Developer let Qwen autonomously build his inference engine overnight despite filter trip-ups
gnukeith · x · 2026-11-11
gnukeith elaborates: he had Qwen autonomously work on his inference engine, expecting it to run while he slept, but it hit the content-filter failure twice mid-task. Clicking "continue goal" made it resume as if nothing happened, and he hasn't reviewed any of the code yet. The addendum shows the blocks are sporadic and recoverable — but unattended long-running agent tasks carry interruption risk.
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