sroerick

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by sroerick 1mo ago
I've been playing around with a fully interpreted Lisp as a habitat for LLMs to code in, and honestly it's really great
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by sroerick 1mo ago
Can you elaborate on this?
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by sroerick 1mo ago
Hi, thank you both for this. I built my own, worse, harness in my own, worse, lisp and I will also be joining the chat
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by sroerick 1mo ago
Cool! I used Larbs.xyz for a while. I love a good dotfiles repo. I guess I think there's a lot more in Omarchy than a dotfiles repo, I was very impressed with the demo video. Even just creating the menu and updating system is non-triv
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by sroerick 1mo ago
The demo video is comprehensive and impressive
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by sroerick 1mo ago
My understanding is that it only goes to Omarchy, and only with explicit permission from the user, so maybe "automatically" is a misnomer - but the diagnosis process feels very snappy
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by sroerick 1mo ago
I think it's implemented and demoed in the Quattro release
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by sroerick 1mo ago
Omarchy Quattro is pretty dang good. It's a lot more than any shell script I've written, certainly. If you've written a more complex one I'd love to see it. Having agents in the default environment, having everything con
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by sroerick 1mo ago
I have a pretty similar approach to this. I built a sexp DSL for spec and I have a "compiler" which does static analysis checks and linting.
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by sroerick 1mo ago
I built a Lisp interpreter and hosted it on an OCaml http core, and it does exactly this for me. I've been using it for the last three months for basically all my computing. I always wanted a Smalltalk type environment, and this finall
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by sroerick 1mo ago
I'd love to know more about your experience on this, generally. What have you been doing in Lean? How have you approached this?
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by sroerick 1mo ago
I hadn't heard of BDD before, but the idea of "executable spec" is certainly very interesting
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by sroerick 1mo ago
That's good to know. The open weight models are still pretty awful getting stuck in this loop
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by sroerick 1mo ago
Thanks, appreciate this also, vibe coding in my own lisp and this has been frustrating
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by sroerick 1mo ago
I'm interested in this but why those four separate languages Edit: okay I read the code, it's actually four separate implementations
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by sroerick 1mo ago
How do you teach LLMs to close parens properly??
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by sroerick 2mo ago
Yeah, I felt this way too, and it's probably beyond the capacity of the federal government to organize in this way - but it is theoretically possible that the DOE could build a copyright respecting model (which it seems like they are d
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by sroerick 2mo ago
It would be extremely interesting to me if the usgov produces a model which honors copyright and is also useful. This would give them extreme leverage over the labs, who may be violating copyright in significant and obvious ways.
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by sroerick 2mo ago
They are both the differentiator. AI previously provided speed but not quality. As soon as quality reached an acceptable threshold, the speed became the reigning factor. In my opinion the quality is still much lower, but speed means the cos
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by sroerick 2mo ago
Solution is simple, run slower!
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by sroerick 2mo ago
Even if you're sour on American exceptionalism, this seems like a valid and good product to me, both from a privacy standpoint and from an ethical labor standpoint? Am I the only one who remembers the suicide nets at Foxconn?
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by sroerick 2mo ago
My approach has been an interpreted Lisp running on a web server backend and it basically does everything described here
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by sroerick 2mo ago
Pi and XMPP is excellent
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by sroerick 2mo ago
I stuck a lisp interpreter inside a web server and its a pretty cool pattern. I do have a basic harness but I'm still kind of just using the REPL from an external agent over REST, which seems to work just as well without having to go t
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by sroerick 2mo ago
I'm curious to learn more about your experiences here, what you've learned, if you've enjoyed using the REPL with agents
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by sroerick 2mo ago
Isn't React specifically an attempt to build an immediate mode UI on top of the DOM?
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by sroerick 2mo ago
Isn't that literally React? I find it so immeasurably funny that in his effort to simplify code and invent immediate mode UI, Casey Muratori accidentally invented React
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by sroerick 2mo ago
My understanding is that js_of_ocaml has been around longer and likely has a stronger ecosystem, but Melange was designed more specifically to play nice with the JS ecosystem.
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by sroerick 2mo ago
I honestly don't really get MCPs. They're like all the bad design choices of LSP multiplied by 5
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by sroerick 2mo ago
So I'm very seriously considering making my language indentation based. You're saying you wouldn't like that?

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