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20/15 got lasik
I'll publish a bunch of writing on what the vision is in a few weeks when the beta launches.
I'm still in stealth, but I'm hiring!
Location: SF preferred, but remote in North American time zones is possible for exceptional candidates.
Open roles
- Founding Engineer: build stuff
- Founding Product Marketing Manager: grow stuff
We offer generous salary, equity, health care, and the opportunity to work with smart and kind people on meaningful problems to help advance the state of agents.
How to apply:
Email jobs @ 5d.tech with:
- LinkedIn / X / GitHub / Resume / Personal site / etc
- A description of the thing you've built you're most proud of
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Maybe I should give it another shot. I use Orcas remote orchestration a lot which cmux didn’t use to have.
Kind of. I use Claude and codex hosted on a remote dev box (exe.dev) with schedules and the ability to ping me when I’m away. When I’m working (most of the time these days) I access that dev box via orca and typically have 3-5 sessions running.
It’s kind of an emergent personal assistant harness customized to how I like to work.
I use claude / codex pretty much evenly, both through Orca, personal assistant agents I try them all but haven't found myself reaching for any
erik.eth 🛡 retweeted
The spec for lightning in x402 was merged last night!
github.com/x402-foundation/x…
impressive result on JevBench
On JevBench, Sage1 scores better on accuracy than other System1 models, with a similar median latency.
When multi-step reasoning is required, Sage has 93% accuracy vs. 71% for other System1 models.
Sage is smart enough to know when to be fast and when to think step by step, covering both System1 and System2.
When Sage activates reasoning, it takes on average 3X longer to decide.
more options good
So far the minimum viable unit of economics on the internet has been ~$5. I suspect thats not the floor of what something can be worth in a market.
We shall see, experiment still in progress
The internet is so underrated. Theres no chance we would have ended up with AI without the open web.
@Must_be_Ash does it again
so sick!
