Imanari

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by Imanari 1y ago
You can use it via openrouter.ai
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by Imanari 1y ago
I tried gemini2.5 and while it is certainly a very strong model you really notice that it was not trained to be 'agentic'/with strong initiative for tool calling. Oftentimes it would make a plan, I'd say 'go ahead&#
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by Imanari 1y ago
PSA: you can use CC with any model via https://github.com/musistudio/claude-code-router The recent Kimi-K2 supposedly works great.
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by Imanari 1y ago
CC is more autonomous, which can be a double edged sword. In big codebases you usually don't want to make large changes and edit multiple files. And even if you do, letting the LLM decide what files to edit increases the chance for err
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by Imanari 1y ago
How are you using more concurrent sessions?
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by Imanari 1y ago
Then use /ask mode. If this still edits your files something is broken.
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by Imanari 1y ago
How is chat not chat?
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by Imanari 1y ago
Same here, I'd even say you made the learning curve sound worse than it is, no offence :) This is my workflow for 90% of tasks: 1) /ask: I want to do X. / How would you do X? / What options do I have for X? 2) (optional)
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by Imanari 1y ago
care to share your search prompt?
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by Imanari 1y ago
Amazing work. Could you elaborate on the model architecture and the process that lead you to using this architecture?
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by Imanari 1y ago
Looks really nice! How does it handle tables?
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by Imanari 1y ago
aider.chat It is less autonomous but I consider it a feature, it's more of a precision tool.
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by Imanari 1y ago
Thanks! I have thought about similar approaches of iteratively building the content-graph of your document base, as you described. I worry about scaling, though. IIUC both previous_structure and current content must fit into context while p
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by Imanari 2y ago
Interesting work! How do you construct the relationship between nodes if not all documents fit into context?
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by Imanari 2y ago
How much do you take? Just standard stuff from amazon?
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by Imanari 2y ago
> It acknowledges that these behaviours are unsafe when its own outputs are fed back to it. This is the typical "Ah yes you are right, I made a mistake. Let's correct the thing...."-type hallucination or whatever you want
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by Imanari 2y ago
https://tinyurl.com/mrymfwwp We will see, maybe models do get good enough but I think we are underestimating these last few percent of improvement.
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by Imanari 2y ago
maybe let it reason in latent space but have a method to transform and output it to text for inspection.
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by Imanari 2y ago
Love aider, thank you for your work! Out of curiousity, what are your future plans and ideas for aider in terms of features and workflow?
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by Imanari 2y ago
Question about the rule-based rewards (correctness and format) mentioned in the paper: Does the raw base model just expected “stumble upon“ a correct answer /correct format to get a reward and start the learning process? Are there any
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by Imanari 2y ago
I was wondering the same thing. I feel there is too large of a gap between a raw base model and and a model that produces fully correct answers and follows a specific format. My guess is their rule base reward system is more nuanced than ju
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by Imanari 2y ago
benchmark performance seems to hold up on the aider benchmark. R1 comes in on the second place with 56.9% behind O1's 61.7%. https://aider.chat/docs/leaderboards/
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by Imanari 2y ago
From the text_to_sql example: [0] My question: "Which waiter got second most total money from tips? create a jpeg with a bar chart of the total tips for each waiter." Step 0 included a correct sql query. Step 1 included python cod
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by Imanari 2y ago
Look up Eamonn Keogh, he has lots of interesting work on TSAD.
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by Imanari 2y ago
Reading r/decaf you see a lot of people saying it takes about 6 months to reach a new normal after years of daily caffeine use. The brain has to rebuild and recover. I'd imagine for stronger stimulants it will be similar. Maybe tr
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by Imanari 2y ago
https://aider.chat/docs/usage/watch.html
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by Imanari 2y ago
are you taking BHB along with being on a ketogenic diet or do you else eat carbs?
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by Imanari 2y ago
aider-chat with the newest Sonnet model. Loving the new #AI! comment function. I use it for implementing changes, architecture discussions, making one-off scripts to move files etc.
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by Imanari 2y ago
Can someone explain how it works?
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by Imanari 2y ago
Out of curiosity, could you give an example of 30 loc python code that would require a lot of text to describe? I usually find that high level descriptions with maybe one iteration with refinements work surprisingly well if the assistant ha

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