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Something similar is happening in my region after the flood that happened two years ago: The alarm was raised late; Now, even mild rain is triggering an alert.

Guess whats the consequence of that? Less and less people pay attention to the alerts.

It's become a real risk to take a train in Spain. Two severe accidents in the same year on what's typically considered the safest transport method.

I can't remember the last time I read good news related to my country.

Codex generally lets you use the subscription with 3rd party agents / harnesses. ON the PI 1.0 you can directly use the openAI log in to hook up your account, so it should be pretty straight forward. I haven't tried myself yet.

I had the feeling that GPT 6 Sol was actually GTP 6 Terra, it didn't felt as good as Sol, and the benchmarks also showed it was a bit worse than the previous Sol release.

Now this feels like its the actual Sol 6 that was meant to be.

Surprising how cheap Sol 6 was.

Every single day, I find another reason to be ashamed of my country. We're on a speedrun to turn a modern democratic country into a corrupt shithole in every way imaginable.

I really enjoy using V4 Flash for digging though data and such. Its a very good model for the price. Looking forward to this one.

Impressive, specially the amount of models used for the comparison.

Please, add an option to make the 'travel' between stations longer to give a vibe of an actual train trip!

Anthropic is vibe running the company.

I interviewed some years ago for an AI related startup. After looking at the live product, first thing I see is their prod dB credentials and openAI api key publicly send in some requests... Bad actors will be having a lot of fun these days

It's one of the main things I learned when working as tech support and I talked with users all day. Nobody reads anything.

The reason I used cursor, other than it being paid by my employer, is that it had a pretty good integration between IDE and the agent workflow.

If I want to mostly direct 1 or more agents I go straight to claude code (codex at home.)

But I still want to have a IDE at the end of the day, I do look and review the code. I still need to direct it to fix some things it doesn't do properly and I dont feel like giving up my understanding of the system I work with (despite what the vibe people say) I don't think it will lead to good outcomes or any benefit in the name of speed.

So for me this direction goes against what I find useful in cursor, and entirely seems to look out for the the 10+ agents crowd. Which makes sense, these are the guys spending +200 $ subscriptions and so on. I'll go back to Zed + CC or Codex.

By the way their new interface looks just like the Codex App.

Hey, very nice! Seems like a great way to have LLMs answer questions about the laws more reliably.