ahk-dev

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by ahk-dev 2mo ago
One thing I'd find interesting is the inverse view: instead of starting from a place or artifact, start from a museum and visualize the geographic footprint of its collection. It could make the collection's provenance surprisingly
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by ahk-dev 2mo ago
My guess is the 100% case is one of those situations where the benchmark is almost entirely measuring the tiny function itself. If half the instructions are bounds checks and branches, removing them can easily double throughput in a microbe
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by ahk-dev 2mo ago
USB-C reminds me of HTTP: one familiar interface hiding an enormous amount of complexity underneath. That's great for experts, but difficult for everyone else because the same connector can expose wildly different capabilities dependin
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by ahk-dev 2mo ago
This seems like the important distinction: making the infrastructure look like one database to the application is different from making it behave like one unrestricted relational database. At what point does hiding the sharding become count
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by ahk-dev 2mo ago
I think we're converging on two separate security models. One is capability minimization (filesystem, network, shell permissions). The other is context minimization. An agent that only has access to the files and memories relevant to t
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by ahk-dev 2mo ago
I think that's the practical implication. Whether it's "thinking ahead" or not, if the model can reliably predict a failing trajectory several agent turns in advance, an agent could backtrack or branch much earlier inste
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by ahk-dev 2mo ago
The benchmark debate is fair, but I think the more interesting signal is how quickly coding models are becoming a category of their own rather than just smaller frontier models. More specialization, more competition on cost, and probably a