aryamanagraw

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by aryamanagraw 1mo ago
This looks cool! wondering how this can connect to the different kinds of devices in my home? and what does it look like interfacing with with Hearth for different member's of the family?
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by aryamanagraw 1mo ago
Interesting point. Just read about Coase's theorem of the firm. Isn't it slightly narrower than the ceiling metaphor? a firm expands "until the costs of organizing an extra transaction within the firm become equal to the cost
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Others build agent memory, and what I took from each(falconer.com)
4 points by aryamanagraw 4mo ago|1 comments
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One repo clone, shared forever(falconer.com)
1 points by aryamanagraw 4mo ago|0 comments
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by aryamanagraw 8mo ago
How so? Care to elaborate?
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by aryamanagraw 8mo ago
That's really cool! That's actually the standpoint we started with. We asked what a collaborative reconciliation of document updates looks like. However, the LLMs seemed to get `swayed` or showed `bias` very easily. This brought u
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by aryamanagraw 8mo ago
That's the thing with documentation; there are hardly any situations where a simple true/false works. Product decisions have many caveats and evolving behaviors coming from different people. At that point, a numerical grading form
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by aryamanagraw 8mo ago
The funnel is the answer to this. We're not running four agents on every PR — 65% are filtered before review even begins, and 95% of flagged PRs never reach the courtroom. This is because we do think there's some value in a single
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by aryamanagraw 8mo ago
We kept asking LLMs to rate things on 1-10 scales and getting inconsistent results. Turns out they're much better at arguing positions than assigning numbers— which makes sense given their training data. The courtroom structure (prosec
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Ironclad's Rivet and AI Agent Development with MCP(ironcladapp.com)
1 points by aryamanagraw 1y ago|0 comments