It called the approach SAPIEN (Secure AI Protocol for Interagent ENgagement).
March 27, 2025 at 2:13 AM
It called the approach SAPIEN (Secure AI Protocol for Interagent ENgagement).
I had some fun with AI tonight.
This is a protocol Open AI designed on its own to communicate between only trusted parties who know the structure in advance.
Fascinating.
This is a protocol Open AI designed on its own to communicate between only trusted parties who know the structure in advance.
Fascinating.
March 27, 2025 at 2:11 AM
I had some fun with AI tonight.
This is a protocol Open AI designed on its own to communicate between only trusted parties who know the structure in advance.
Fascinating.
This is a protocol Open AI designed on its own to communicate between only trusted parties who know the structure in advance.
Fascinating.
Happy to answer, it’s in Wisconsin.
Issues reported in February, service is scheduled for mid April.
The people have been kind, I just want the company to do well given the state of their competition.
Issues reported in February, service is scheduled for mid April.
The people have been kind, I just want the company to do well given the state of their competition.
March 22, 2025 at 2:33 PM
Happy to answer, it’s in Wisconsin.
Issues reported in February, service is scheduled for mid April.
The people have been kind, I just want the company to do well given the state of their competition.
Issues reported in February, service is scheduled for mid April.
The people have been kind, I just want the company to do well given the state of their competition.
People don’t always believe what you post on the internet. So as proof-ish, here’s two photos.
March 22, 2025 at 4:47 AM
People don’t always believe what you post on the internet. So as proof-ish, here’s two photos.
You look so defeated!
Hope you have a speedy recovery.
Hope you have a speedy recovery.
March 19, 2025 at 1:29 AM
You look so defeated!
Hope you have a speedy recovery.
Hope you have a speedy recovery.
Proud of you for making it still!
Each run is a blip in the larger scope of your running life, things will continue up and to the right with steady progress!
Each run is a blip in the larger scope of your running life, things will continue up and to the right with steady progress!
March 17, 2025 at 1:17 AM
Proud of you for making it still!
Each run is a blip in the larger scope of your running life, things will continue up and to the right with steady progress!
Each run is a blip in the larger scope of your running life, things will continue up and to the right with steady progress!
Does this mean there’s a chance of you two moving closer to Upper West Side!
Come join us!
Come join us!
February 24, 2025 at 3:37 AM
Does this mean there’s a chance of you two moving closer to Upper West Side!
Come join us!
Come join us!
Was told it would never happen. Vendors would never agree!
It’s so exciting to see it _almost_ coming to fruition with interop.
I’m hopeful one day we’ll add the last piece, a signal for domains from the user-agent.
It’s so exciting to see it _almost_ coming to fruition with interop.
I’m hopeful one day we’ll add the last piece, a signal for domains from the user-agent.
February 15, 2025 at 5:01 PM
Was told it would never happen. Vendors would never agree!
It’s so exciting to see it _almost_ coming to fruition with interop.
I’m hopeful one day we’ll add the last piece, a signal for domains from the user-agent.
It’s so exciting to see it _almost_ coming to fruition with interop.
I’m hopeful one day we’ll add the last piece, a signal for domains from the user-agent.
This is a nuanced take. Thank you, appreciate it.
From my perspective a const enum is a great developer experience addition (not sold on other enums though). The optimization is nice, but the expressiveness it provides is the real win.
From my perspective a const enum is a great developer experience addition (not sold on other enums though). The optimization is nice, but the expressiveness it provides is the real win.
January 13, 2025 at 2:49 PM
This is a nuanced take. Thank you, appreciate it.
From my perspective a const enum is a great developer experience addition (not sold on other enums though). The optimization is nice, but the expressiveness it provides is the real win.
From my perspective a const enum is a great developer experience addition (not sold on other enums though). The optimization is nice, but the expressiveness it provides is the real win.