it took 10 seconds as im trying out o1 as the default model for a bit

@DynamicWebPaige

Wait, this is false! I am using Cursor with my own API key for sonnet. Also looking at the logs it seems to not be truncating the thread context yet, up to 67,000 tokens in prompt. windsurf would definitely be cutting stuff out by now

@ddunderfelt @mathemagic1an Windsurf seems to have some eager thread discarding. You can ask it for something 20 round later ago and it seems to have no idea. Like it’s just slicing last N messages to keep. I’ll spend more time with cursor this week to see how it handles everything