sorobahn

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by sorobahn 7mo ago
Am working on making this layer currently. It’s a more interesting problem even when you remove AI agents from the picture, I feel a context layer can be equally as useful for humans and deterministic programs. I view it as a data structure
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by sorobahn 7mo ago
There is a pdf with a deslop prompt at the end of the article. Prob the skill definition you’re looking for.
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by sorobahn 7mo ago
I've had this same thought. Given humans were the primary authors of code, the tooling has optimized for writing (IDEs, Text Editors, LSPs, etc). Even though we all know we read more code than write, the tooling space for reading code
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by sorobahn 10mo ago
I’m actually interested in solving the documentation problem. Imo we as engineers are thinking too small and keeping docs as this side thing sounds like a recipe for irregular maintenance. Instead, what if docs were more like live blueprint
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by sorobahn 1y ago
What were some of the pain points mentioned?
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by sorobahn 2y ago
Experimenting applying Meta's V-JEPA [0] architecture for representation learning to chess. One of the challenges is that validating if the model is learning useful dynamics of the game, so I'm using it as an excuse to learn some
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by sorobahn 2y ago
I feel like this is a really hard problem to solve generally and there are smart researchers like Yann LeCun trying to figure out the role of search in creating AGI. Yann's current bet seems to be on Joint Embedding Predictive Architec
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by sorobahn 2y ago
A reference from the "Home-Cooked Software and Barefoot Developers" [0] post. I think the view of control on an axis where designers on one end and users on the other is very telling of the current state of software and my persona
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When to Design for Emergence (2022)(newsletter.rhizomerd.com)
2 points by sorobahn 2y ago|1 comments
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by sorobahn 2y ago
That's a fair point, but personally I feel the role of technology when it comes to distractions is downplayed if we are comparing to old school distractions like paper maps. Given how modern social media apps have basically hijacked ou
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by sorobahn 2y ago
> His new home would cut into a mountainside just beneath an open space that taxpayers had bought for $64 million to fend off future development. > After many discussions of rules and regulations, city officials eventually clea
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by sorobahn 4y ago
This is so cool! I looked at the transcript for day 5 [1] and realized how I learned the same thing regarding Rust strings not being indexable with integers due to them being a series of grapheme clusters. I didn't use ChatGPT and had
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by sorobahn 5y ago
I think this depends on the scale and type of the project, but it's good to get in the habit of codifying tests and setting up CI ASAP. It's basically scaling you pulling down code and running it. Now with containers, there isn&#x
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DevArt – Art Made with Code(devart.withgoogle.com)
1 points by sorobahn 5y ago|1 comments