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callbacks with durable objects are weird (but it's also convenient to solve human-in-the-loop for ai agents) tl;dr - by defining callbacks as data, we can let durable objects "sleep" while it's waiting for a timer/email/webhook/phone call/whatever. demo borked a little bit, I blame openai, but it all stilkl worked.... show more

sunil pai

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steve ike1 год назад

Human in the loop is a much needed area of development for agents.

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Zach1 год назад

Go to bed if it really is durable it'll be here tomorrow

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krish1 год назад

so helpful, absolutely loving this

Фото профиля sunil pai

sunil pai1 год назад

🙏🙏🙏

Фото профиля Jan Wilmake

Jan Wilmake1 год назад

it's a 'DO List' not 'todo' :D Also nice wordplay with the DO lol. Just DO it ™️

Фото профиля Vítor Balocco

Vítor Balocco1 год назад

Looking forward to the next episode of Durable Late Nights with Sunil

Фото профиля Tiger Abrodi

Tiger Abrodi1 год назад

holy im so behind, durable objects are insane thanks for sharing!

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Craig Dennis1 год назад

New acronym dropped SIFWITM :💩 I'm Effing With In The Moment

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