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by vichoiglesias 2mo ago
Got the iPhone Pro Max in beautiful orange... and could't get use to it. It feels heavier that the previous titanium versions, so sold it and got the Air. The lack of telephoto is indeed one of the things i miss the most, but the singl
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by vichoiglesias 3mo ago
I always had this idea after reading so much about Lisp that I was designed for AI, but kinda forgot about it with all the craziness of the last years. When I read on the article the eval and the implications of agents self generating their
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by vichoiglesias 4mo ago
Yes, exactly! I want to explore if ai workflows can be treated like unix treated programs, small composable transformations over artifacts.
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by vichoiglesias 4mo ago
I’m working on Kern, a small, git native, make and unix inspired llm workflow. Modules are simply folders, and the tool just reads from stdio and outputs to stdout. Runs are stored in simple text files with all the info of inputs, outputs a
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by vichoiglesias 4mo ago
I think we are all experiencing more or less the same kind of pain regarding memory+llms, and love to see how different approaches exist this problem. How does mnemo decides when to forget something? So old history wont pollute the new answ
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by vichoiglesias 6mo ago
I managed to run a council using OpenClaw twice a day of different models that would discuss my personal projects, and send me to telegram ideas or suggestions for the next steps. It was quite cool and got very nice insights, but was burni
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Agent Failures Don't Start Where They Appear(vichoiglesias.com)
2 points by vichoiglesias 7mo ago|0 comments
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Why Understanding AI Internals Won't Explain Agent Failures(vichoiglesias.com)
2 points by vichoiglesias 7mo ago|0 comments
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by vichoiglesias 7mo ago
The self-extending part is wild! agent mutating its own tools mid-run makes trajectory fidelity even more make-or-break. On git hooks: checkpointing state is easy, but if replay isn’t deterministic, bisect over checkpoints is unreliable...
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by vichoiglesias 7mo ago
When an autonomous agent fails at step 40, the bug was usually introduced at step 12. The hard part is finding it. Logs tell you what happened, but they don’t let you bisect a trajectory the way you’d bisect code. I started thinking about w
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Making Autonomous Agent Execution Bisectable(vichoiglesias.com)
2 points by vichoiglesias 7mo ago|2 comments
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Mecanic: An framework to create web-based design tools(mechanic.design)
6 points by vichoiglesias 5y ago|0 comments