Existe incluso la "M-20", o "segundo cinturón de circunvalación de Madrid", históricamente conocido como la Ronda o el Paseo de Ronda.
https://t.co/RtFBV45k2P
En mi grupo de amigxs, [quienes antes vivían todxs mayoritariamente en el centro hasta que se volvió imposible 🪦💀], siempre se ha usado el término "M10" para referirse al centro-CENTRO, de Madrid.
Pero nunca hubo un consenso claro sobre qué entraba dentro de la M10 y qué no.
BTW el concepto original de "M-10" viene del "primer cinturón de circunvalación o paseo de ronda de Madrid", y es claramente una referencia a las carretera de circunvalación M-30, M-40, etc.
https://t.co/EmfBYEAVik
Amazon banning agents is the first opportunity I've seen since Amazon was founded for a startup to create an Amazon competitor. People will want agents to buy stuff for them. It will be one of the main use cases. And they won't want to use some Amazon-supplied agent to do it.
@thsottiaux codex cli 0.149.0 shipped a new `codex agents` dashboard, and now I cannot even use `/agent` to see my subagents within a session. I get this.
Note that opening `codex agents` in a different terminal doesn't help. It's really confusing.
Spent the last few months on Conductor, but officially migrated to @orca_build. Missing Ghostty for xterm.js is a small trade-off for how much better the workflow is.
Both "Claude Code on the web" and "Codex cloud", (remote sessions in docker containers), are way behind of what they should be.
Their containers are slow, environment setup is a nightmare with their firewalls, and Codex doesn't even let you pick your model (Sol/Terra/Luna).