There is no "Diagnose this exception" button, but CLI-based agents can do basically everything else you said and more.

They'll make a debug build, deploy it to the remote unit, run the app remotely through it's API, with gdb attached, then catch the exception, and examine the stack trace etc... I see them build test programs all the time... often they have graphical interfaces, such as it's a web page with a bunch of drop downs and controls and a play button so I can see a rendering of a bunch of simulation states while we're working on a new feature. Every CLI-based agent I work with also has a CLI for the app and is able to both see the screen and press any button on the app.

lol

They're either joking or delusional, you never know.

Fan cars require special permission to use on tracks. Rocket cars?? They won't be allowed except for extra special, extra expensive publicity stunts.

So yeah, they may pay enough and we'll see some version of this car on some track... but nothing like the BS Elon spouted about beating lots of track records.

Now other halo cars like you mentioned, those are all welcome on tracks.

It's a real waste, yes you have that right.

Ok interesting. Thanks for explaining!

Why did you bring this into the conversation? Did someone say it was bad everywhere but it was ok on Jan 6th?

how much crack do you smoke?

I'd assume those running the events will make a fair purse here too.

Or like many developers, you avoid using the mouse because it's a waste of time.

It seems that simple on the surface, but in practice it might not be.

I had a similar problem with Claude last year. Here's people on Github discussing... in some cases it cannot be fixed without moving the data to a new repo :(...
https://github.com/orgs/commun...
https://github.com/orgs/commun...

Because I find your theories and explanations interesting and honest, I once tried to subscribe to your newsletter but the confirmation email never sent.

It really depends on what you're asking, but power-wise, using a normal computer would be wasteful if a Raspberry PI could handle the same work.

Ah, no worries. But yes, that post mostly contains data already publicly available in docs and advertisements that Anthropic publishes. So yes, as Oregonian says, it's slop.

Genuinely interested, why is this post rated as a Troll? Please explain.