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by 4b11b4 6mo ago
Self-consistency meets fine-tuning?
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by 4b11b4 6mo ago
But you can still integrate this (claude -p) into your local workflows when you basically want to pipe pipe stuff to Claude for inference
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by 4b11b4 6mo ago
I accidentally figured out you can go into plan mode then leave, Claude can keep working on the plan, then I use my own custom plan viewer (just a markdown viewer that's watching for the latest for update in the plan dir)
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by 4b11b4 7mo ago
Seems to be encouraged at YC
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by 4b11b4 7mo ago
April fools
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by 4b11b4 7mo ago
So uh.. about that sentence where it says you only pass part of the test suite...
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by 4b11b4 7mo ago
3 releases a year? Should think about increasing that...
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by 4b11b4 7mo ago
https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.14270 related: if you suggest a hypothesis then you'll get biased results (iow, you'll think you're right, but the true information is hidden)
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by 4b11b4 7mo ago
At the end the author says that they don't accept human authored code... gg my friend, you've contracted pychosis
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by 4b11b4 7mo ago
Elixir flame?
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by 4b11b4 7mo ago
I really like the idea but my gut says it would be hard to trust. In the last example... "cleanest result" is not a great definition of done (that's only sort of a nitpick). In general, I feel that removing the decision proce
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by 4b11b4 7mo ago
similar approach
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by 4b11b4 7mo ago
Yeah that's the point of being able to revisit past ADRs easily. Will have demo soon
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by 4b11b4 7mo ago
The sheer number of people throwing their nonsense memory implementations at the wall right now is just..
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by 4b11b4 7mo ago
learning and using and customizing emacs has never been better getting a bibliography and citation workflow up and running in org is incredibly easy. Use a model to read the first page of your PDFs dir and add bibtex entries... then you jus
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by 4b11b4 7mo ago
I have a ton of papers to read wrt making decisions, human-ai interaction, ADRs, etc if you're interested.
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by 4b11b4 7mo ago
My masters thesis is wrt to scaffolding ADRs. I draw a fine line between required human input and what's safe to scaffold. There's a lot of tooling which I'll omit most details but involves recursively scaffolding/prunin
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by 4b11b4 7mo ago
But that's still after the decision was made... I guess it's still useful. But maybe that person didn't actually weigh a decision and tradeoffs when they made the change.
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by 4b11b4 7mo ago
Sounds pretty cool. Is this published?
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by 4b11b4 7mo ago
Putting decision inside the code is interesting... but scattered. Some decisions are made way higher up and implicitly touch many places
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by 4b11b4 7mo ago
I've been thinking like a CNC. It can be made, but the edges are rough, needs sanding. OR - you accept that the edges are borderline dangerous. Also, some complex joints can't be built with a CNC
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by 4b11b4 7mo ago
Sure I'd also agree with that, some are so complex we can't understand, but that's still our relying on it then
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by 4b11b4 7mo ago
LMs. don't. "think". It. Just. Generates.some.text. based. On. Whatever. You. Dumped. Into. It
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by 4b11b4 7mo ago
Wait what this is the best reason to write a bunch of assembly AND learn about ants?
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by 4b11b4 8mo ago
I like it, but it seemed test could capture some of these "behaviors". But having it in a single document is helpful for context
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by 4b11b4 8mo ago
soon
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by 4b11b4 8mo ago
AI isn't ruthless, that doesn't even make sense. It's a mathematical model, if it's optimizing for the wrong thing then that's strictly the fault of the people who chose what to optimize for
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by 4b11b4 8mo ago
yeah or he didn't even
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by 4b11b4 8mo ago
lol, naive as hell. why would your company's agreement be the same as the one who just refused the _same_ agreement? Even my question doesn't even make sense, this is a contradiction, therefore your statement must be false. There,
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by 4b11b4 8mo ago
Free services are garbage, you dun know what you're getting routed to

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