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From Hand-Crafted to LLM-Based Variation Operators in Metaheuristics
(camilochs.github.io)
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A visualization of how a codebase was produced, not who produced it
(codecurrents.artificialfallibility.com)
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camilochs
9d ago
I rewrote it. The "how young this is" section is gone, and the design section is now in my own words. Thanks for the push!
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camilochs
12d ago
The thing is, my goal was to enhance the text editor and improve the error messages, but not to abandon TeX. That's the price I have to pay.
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camilochs
12d ago
I added types because I wanted a better text editor for LaTeX; I was tired of using Overleaf, so I created Vitela ( https://vitela.artificialfallibility.com/ ). Types provide me with useful information before compiling, simil
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camilochs
12d ago
Types are just the mechanism. The real problem is the one fph pointed out: LaTeX reports errors in its own terms instead of the author’s, and review comments live somewhere else. Gradual typing is simply how the compiler can understand the
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camilochs
12d ago
It does not take some other language and compile it down to LaTeX. LaTeX itself is the source, and it goes through unchanged. What ExactTeX adds is a layer of checks and diagnostics based on the names and annotations you introduce. If anyth
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12d ago
I agree that Typst is nicer to write. The difference is simply in the approach. Typst replaces LaTeX and expects you to migrate, while ExactTeX is a strict superset. You can rename a `.tex` file to `.xtex`, keep the exact same output, and a
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12d ago
Yes, Claude, good ear :) The compiler was built with agents; the repo has an AGENTS.md describing how they're used. Without them this would have taken me months instead of days. But the design is mine, and so are the mistakes. The deci
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ExactTex. A gradually-typed superset of LaTeX
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Vitela. A free, type-safe alternative to Overleaf
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A Multilingual Auditor-Judge Safety Benchmark for Emotional-Support Chatbots
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How to Stress-Test LLM Judges Fairly
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Code Structure Evolution: When Software Outlives Its Reasons
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When generative AI makes mistakes, are they the same as human errors?
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Geakg: Generative Executable Algorithm Knowledge Graphs
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The Specification Gap: Coordination Failure Under Partial Knowledge in Agents
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Architectures of Error: A Philosophical Inquiry into Human and AI Code
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Combinatorial Optimization for All: Using LLMs to Aid Non-Experts
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Code World Models for Parameter Control in Evolutionary Algorithms
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Architectures of Error: A Philosophical Inquiry into Human and AI Code
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Coherent Without Grounding, Grounded Without Success (Philosophy and LLMs)
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Code Evolution: Self-Improving Software with LLMs and Python
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LLM-Based Instance-Driven Heuristic Bias in the Context of a BRKGA
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STN Analytics. A tool for the visual analysis of Search Trajectory Networks
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Metaheuristics and Large Language Models Join Forces
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A Philosophical Inquiry into AI-Generated and Human-Generated Code
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Architectures of Error|A Philosophical Inquiry into AI and Human Code Generation
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An Interview with Jeffrey Ullman (ACM Turing Award) English/Spanish
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Combinatorial Optimization for All: Leveraging LLMs to Assist Non-Experts
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