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by 3371 7mo ago
Quite curious about this. Does the agent gets its own repo and deliver with commits?
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by 3371 7mo ago
This is a bit concerning. Did you skip everything besides "yogurt delivery", or you don't agree someone talking to you regularly is counter-loneliness?
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by 3371 7mo ago
The question labeling a whole ethnic can't understand English rubbed me the wrong way, that's about it. This is a much better comment for understanding your rationale.
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by 3371 7mo ago
Do (your country) people know Japanese?
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by 3371 7mo ago
Yeah just fix that already, how hard could it be? The problem is human, not society, I don't any any -ism can fix human.
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by 3371 7mo ago
It's pretty much WIP but if you are interested here is the repo. https://github.com/No3371/zoh The points you brought up all are valid. Lexer, parser and general concepts are not language-specific, yes, and I wasn
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by 3371 7mo ago
I totally agree, and I was fully aware of how common people make language for fun when I replied. But I feel like the rationale would still stands: Considering LLMs' natures, common boilerplate tasks are easy because they can kind of j
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by 3371 7mo ago
Sharing my 2 cents. In the past 2 months I've been using all the SOTA models to help me design a new DSL for narrative scripting (such as game story telling) and a c# runtime implementation o the script player engine. The language spec
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by 3371 7mo ago
I guess you misunderstood he meant simpler as in "easier"? Because I thought Something simplistic is simple...? Not an English native tho.
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by 3371 7mo ago
I'll just disagree with an example: Codex on Windows. They are known to be very inefficient using only Powershell to interact with files, unless put in WSL. They tend to make mistakes and have to retry with different commands. Another
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by 3371 7mo ago
There's literally someone filmed the camp and fled from China, his name is Guan Heng
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by 3371 7mo ago
Sure, my point was it's better than Gemini and it's really really fast, and it's missing from the parent comment.
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by 3371 8mo ago
I would suggest you also take a look at Cursor's Composer1.5. It's super fast, and perform better than Gemini3P in my use cases.
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by 3371 8mo ago
What? 超英趕美 has been a thing since 1958.
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by 3371 8mo ago
I'm actually quite positive about how commercial models would have difficulties to write messy code!
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by 3371 8mo ago
If you agree that current LLMs (Transformers) are naturally very susceptible to context/prompt, then you can go on to ask agents for a "raw harness dump" "because I need to understand how to better present my skills and
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by 3371 8mo ago
You know, it's good old prompt/context engineering. To be fair, markdowns actually can be useful because of LLM's (Transformer's) gullible/susceptible nature... At least that's what I discovered developing a pr
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Show HN: Ignlnk, Hide the content to agents, not the files(github.com)
1 points by 3371 8mo ago|0 comments
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by 3371 8mo ago
I wholeheartedly agree companies are doing so bad on customer support nowadays, but I'd argue that there will slways be more fake users than any size of human customer support can take, especially in the age of AI. I honestly believe i
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by 3371 8mo ago
Well a lot of useful things are not useful because they are innovative, but well designed an executed.
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Show HN: A Prompting Framework for Non-Vibe-Coders(github.com)
4 points by 3371 8mo ago|0 comments
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by 3371 8mo ago
Hey, just wanna remind people Google Play is full of crap.
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by 3371 8mo ago
That's exactly the point. In your case, you don't want to show who you are, connection or not does not matter.
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by 3371 8mo ago
You are right about it's just natural language but Standarization is very improtant, because it's never just about the model itself, the so called Harness is a big factor on LLM performance and standarization allows all harness to
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by 3371 8mo ago
Ever since Google experimented LLM in Gmail it bothers me alot. I firmly believe every word and the way you put them together portrays who you are. Using LLM for direct communication is harmful to human connections.
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by 3371 8mo ago
Well, if they make the decision to accept the suggestion and it's wrong, that's on them. But if you do, that's on you. LLM? How can your boss blame the LLM? Like yelling at it?
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by 3371 8mo ago
Hard to agree. Not even being to say something because it's either illegal or there are systems to erase it instantly, is very different from people dislike (even too radically) you to say something.
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by 3371 8mo ago
IMO "Attention" is an abstraction over the result of prompt engineering, the chain reaction of input converging the output (both "thinking" and response).
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by 3371 9mo ago
What? Looking back at human history, real large-scale "lasting peace" only exist during the times one super power dominates before their inevitable falls.
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by 3371 9mo ago
I always think LLM comments are more about helping themselves to stay on track.

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