AlexC04

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by AlexC04 5mo ago
The analogy meanders a bit in getting to the point, but I generally enjoyed the journey of the read and also, I think this is starting to look like an increasingly important perspective. Increasingly I've been asking the LLM to do thin
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by AlexC04 5mo ago
One other thing you might want to check out for running locally. (I have not independently verified yet, it's on the TODO list though) https://docs.vllm.ai/en/latest/api/vllm/model_executor/lay
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by AlexC04 5mo ago
oooh! I really like your graph! https://github.com/adrq/agentbeacon/blob/main/docs/screensho... I'll have to pok in and see what you're using for that!
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by AlexC04 5mo ago
this is pretty interesting - just from the screenshots it looks like an electron app? have you or had you considered pursuing a vscode extension? (and by extension cursor?) In my free time I'm also building out a set of agentic tools a
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by AlexC04 5mo ago
oooh ... I wonder if it would be sufficient to just write a markdown gramar for TS?! I should ask my AI what it thinks.. I'm sure it'll tell me I'm absoloutely right and a very good and smart boy.
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by AlexC04 5mo ago
I first leanred about tree sitter a couple months back when I started looking at what was inside the NPM fodler for claude. It's a really cool library. One of the things it made me think about is whether it made sense for using when ed
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by AlexC04 5mo ago
yeah - I thought the first half of the article (up until "introducing ace") was actually really great thoguh.
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by AlexC04 5mo ago
this is really good. it aligns closely with what I've been writing on the same subject (but is way better :) ) nice share. thanks. OH! I commented before I realized it was a product pitch ... literal seconds before she introduced ACE.
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Average is all you need(rawquery.dev)
113 points by AlexC04 5mo ago|102 comments
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by AlexC04 5mo ago
but how does it perform on pelican riding a bicycle bench? why are they hiding the truth?! (edit: I hope this is an obvious joke. less facetiously these are pretty jaw dropping numbers)
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by AlexC04 6mo ago
to directly answer this bit: > Feels like a fundamental bottleneck for production agent systems, so would love to compare how you're thinking about the latency vs accuracy tradeoff. I'm really not focusing on latency right now.
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by AlexC04 6mo ago
so - my approach is still being built and I'm still very hand wavy around how it is going to come together, but effecively I'm building pipelines of prompts. Rather than running our LLM sequences as long running sessions where the
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by AlexC04 6mo ago
this is a pretty important piece and the research backs you up. Moving that context out of your system prompt dynamically is going to help reduce your lost in the middle effect. Context rots almost immediately. I've got a project th
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by AlexC04 6mo ago
Hey! This looks a lot like what I'm working on, from a slightly different angle. I think you're on the right track. In fact, cortex as a name is perfect since you're effectively building the executive function layer for searc
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The YAML of the Mind: What a century of cognitive science tells us about AI(alexchesser.medium.com)
1 points by AlexC04 6mo ago|1 comments
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by AlexC04 6mo ago
Hey folks, I wrote this. If you're interested in the concepts or pressure testing the ideas a little deeper, please feel free to comment here or reach out directly. I appreciate that it's pretty long feel free to point your LLMs a
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by AlexC04 6mo ago
this is really exciting and dovetails really closely with the project I'm working on. I'm writing a language spec for an LLM runner that has the ability to chain prompts and hooks into workflows. https://github.com&#x2F
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by AlexC04 6mo ago
that's a bit of a meta discussion and it'd probably reveal some super interesting things about how tech culture have changed in the last ~15 years. I've been on HN since 2010 (lost the password to my first account, alexc04) a
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by AlexC04 7mo ago
> This isn’t a bubble inflating. It’s capital and intelligence relocating. Is this GPT? this kind of not X but Y pattern is a real code smell for slop and can cause someone to immediately bounce out of your writing. The pattern can reall
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by AlexC04 7mo ago
I agree completely and I don't think you can. Even people recording short form video are doing it. They're reading out their chat-gpt-psychosis induced fever dreams using scripts written by chatGPT. The 7-part tweets that build to
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by AlexC04 7mo ago
If I could have one of these cards in my own computer do you think it would be possible to replace claude code? 1. Assume It's running a better model, even a dedicated coding model. High scoring but obviously not opus 4.5 2. Instead of
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by AlexC04 8mo ago
According to google Tesla has shipped 8 million cars total since inception. It is valued at 1.32 Trillion as of today. Which is roughly $165,000 per shipped vehicle.
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by AlexC04 8mo ago
Right, let's not forget that he's selling it to himself in an all stock deal. He could have priced it at eleventy kajillion dollars and it would have had the same meaning. He's basically trading two cypto coins with himself
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by AlexC04 8mo ago
it seems like our software engineers included `censorship=true` in the latest build when someone filed a JIRA ticket that said "censor stuff" we're going to class this one as low priority / won't fix.
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by AlexC04 8mo ago
can you post the correct link in the comments? this appears to be a redirect away from static assets. looks like you've got to go here or their systems will mess you around: https://www.goldmansachs.com/insights/to
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by AlexC04 9mo ago
do it on mars then... that would have the added benefit of heating the planet so we could live on it. It seems so obvious if you think about it. Someone transfer eleventy trillion dollars to Elon Musk so we can get started.
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by AlexC04 10mo ago
the 4hww was such a damaging read for me. I wasted YEARS squeaking pennies out of shitty, poorly-realized side hustles trying to solo that shit when the real ROI would have been to focus on leetcode in my 20's and track down a role
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by AlexC04 1y ago
when people do these complex CPU designs in minecraft are they laying the blocks individually in real time and in 3d space - or are they scripting some sort of algorithm that instantiates the system in one go? It's impressive either wa
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by AlexC04 1y ago
What an oddly editorialized version of this headline which does not appear to reflect the conclusion made by the article OR the actual headline of the linked article: actual headline: > Is Marvel leaving Georgia? Production shifts to UK
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by AlexC04 1y ago
I'd argue that Meta's income derives in no small part from their best in class ad targeting. Being on the forefront of (1) creating a personalized, per user data profile for ad-targeting is very much their core business. An LLM ca

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