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GitHub - aliceisjustplaying/pi-arm64-exec: A Pi extension to solve your agent's habit of using python and ruby to read or edit files

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“i've finally fixed astra's habit of calling python3, ruby, perl and every single gnu program to read and edit files introducing pi-arm64-exec, a pi extension that gives exactly *one* tool to your agent: it lets them do what they need in arm64 assembly githu…”

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Robin Berjon: In fairness, while I think it's a forced move, I don't believe that it's necessarily bad strategy. It boils down to a question of how close the frontier is to complete commoditisation. Impossible t…
alice.mosphere.at: this would imply they were ever in the race the first place
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