gavmor

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by gavmor 6d ago
Also the motivation behind CLIs and SDKs, right? And the way agents write Python regularly, these days, I am hopeful what can be offloaded to deterministic systems will be.
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by gavmor 6d ago
Remember that quality output is a necessary but insufficient property of a generative model. Prompt-adherence is really hit-or-miss—especially if one lacks the visual vocabulary. Likewise with coding, I find junior devs don't think to
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by gavmor 6d ago
Thanks, it introduces a little "jitter" that keeps the egg from rolling down the same face of the ridge every time. Possibly, the same could be accomplished with a judicious application of the temperature parameter. But how to tel
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by gavmor 7d ago
Nice! I use an old madlibs library I built for D&D: https://github.com/gavmor/Dunmanifestin
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by gavmor 8d ago
"A DDOS on free resources" is called "moral hazard", AFAIK.
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by gavmor 8d ago
It's not saying there's something material out there which is relatable—it's saying that there's some ontological category, i.e. some Platonic or geometrically congruent notion, that is representative (if not constitut
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by gavmor 13d ago
I'm decompiling an obscure 1998 computer game using an LLM agent skill that I'm simultaneously developing from papers and books on reverse-engineering (a subject I've never previously engaged with) with the aim of migrating i
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by gavmor 15d ago
Spoiler alert for the dark forest trilogy but the overall series thesis revealed at the very end is that the human capacity to extend goodwill towards the unknown principally rescues us from the dark forest. It was the oppressed daughter of
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by gavmor 19d ago
Well, for non -general tasks, of course. For example particular tooling that's required for the environment. I will often make a skill out of the docs for any of the frameworks or libraries that we're using but with which I'
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by gavmor 20d ago
If your "opt-in platform features" and "interface to allow permissioned access to data and capabilities between different apps" is more expressive/discoverable than eg Cloud Foundry's "Service Broker"
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by gavmor 27d ago
What's the transition threshold at which paying down tech debt becomes worthwhile? Maybe it's a gradient.
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by gavmor 1mo ago
I believe the conspiracy was real, but was itself an emergent manifestation of the conspiracy hunters' paranoia. As the occultist Agliè explicitly champions, "in its loftiest sense syncretism is the acknowledgment that a single Tr
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by gavmor 1mo ago
My agent didn't like it. Indirection causing noise and failure outweighed the token savings. https://regular-reviews.pages.dev/rtk
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by gavmor 1mo ago
Oh, of course. Brilliant.
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by gavmor 1mo ago
I'm thinking more in terms of the case where my coworkers' agents aren't working via graft, and changes are made without the post-edit update hooks.
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by gavmor 1mo ago
Is this still cheaper when stale?
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by gavmor 2mo ago
I don't know anything about investing, but I know a lot about naivete. :)
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by gavmor 2mo ago
Or is it just an unproven attempt? Seems like a pretty straightforward value proposition. Caveat emptor.
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by gavmor 2mo ago
It takes place on another planet, and isn't alien biology "science" speculation, enough? Besides, it's not even her best work. Looking forward to reading your story! You might consider Ted Chiang.
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by gavmor 2mo ago
I like setting arbitrary project milestones or timelines. They don't have to kill the project, but it's good to cast efforts in relief against external developments.
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by gavmor 2mo ago
My daily driver is Agent of Empires ( https://github.com/agent-of-empires/agent-of-empires )
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by gavmor 2mo ago
I just started experimenting with GSX and GSXUI https://github.com/gsxhq/gsxui https://github.com/jackielii/structpages is what I might call a framework that GSX sits nicely in. Also one ai haven&
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by gavmor 2mo ago
"DRY" and "KISS" are, possibly, the least interesting principles to which a software designer might adhere.
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by gavmor 2mo ago
I'm sure it already can with the right mod/plugin.
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by gavmor 2mo ago
I've got an application for this. Will try and get some benchmarks in the next few weeks. We're definitely attempting to converge on a quality inference without wasting tokens/time. For now, we're passing the first pass
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by gavmor 2mo ago
The artwork "as it was created" is unavailable. The only options are Rougeoux or the ravages of time.
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by gavmor 3mo ago
A regular LLM acts as a "policy," mapping a current state to a specific action (states → actions). Their new LLM acts as a "world model," mapping a current state and a chosen action to a predicted future state ((states,
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by gavmor 3mo ago
The cold takes themselves are a fantastic proof of the care and attention the devs put into this game, as well as the depths of their design philosophy.
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by gavmor 3mo ago
> Almost nobody optimizes compiled assembly code. Compiled assembly code is not an input to the next compilation; source code is an input to the LLM's next inference. Sure, maybe "prompts are the code," but you must real
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by gavmor 3mo ago
Well sooner or later I would expect a developer who intimately understands their code base to feel compelled to start refactoring and extracting fitting, meaningful well-leveraged abstractions.

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