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by cc_ashby 26d ago
This is really interesting. I have felt for the past couple years that the moldability of Common Lisp lends agents the appropriate affordances to “do the right thing” via experimentations. I see there is a section on RLMs; have you ran Auto
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Xhisper – Dictation for Linux(github.com)
3 points by cc_ashby 10mo ago|0 comments
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by cc_ashby 1y ago
Forth is unbelievably underrated and I think its value is locked in poor DX.
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by cc_ashby 1y ago
Hey Alex, we actually had a very similar idea this morning! I could not find your contact anywhere, would love to chat. This is really cool.
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by cc_ashby 1y ago
Maybe you can use Mercurial for this? You don’t need the complexity of Git for memory.
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by cc_ashby 3y ago
No, but there should be. If interested in collaborating (I made ChatGPT.el), shoot me an email at [email-redacted]. [url-redacted].
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by cc_ashby 3y ago
There’s a concatenative languages discord btw. Email/msg me [contact-details-redacted]
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by cc_ashby 3y ago
In terms of speedrunning, couple of friends and I are trying to speedrun AoC using LLMs (sacrilegious i know). It’s been growing a bit; if interested, feel free to shoot me an email to [redacted] Or [redacted] on X
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by cc_ashby 3y ago
Hey Victor, these are amazing tips. I am currently building a DSL for LLMs, and would love your feedback/consulting. I could not find your email online. Please feel free to reply to this or reach me here: [redacted] on X [email-redacte
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by cc_ashby 3y ago
[redacted] are my favorite people on complexity. [redacted] was notably my professor for operating systems @ [redacted]. He taught not just ways to design software, but also ways to live. [redacted]’s work is also directly influenced by [re
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by cc_ashby 3y ago
I expressed myself too succinctly and without context, sorry. I meant we need a new DSL better suited for prompt engg, and a UI that better supports longer strings. Actualy this UI can be something compatible with Python. But overall a reim
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by cc_ashby 3y ago
> It swamps me with tweets by Neon-Nazis and Russian propaganda when I simply just look for #ukraine from a nearly blank, new user account. Strong accusation. It’s wrong. Very easy to test. I made a new account, put Careers, Business, an
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by cc_ashby 3y ago
It's not the number of abstractions, but the quality of abstractions. If abstractions reduce cognitive load, they are good. If abstractions increase cognitive load, they are bad. Often times good abstractions are obvious within the pro
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by cc_ashby 4y ago
Emacs from scratch is the way to go. Added abstractions are usually not good enough to completely replace fiddling around with vanilla Emacs.
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Show HN: ChatGPT in Emacs
23 points by cc_ashby 4y ago|5 comments