@RayFernando1337: Kevin Niparko on stage talking about coding beyond your laptop. Talking about agents running for days and weeks at a ti…
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Kevin Niparko 在台上演讲，讨论如何让 AI 代理连续运行数天甚至数周，而无需保持笔记本电脑打开。
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Kevin Niparko on stage talking about coding beyond your laptop. Talking about agents running for days and weeks at a time (without leaving your laptop open). https://t.co/FAMHB10l5c
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