@gabriel1: "your backpack is open" yes im running 100 agents by sharing internet from my phone to the macbook max in my backpack, …
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A user shares that they are running 100 AI agents by tethering internet from their phone to a MacBook Max in their backpack, expressing concerns about overheating.
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“your backpack is open”
yes im running 100 agents by sharing internet from my phone to the macbook max in my backpack, i can’t let it run hot
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