ehsanu1

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by ehsanu1 5d ago
This confused me at first, so adding a tiny bit of context: The agents referred to here have nothing to do with AI Agents, and the linked report is from 2013. Not directly relevant to the post being discussed, except as an example of how ru
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by ehsanu1 1mo ago
Surprised that usearch isn't in any of these, it's pretty fast.
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by ehsanu1 2mo ago
Check this site for the first part? Maybe they can offer a notifications API, hah.
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by ehsanu1 4mo ago
For my schemas, I found LLMs really wanted to just use markdown embedded in the strings, so I've been considering doing away with the schema. I also figure that embedding markdown in a string may make it perform worse as it has to jugg
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by ehsanu1 6mo ago
That a personal website? Prod means different things in different contexts. Even then, I'd be a bit worried about prompt injection unless you control your context closely (no web access etc).
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by ehsanu1 6mo ago
I have. In fact, I've been building my own coding agent for 2 years at this point (i.e. before claude code existed). So it's fair to say I get the point you're making and have said all the same stuff to others. But this exper
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by ehsanu1 6mo ago
That shows it knew this bit of satire more than anything. Also, the problem as stated isn't actually constrained enough to be unsolvable: https://youtu.be/B7MIJP90biM
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by ehsanu1 6mo ago
Business problems are essentially neverending. And humans have a broader type of intelligence that LLMs lack but are needed to solve many novel problems. I wouldn't worry.
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by ehsanu1 6mo ago
An honest mistake.
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by ehsanu1 6mo ago
What are the numbers? Are there problems other than context usage you refer to?
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by ehsanu1 7mo ago
They aren't necessarily "stored" but they are part of the response content. They are referred to as reasoning or thinking blocks. The big 3 model makers all have this in their APIs, typically in an encrypted form. Reconstruct
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by ehsanu1 8mo ago
But those aren't things you can really separate for proprietary models. Keeping inference running also requires staff, not just for the R&D.
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by ehsanu1 8mo ago
I wonder how this compares to running sqlite off of an s3-backed ZeroFS https://github.com/Barre/ZeroFS
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by ehsanu1 8mo ago
To spell it out for myself and others: approaching equivalent calculations for each individual attention block means we also approach equivalent performance for the combination of them. And with an error bar approaching floating point accur
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by ehsanu1 8mo ago
Could you substantiate that? That take into account training and staffing costs?
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by ehsanu1 8mo ago
https://www.anthropic.com/news/anthropic-and-the-department-...
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by ehsanu1 8mo ago
You don't get a simple request/response paradigm with claude code: 1 message from the user results in a loop that usually invokes many inner LLM requests, among other business logic, resulting in some user-visible output and a bun
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by ehsanu1 8mo ago
I've gotten great results applying it to file paths + signatures. Even better if you also fuse those results with BM25.
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by ehsanu1 8mo ago
Embedded usearch vector database. https://github.com/unum-cloud/USearch
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by ehsanu1 8mo ago
They have rate limits for this purpose. Many folks run claude code instances in parallel, which has roughly the same characteristics.
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by ehsanu1 8mo ago
You can't control it to the level of individual LLM requests and orchestration of those. And that is very valuable, practically required, to build a tool like this. Otherwise, you just have a wrapper over another big program and can ba
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by ehsanu1 8mo ago
You can: https://claude.ai/settings/data-privacy-controls
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by ehsanu1 8mo ago
True. You can turn it off though: https://claude.ai/settings/data-privacy-controls
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by ehsanu1 8mo ago
It has to be suited for human consumption too though. I wonder if this has any real benefits over just doing very simple html wireframing with highly constrained css, which is readily renderable for human consumption. I guess pure text make
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by ehsanu1 8mo ago
It kind of makes sense if you relate it to ASCII art, which is very often not ASCII for similar reasons. The naming evokes that concept for me at least. Naming is hard in general, I'm sure they tried to find a name that they thought wo
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by ehsanu1 8mo ago
But I doubt you can opt in to them training on that data coming in via OpenCode.
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by ehsanu1 8mo ago
I understand them not wanting to allow non-coding agents to use the subscription, but why specifically block another coding agent? Is the value Anthropic gets from users specifically using claude code that high? Is it about the training dat
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by ehsanu1 9mo ago
What exactly do you mean by custom tools here? Just cli tools accessible to the agent?
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by ehsanu1 9mo ago
Doing something merely requires I/O. Brains wouldn't be doing much without that. A sufficiently accurate simulation of a fundamentally computational process is really just the same process.
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by ehsanu1 11mo ago
The DB specifically, or the concept of event sourcing? Event sourcing is not a new approach and has a lot of similarities with temporal's approach, though temporal events are not necessarily business events and deterministic event repl

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