Idk, I think it pretty clear to me that “Find the issues in this code” vs “write this feature” are different problems. The first one is easier because the feedback loop is llm to code/test and trivially scalable. The…
Turning RSS, atom, blog feeds into audio feeds with kokoro tts. Free, web app only. https://porchlit.app/ I built the original for myself because I wanted to listen to acoup and other history blogs while sleeping. And…
It’s cause they don’t know what they are talking about. Easier to shit on people and things with hot take then actually have a grounded and coherent argument.
I think it’s relative size. Mythos > Fable > Sonnet > Haiku
Yeah I think the op is overestimating the effort it take to order them properly especially cross culture. The ordering seems to be based on size? I actually like the google one. Alphabetical categories. Essentially…
Google does this research not sure if the others are doing it. Embodied reasoning https://deepmind.google/models/gemini-robotics/
This comment is so snobby and obnoxious :/ There’s a lot of people different people from a lot of different ages and backgrounds. Just because they haven’t seen all of the same sci-fi movies they aren’t qualified to…
Cool idea and I really like the design of the landing page.
The site overall looks nice too. It’s fun not to see slop for a ui for this kind of project.
I wanted to build this for phone numbers at some point but it was way outside of my skill level at the time. I feel like unique address per sender, receiver pair could cut down on so much spam. And you can see exactly…
LLM/Agents have made the first 80-90% of a feature/project really fast. But getting the last 10-20% actually requires your attention and many often many iterations. Then you have 5+ things that are 80% done but kinda…
It’s a tradeoff for sure. But i think the problems just manifest a bit differently. With multi repo it’s just a smaller constant friction on everything you do. With mono repo everything is working amazing. Then you hit…
I think in this case it’s from the element argon
Woosh?
As a sidenote from the slop language, which is awful. Feel like latest models have really got hung up on “facts” and “evidence” in a really unnatural way. And especially Claude seems to have a lot of trouble separating…
Tyty I was thinking about something similar
You can also get LLM to optimize rules for a rules engine iteratively against some dataset. It’s sort of like memoizing or distilling the knowledge. Works really well for certain type of problems.
shortest interview ever.
The font, the colour, and the dot on the tags all scream Claude slop ui.
You can do much more with feature flags like ab testing/experiments, integrations with analytics. There can be whole UIs and tooling and infrastructure to manage around them and that’s what the sass offer
Managing complexity while scaling is a concept just keeps reappearing. Funnily enough it’s extremely relevant to agents/subagents.
Huh this is cool. Was thinking about earlier that it must be a lot easier to make motion capture games now. Are there any new dance style games? As an aside wonder if there is something to adding game/gambling mechanics…
“Extreme defensiveness” is a good characterization. I wonder if it’s an artifact of OpenAI’s values or rl training approach. Also, it prob does make it perform better just not more efficient. Great for the OpenAI…
Agree with most of these. One thing I don’t love about codex/sol is I find it tends to overengineer and be overly cautious. I was using it to do create some scraping + data processing. It went kind of crazy on the…
Hooks is the way. Intermittent nudges
Idk, I think it pretty clear to me that “Find the issues in this code” vs “write this feature” are different problems. The first one is easier because the feedback loop is llm to code/test and trivially scalable. The…
Turning RSS, atom, blog feeds into audio feeds with kokoro tts. Free, web app only. https://porchlit.app/ I built the original for myself because I wanted to listen to acoup and other history blogs while sleeping. And…
It’s cause they don’t know what they are talking about. Easier to shit on people and things with hot take then actually have a grounded and coherent argument.
I think it’s relative size. Mythos > Fable > Sonnet > Haiku
Yeah I think the op is overestimating the effort it take to order them properly especially cross culture. The ordering seems to be based on size? I actually like the google one. Alphabetical categories. Essentially…
Google does this research not sure if the others are doing it. Embodied reasoning https://deepmind.google/models/gemini-robotics/
This comment is so snobby and obnoxious :/ There’s a lot of people different people from a lot of different ages and backgrounds. Just because they haven’t seen all of the same sci-fi movies they aren’t qualified to…
Cool idea and I really like the design of the landing page.
The site overall looks nice too. It’s fun not to see slop for a ui for this kind of project.
I wanted to build this for phone numbers at some point but it was way outside of my skill level at the time. I feel like unique address per sender, receiver pair could cut down on so much spam. And you can see exactly…
LLM/Agents have made the first 80-90% of a feature/project really fast. But getting the last 10-20% actually requires your attention and many often many iterations. Then you have 5+ things that are 80% done but kinda…
It’s a tradeoff for sure. But i think the problems just manifest a bit differently. With multi repo it’s just a smaller constant friction on everything you do. With mono repo everything is working amazing. Then you hit…
I think in this case it’s from the element argon
Woosh?
As a sidenote from the slop language, which is awful. Feel like latest models have really got hung up on “facts” and “evidence” in a really unnatural way. And especially Claude seems to have a lot of trouble separating…
Tyty I was thinking about something similar
You can also get LLM to optimize rules for a rules engine iteratively against some dataset. It’s sort of like memoizing or distilling the knowledge. Works really well for certain type of problems.
shortest interview ever.
The font, the colour, and the dot on the tags all scream Claude slop ui.
You can do much more with feature flags like ab testing/experiments, integrations with analytics. There can be whole UIs and tooling and infrastructure to manage around them and that’s what the sass offer
Managing complexity while scaling is a concept just keeps reappearing. Funnily enough it’s extremely relevant to agents/subagents.
Huh this is cool. Was thinking about earlier that it must be a lot easier to make motion capture games now. Are there any new dance style games? As an aside wonder if there is something to adding game/gambling mechanics…
“Extreme defensiveness” is a good characterization. I wonder if it’s an artifact of OpenAI’s values or rl training approach. Also, it prob does make it perform better just not more efficient. Great for the OpenAI…
Agree with most of these. One thing I don’t love about codex/sol is I find it tends to overengineer and be overly cautious. I was using it to do create some scraping + data processing. It went kind of crazy on the…
Hooks is the way. Intermittent nudges