bisonbear

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by bisonbear 7mo ago
assume you're referencing coding agents - I don't think people are. If they are, it's likely using - AI to evaluate itself (eg ask claude to test out its own skill) - custom built platform (I see interest in this space) I&#x2
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by bisonbear 8mo ago
Intuitively makes sense, but in my experience, a more realistic workflow is using the main agent to sub-agent delegation pattern instead of straight 7x-ing token costs. By delegating to sub agents (eg for brainstorming or review), you can
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Things I Learned at the Claude Code NYC Meetup(benr.build)
2 points by bisonbear 9mo ago|0 comments
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by bisonbear 9mo ago
curious how this is different from claude-mem? https://github.com/thedotmack/claude-mem
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Claude vs. Codex in the Messy Middle(benr.build)
1 points by bisonbear 9mo ago|0 comments
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by bisonbear 9mo ago
pretty cool. I've been testing claude/codex head to head, looks like you pass their security audit would be cool to see/extend the ttl on the transcripts https://agentexports.com/v/g92c990f0cfb9962a#lClk4
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by bisonbear 9mo ago
I've experimented with something similar - my flow is to have the subagents "initialize" a persona for the task at hand, and then have the main thread simulate a debate between the personas. Not sure if it's the best app
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by bisonbear 9mo ago
Yep! Honestly it was just a random rabbit hole - I recently read Lee Smolin's Time Reborn (highly recommend btw, super fascinating read) and was curious as to what his more recent work was about, which lead me to come across The Autodi
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by bisonbear 9mo ago
I posted this to reddit and got a bunch of great additional reading recs from the community there! https://www.reddit.com/r/ArtificialInteligence/comments/1pyr...
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Spacetime as a Neural Network(benr.build)
11 points by bisonbear 9mo ago|5 comments
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by bisonbear 10mo ago
checked out the tool and think it's a cool idea! one piece of feedback though - I actually feel like the inverse product would be more helpful for me. What I mean is replacing ~95% of english text with words (Chinese in my case) that I
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by bisonbear 10mo ago
I have personally had success with using Kimi for Chinese creative writing making the same assumption that Moonshot, as a Chinese company, has more/better Mandarin language pretraining data
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by bisonbear 10mo ago
As a fellow Mandarin learner - this is super cool! Intuitively makes a lot of sense for the "full immersion" component of language. I love to see exciting uses of AI for language learning like this instead of just more slop genera
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by bisonbear 10mo ago
good question - however I don't think these are necessarily mutually exclusive. I have repeatable workflows that harness the benefits of multiple agents. Repeatable workflows drive consistent results for single agents. Using multiple a
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by bisonbear 10mo ago
I've been exploring the "AI as conversation partner for immersion" use case for a project I'm building and find it pretty helpful for a few reasons 1. Effectively infinite engaging comprehensible input at your level 2.
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by bisonbear 10mo ago
I've been using these fundamentals (calm, non-gamified, emphasis on focus & flow) for building a Mandarin language learning via chat with AI. My goal was to give the user a focused tool (i.e. chat with an AI at your level) and let
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One agent isn't enough(benr.build)
18 points by bisonbear 10mo ago|2 comments
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Context Engineering: The New Skill for Working with AI Agents(benr.build)
1 points by bisonbear 11mo ago|0 comments
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The New Math of Building with AI(benr.build)
2 points by bisonbear 1y ago|0 comments
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by bisonbear 1y ago
I'm working on character.ai for learning Chinese, you chat with characters at your level, and get instant feedback on your writing. It's a way to get a wide amount of comprehensible input in an engaging way that also practices out