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by TheDong
218 days ago
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There's also a cost problem here. Who's paying $30 to run an AI agent to run a single experiment that has a 20% chance of success? On large code-bases like this, where a lot of context gets pulled in, agents start to cost a lot very quickly, and open source projects like this are usually quite short on money. |
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Someone who stands to make or save (significantly) more than 150$ if it's successful.
It doesn't have to be an unemployed contributer or student. Someone deploying it on a data center is the archetype you're looking for.