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by trash_cat 1y ago
This is incredibly useful and interesting. I have tried asking claude to generate XML code for various diagrams for import to draw.io with varying success. But I feel like if I could incorporate these instead, or markdown, for a specific gr
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by trash_cat 1y ago
I think the better question is to answer why do emergent properties exist in the first place. I disagree with the premise that emergence is binary. It's not. What we determine "emergent behaviour" is partly a social concept.
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by trash_cat 1y ago
This is literally what I use AI for. Excellent project.
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by trash_cat 1y ago
Isn't that quite a pessimistic view though? Of course there will always be something that irks you, but that does not mean you can't be fulfilled at some point in life and be aware that you are really happy and there is nothing yo
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by trash_cat 2y ago
> it’s clear that Trump will back down on any extreme positions he takes. That has always been the case with him. That's literally his negotiation tactic.
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by trash_cat 2y ago
This is very interesting. I feel like we are going towards a future where you will have personal agents that know a lot about us and will interact with other corporate and government agents to complete beurocratic and non beurocratic tasks.
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by trash_cat 2y ago
Confabulation means generating false memories without intent to deceive, which is what LLMs do. They can't hallucinate because they don't perceive. 'Hallucination' caught on, but it's more metaphor than precision.
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by trash_cat 2y ago
Fun fact, "confabulation", not "hallucinating" is the correct term what LLMs actually do.
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by trash_cat 2y ago
Agents HAVE Models. There is a big difference if you give a model access to tools and perhaps some form of memory.
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by trash_cat 2y ago
I think the author points to cultural changes in business comunication, which doesn't give any clues to what you should invest your money.
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by trash_cat 2y ago
Would be interesting to see the input prompts.
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by trash_cat 2y ago
Personal TL;DR this article interprets social media from two axies, utility and social capital. Fundemetal assumption being here that people seek both and if that is the case you can apply economic rules to it to understand how they operate
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by trash_cat 2y ago
> The reason the appearance of this tech is so shocking is because it forces us to confront what we value, rather than letting the status quo churn along unexamined. I think this is the most valuable part of the article. It's the wr
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by trash_cat 2y ago
This was a LLM generated reponse which was pretty stupid involving Agentic coding. But it's still correct that PocketFlow does not align with Anthropic's definition of what an "Agent" is.
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by trash_cat 2y ago
PocketFlow calls itself "agentic" due to its "agentic coding" paradigm (AI agents like Cursor building apps), but this is about development, not runtime behavior. At runtime, it’s a workflow system. This stretches Anthro
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by trash_cat 2y ago
Sonnet 3.7 is perticularly good to generated xml diagrams that can be imported into draw.io. If you are using Cline, Windusurf or Cursor, you can ask it to create the xml file and immediately open it up. Combine it together with CONTEXT.md
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by trash_cat 2y ago
I am using Windsurf and consistently running low Flex credits and was looking into MCP for local file editing. Would be interested in hearing what you learned creating Codemcp, how you find MCP as a protocol, and something else that you fou
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by trash_cat 2y ago
> Most value in an Enterprise context over the next 3-5 years will come from embedding AI into existing workflows using orchestration techniques... But this is already happening and it gives no value what-so-ever. Smacking AI on existing
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by trash_cat 2y ago
This is an incredibly valuable analysis. In simple terms, performing a relatively simple RL on various tasks is what gives the models the emergent properties like DeepSeek managed to do with multi step reasoning. The reasoning models and De
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by trash_cat 2y ago
> And then at the top of the file, just write some text about what the project is about. If you have a particular file structure and way of organising code that is great to put in as well. By asking the AI to generate a context.md file,
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by trash_cat 2y ago
2. I think to improve is the next step. KNOWING if the sytem even performs according to set criteria is more important. Improvement can't be made if you don't have any evals to know it is improving.
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by trash_cat 2y ago
Still a GPT with Chat though.
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by trash_cat 2y ago
> We should be thinking about language models the same way we think about cars: How long can a language model operate without needing human intervention to correct errors? I agree with this premise. The second dimension being how much ef
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by trash_cat 2y ago
One could aregue the "non-moats" together can accumulate into something considerable making it moat. A brand is definately a moat but in the minds of consumers. This is not something you can overcome easily, even if the product is
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by trash_cat 2y ago
While true, this is currently being debated if the access of public data should be reduced [0]. [0] https://lexing.network/swedens-latest-inquiry-into-protectin...
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by trash_cat 2y ago
Could you elaboreate why cursor is a dead-end?
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by trash_cat 2y ago
Correct me if I am wrong, but the whole premise is of Cursor and Windsurf is that this architect-editor mode already being built in into the editor. This is why there is a distinction between composer (Editor) and chat function (arhitecture
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by trash_cat 2y ago
It's the dashes that make it a dead-giveaway.
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by trash_cat 2y ago
I think it's not economics per se, but a responsible outlook on society as a whole. I think it is what sets Anthropic apart, as they do focus more on how AI affects society. That is why they have an emphasis on AI safety.
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by trash_cat 2y ago
"...found that the increasing response length phenomenon is not due to the emergence of self-reflection, but a consequence of RL optimizing well-designed rule-based reward functions." What is the difference?

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