ngruhn

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by ngruhn 5d ago
I tried many of these pi extensions but they have tons of paper cuts. Don't remember which one had which issue but here are some I ran into: * commands run by me (! prefix) are also sandbox blocked * agent has no way to _request_ unsan
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by ngruhn 5d ago
Sometimes agents create huge half-minified one-off python/bash scripts to do some data processing. I'd prefer to neither review nor yolo these. Sandbox restricts reads/writes to designated directories, so at least there'
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by ngruhn 5d ago
oh-my-pi has pretty poor permission system in my experience. Either yolo or deny/approve everything. No classifier, no sandbox.
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by ngruhn 5d ago
> ticket in JIRA -> solution in production We started building that but it quickly turned out to be too narrow. Often we want agents to do task that have no input ticket and often the output is not a code change (Slack bot, incident i
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by ngruhn 8d ago
because they're not doing them anymore
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by ngruhn 8d ago
Why the hell are they not fighting fire with fire? This is not sustainable. But it is annoying that the AI labs get to play arms dealer, selling to both sides.
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by ngruhn 9d ago
I'm only 80% sure you're joking
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by ngruhn 9d ago
Can't believe this wasn't already a problem pre LLMs.
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by ngruhn 9d ago
It's nice when I do it. Not so nice when everyone else does it. If sitting on the money has better returns than running a supermarket, why run a supermarket? Any investment has to beat deflation. Why hire people? In fact maybe I should
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by ngruhn 10d ago
> > Common defense was already agreed anyhow. > Where and how? NATO presumably
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by ngruhn 10d ago
Author here. Wow that's amazing unintended timing!
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by ngruhn 10d ago
Appreciate indeed. Thanks for the reference
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by ngruhn 11d ago
> currently A few years ago they couldn't do basic arithmetic. Is there any reason to think that capabilities flatline from now? > proving by negation, not proving for all cases I'm finding 2.2k "∀" symbols in the
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The Beauty of Roundabouts(gruhn.me)
28 points by ngruhn 12d ago|38 comments
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by ngruhn 13d ago
"I've seen some uranium ore in chemistry class. It didn't blow up in my face. Chernobyl must have been an inside job. Can they shut up and make more kilowatts already?"
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by ngruhn 14d ago
> or posting arXiv does not count The Poincaré conjecture guy also broke that rule. They wanted to give him the prize anyway but he refused. OpenAI announced they would also not claim the prize. Looks like no one wants this prize lol
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by ngruhn 16d ago
refurbished 13 mini for me
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by ngruhn 18d ago
what? why?
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by ngruhn 18d ago
I thought so too but it's probably because I never review the tests. I made an exception recently and found tons of assert(CONSTANT_CONFIG == valueOfConfig) or tests for keywords in prompts: assert(prompt.includes("
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by ngruhn 18d ago
I wonder how well this fares try to make illegal states unrepresentable In my experience, agents know how to do it. They just don't if it's not the default style of the language.
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by ngruhn 19d ago
they're fighting the right war for the wrong reasons. Russia is fighting the wrong war for the wrong reasons.
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by ngruhn 19d ago
I was also sure to be homeless by now. But despite aggressively trying to automate myself away I'm somehow more busy than ever.
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by ngruhn 19d ago
Not that Trump would have an ounce of good intentions but those wars are quite different in important ways: - The greatest enemy of Iranian regime are the Iranian people. They want to get rid of that government. Unlike the Ukrainians. Thous
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by ngruhn 21d ago
Yes. The point was not coming up with the proof from scratch. The point was writing it all down in Lean to make it fully machine checkable.
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by ngruhn 22d ago
I guess the difference is intend. But I think I still agree with the parent comment.
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Lean Explained with TypeScript(gruhn.me)
11 points by ngruhn 26d ago|0 comments
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by ngruhn 27d ago
AI megalomania
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by ngruhn 27d ago
Not sure it's an ego issue for everyone. If your job was fun and now it's not anymore, you're having 8h a day less fun.
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by ngruhn 28d ago
Yeah you're probably right. I see everything through my little consumer perspective and don't really understand the macroeconomics. But if the euro is so obviously bad, why are Greece, Spain, etc not ditching it? Surely there are
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by ngruhn 28d ago
> The EU has benefits obviously but it's been failing Europe in critical ways for about 20 yeas now I like those benefits: The shared currency, easy travel, they killed roaming fees! Also they're the only ones seriously taking

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