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Not really related but I wonder how people benchmark the effectiveness of skills/agents?

I'm seeing the agent working quite fine with just direct prompting and the agent doing things by itself rather than using skills. Is it better for certain task size?

The game will never go on sale (stated by the devs)

I know it's gonna hit 20k at some point since I haven't seen media talking about it yet. Not enough FOMO

How much did you put in the bot initially and how long have you kept it running before shutting it down?

I was trying to do the same (grocery for the office) but the store changed their "API" so there's hardly any way to interact with their catalog anymore.

Also how do you deal with the membership and payment process?

I changed from LastPass to Bitwarden. Have been quite satisfied with it so far. The save suggestion was annoying sometimes but overall everything works pretty fine.

Would recommend it to everyone in need of a password manager now.

Would be really nice if this can be done to more countries. I'm interested to know how things look in the whole EU.

Read this 3 times already throughout the years, still amazed by how this guy can explain such a sensitive & hard to grasp concept in a very casual manner.

Perspective is the most essential thing here. Most people would probably see 1 million not much different from 1 billion (I mean they know it's different, but not much since it's just a big number). "A suite at the best hotel in NYC $10,000/night is $1/night", this hits me hard.

I think it's because the organizers want to make sure the bots will have a good performance here. Ofc OpenAI is awesome but it's impossible to cover such a complicated game as DotA within just 1 year. What they have achieved though is still awesome.

I'm just slightly bugged by the fact that the developers didn't take action execution into delay consideration. The response time is 200ms but humans also need some more time to drag the mouse and click to perform the action. Their insane reactions actually make me less impressed.

There should be plenty of options now. If you're in the US, Coinbase I heard is a good option. If you're in Europe, go for Bitstamp / Kraken.

Honestly if you don't buy a huge amount of Bitcoin, the exchange is just fine, since you can trade readily without much hassle. It's always good to have your own secure offline wallet though.

I was just wondering today why Finnkino hasn't released their own app since their web experience is horrible. Nice!

You seem to be in this long enough :)

This, along with Siacoin (http://sia.tech/), will likely be the future of decentralised cloud storage.

They have active developments and have (somewhat) clear roadmap. I'm a bit concerned about their strategy to overcome the big ones right now such as Google Drive, Dropbox, etc. Seems like a really long way to go.