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by 4b11b4 8mo ago
Why does this feel like a Facebook post from the person who got broken up with
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by 4b11b4 8mo ago
Where is the doc/source for such boundary conditions?
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by 4b11b4 8mo ago
lol yes "some game designer who only speaks in a cryptic language" . And frankly, I bet this helped build some intuition on dealing with LLM/agent/harness/etc in some strange way that wouldn't have otherwise ha
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by 4b11b4 8mo ago
Great writeup. These kinds of semantic tricks are cool. "Homework" is a great name for "asking for additional related labels". Lastly, the meme collection is a great demo candidate
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by 4b11b4 8mo ago
Q!
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by 4b11b4 8mo ago
Agree
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by 4b11b4 8mo ago
While those have their place, they are inherently rigid.
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by 4b11b4 8mo ago
My gut says you are correct though cycles can be permitted given a boundary condition.
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by 4b11b4 8mo ago
Sure, decomposition is already in the pre-training corpus. and then we can do some "instruction-tuning" on top. This is fine for the last mile, but that's it. I would consider this unaddressed and after with the root comment.
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by 4b11b4 8mo ago
Fuck these companies, just fucking killing the planet and anyone that touches their food
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by 4b11b4 8mo ago
This paper shoulda just done a study on elixirs usage_rules? https://github.com/ash-project/usage_rules
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by 4b11b4 8mo ago
Put it in plan mode. Then, repeatedly ask Claude to criticize the plan and use the "AskUserQuestion" tool to ask for your input. Keep criticizing and updating the plan until your gut says Claude is just trying to come up with thin
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by 4b11b4 8mo ago
Cultured people? I'd certainly argue that words which people feel are "uncultured" strictly DO have a use case. It's as if you're saying "smart people only color inside the lines." Take a step back.
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by 4b11b4 8mo ago
Haven't resized a window with a mouse since using aerospace
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by 4b11b4 8mo ago
It's not as one-dimensional as good vs bad. Transformers generally are extremely useful. Do I want to read your transformer generated writing? Fuck no. Is code generation/understanding/natural language interfaces to a compute
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by 4b11b4 8mo ago
Maybe I'll get over it eventually.
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by 4b11b4 8mo ago
Also, unfortunately I have in my global instructions to never use em dashes...
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by 4b11b4 8mo ago
nice
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by 4b11b4 8mo ago
Nice work!
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by 4b11b4 8mo ago
Yeah, I can feel it too, it _mostly_ works but.. feels like it needs a rewrite. for example Amp "feels" much better. Also like in Amp how I can just send the message whenever and it doesn't get queued * I know, lots of "
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by 4b11b4 8mo ago
Mostly speculative
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by 4b11b4 8mo ago
I'm a fan human pruning (which you refer to as "write gates"). At this point, I'd argue any "automated memory" is a failure over time. I don't know if I'll be convinced otherwise. If one were to go fu
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by 4b11b4 8mo ago
Please do
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by 4b11b4 8mo ago
Wait what..? please elaborate or provide any references for further reading!
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by 4b11b4 8mo ago
Interesting, how does the automatic system diagram generation work?
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by 4b11b4 8mo ago
Looks cool. A missing layer perhaps
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by 4b11b4 8mo ago
Too early to give any sort of trust
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by 4b11b4 8mo ago
hierarchical specs? Sounds hard to understand where they overlap. Or, they are independent?
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by 4b11b4 8mo ago
My gut says it's too far downstream
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by 4b11b4 8mo ago
I agree, the fundamental problem is we wouldn't be able to understand it ("AGI"). Therefore it's useless. Either useless or you let it go unleashed and it's useful. Either way you still don't understand it&#x2F

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