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Have you tried using it? Not being flippant and annoying. Just curious if you tried it and what the results were

gbnwl 10mo ago
Who has time to try this when there's this huge backlog here: https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/search/?q=memory https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/search/?q=memory
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- Forgeties79 10mo ago
  Have you tried any of those?
  - gbnwl 10mo ago
    Yes, they haven't helped. Have you found one that works for you?
    - austinbaggio 10mo ago
      What are you both looking for? What is the problem you want solved?
      - ggm 10mo ago
        Is a series of postings all in the form of questions an indication somebody hooked "eliza" up as an input device?
        morkalork 10mo ago
        Nah, just another one of those spam bots on all the small-business, finance and tradies sub-reddits: "Hey fellow users, have you ever suffered from <use case>? What is the problem you want solved? Tell me your honest opinions below!"
Game_Ender 10mo ago
Why should he put effort into measuring a tool that the author has not? The point is there are so many of these tools an objective measure that the creators of these tools can compare against each other would be better. So a better question to ask is - Do you have any ideas for an objective way to a measure a performance of agentic coding tools? So we can truly determine what improves performance or not. I would hope that internal to OpenAI and Anthropic they use something similar to the harness/test cases they use for training their full models to determine if changes to claude code result in better performance.
- morkalork 10mo ago
  Well, if I were Microsoft and training co-pilot, I would log all the <restore checkpoint> user actions and grade the agents on that. At scale across all users, "resets per agent command" should be useful. But then again, publishing the true numbers might be embarrassing..
  - kuboble 10mo ago
    I'm not sure it's a good signal. I often use restore conversion checkpoint after successfully completing a side quest.
troupo 10mo ago
It does nothing but send a bunch of data to a "alpha use at your own risk" third-party site that may or may not run some LLM on your data: https://ensue-network.ai/login https://ensue-network.ai/login

gbnwl 10mo ago

Who has time to try this when there's this huge backlog here: https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/search/?q=memory https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/search/?q=memory

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Forgeties79 10mo ago
Have you tried any of those?
- gbnwl 10mo ago
  Yes, they haven't helped. Have you found one that works for you?
  - austinbaggio 10mo ago
    What are you both looking for? What is the problem you want solved?
    - ggm 10mo ago
      Is a series of postings all in the form of questions an indication somebody hooked "eliza" up as an input device?
      - morkalork 10mo ago
        Nah, just another one of those spam bots on all the small-business, finance and tradies sub-reddits: "Hey fellow users, have you ever suffered from <use case>? What is the problem you want solved? Tell me your honest opinions below!"

Game_Ender 10mo ago

Why should he put effort into measuring a tool that the author has not? The point is there are so many of these tools an objective measure that the creators of these tools can compare against each other would be better. So a better question to ask is - Do you have any ideas for an objective way to a measure a performance of agentic coding tools? So we can truly determine what improves performance or not. I would hope that internal to OpenAI and Anthropic they use something similar to the harness/test cases they use for training their full models to determine if changes to claude code result in better performance.

morkalork 10mo ago
Well, if I were Microsoft and training co-pilot, I would log all the <restore checkpoint> user actions and grade the agents on that. At scale across all users, "resets per agent command" should be useful. But then again, publishing the true numbers might be embarrassing..
- kuboble 10mo ago
  I'm not sure it's a good signal. I often use restore conversion checkpoint after successfully completing a side quest.

troupo 10mo ago

It does nothing but send a bunch of data to a "alpha use at your own risk" third-party site that may or may not run some LLM on your data: https://ensue-network.ai/login https://ensue-network.ai/login