AndyNemmity

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by AndyNemmity 4d ago
Exactly, I wrote a blog post in what feels like a long time ago on this topic. https://vexjoy.com/posts/positive-framing-agents-skills/
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by AndyNemmity 4d ago
I mean, they said it was clearly an anti trust issue. It is. It is also true that nothing in law is currently clear, or consistent. Both are true. But you stated it's one or the other.
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by AndyNemmity 1mo ago
I have done it for a long time now. It's actually pretty straight forward to do it, but you have to run it in a pipeline, and you have to add deterministic checks as well. There was an odd key to unlocking it sounding like a human. I s
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by AndyNemmity 1mo ago
I've made a pr to my agent trying to implement it. it did fine in blind a/b tests so just going to go forward https://github.com/notque/vexjoy-agent/pull/908
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by AndyNemmity 1mo ago
Which exact documents to you give them. The single style guide? The references as well? The additional detail listed in the guide as links? I'm curious to try your proposal, I just want more specifics.
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by AndyNemmity 2mo ago
Neither are the politicians.
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by AndyNemmity 2mo ago
Reality has a well known liberal bias
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by AndyNemmity 2mo ago
Yep, have been using this for a long time now. No idea why everyone doesn’t.
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by AndyNemmity 2mo ago
I don't want to turn this into an, oh look at mine. It's just always been very behind the curve. I don't think you should use anyone's honestly. You should create your own shell base, and point to skills you find might a
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by AndyNemmity 2mo ago
That's funny, cause I'd argue superpowers barely does anything, and you need a much more complex setup to gain value.
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by AndyNemmity 3mo ago
I like my setup, and don't feel productive without it, but I find it very complex to new users, and mostly only software engineers use it. https://github.com/notque/vexjoy-agent
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by AndyNemmity 3mo ago
Very interesting story. I come from a different direction. I work in tech, and was onsite somewhere for over a month with nothing to do. Remote area. I had always loved magic, and had asked magic teachers to teach me when I was a kid, and t
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by AndyNemmity 3mo ago
Yeah, I also cannot get a perfect faro consistently enough. I can consistently get 51 cards correct every time. It’s actually amazing how I am off by one every single one. That’s a thing where when you know how hard the trick is, it makes i
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by AndyNemmity 3mo ago
I never did it for money. I did it for free. My joy was in their joy. My job was to heighten their experience, and to essentially act as a mini therapist enabling them to feel confident in their own decisions. But I feel you. I did things e
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by AndyNemmity 3mo ago
The interesting thing is, the cheating in mtg has always been so, ridiculously bad. If anyone actually cared, and really learned the moves, it would be imperceptible, even on camera, but instead regularly players get caught doing the dumbes
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by AndyNemmity 3mo ago
One of the things is, I do magic, and used to do tarot. I found the tarot readings were infinitely better to the person getting the reading when I just forced the results. So I did. I still did all the things you're indicating about ta
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by AndyNemmity 3mo ago
not a lot of magic tricks. quite few actually. and it's interesting that it ruins the trick for you, because it's still a quite hard maneuver. as a magician, I'm always still impressed when I see perfect faros.
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by AndyNemmity 3mo ago
This is why I Blind A/B test everything. I burn a ton of tokens, but things actually have to prove their value. And the vast majority of things do not come close to doing so. I have my own AI agent full of stuff. I blind A/B test
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by AndyNemmity 3mo ago
Last week I've been working on 5 star booker, an 82-0 style wrestling booking game. just hit 100k ppvs from people generating them https://5starbooker.com/
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Made an 82-0 style game for wrestling(5starbooker.com)
2 points by AndyNemmity 3mo ago|1 comments
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by AndyNemmity 3mo ago
Thought I would share, started on it 6 days ago. About 8,500 people booked 38,000 shows and minted 26,000+ share cards on 5 Star Booker. Having a lot of fun creating it.
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by AndyNemmity 3mo ago
Kayfabe is the best way to describe it.
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by AndyNemmity 4mo ago
I have had dynamic workflows in my agent for the past 9 months. I am diffing Claude Code with them, I tend to agree with the analysis. So far, versus my system, there are tradeoffs, but the dynamic workflows are over tuned to use way more a
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Why Does Your AI Agent Work Better for You Than for Me?(vexjoy.com)
1 points by AndyNemmity 4mo ago|0 comments
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The Crypto Coin was the tell – thoughts on GSD, and it's crypto rugpull(vexjoy.com)
2 points by AndyNemmity 4mo ago|0 comments
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by AndyNemmity 4mo ago
I really do run a/b tests. I really do test, and validate. I do not believe me giving you that information is honest. If I do, I am pretending that you will get the same experience. Maybe you're using a different model. Maybe you
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by AndyNemmity 4mo ago
Yeah, I think we're in a phase honestly where you shouldn't use anyone elses skills, and you should instead point your stuff at a repo with skills, have it really read it, and then ask what of value there is to potentially rewrite
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by AndyNemmity 4mo ago
I run a lot of a/b testing. But I'm not sure showing it actually communicates all that much. Since these are non deterministic systems, even showing you an a/b test from when i made the decision a month ago, doesn't real
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by AndyNemmity 4mo ago
Define obviously validation? What is the signal that tells you one is reasonable vs another? I find the only way to do that is to look at it, if it passes some visual tests, try it, and then a/b test if it's any better than withou
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by AndyNemmity 4mo ago
I watched all the Alphago games live, I've watched analysis of so many Alphago games. I think one of the particulars about Go is how hard the player base took it. Far harder than chess did. Far harder than Starcraft did (although argua

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