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Real_Egor

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About Real_Egor

Functional Architect with years of experience in IT system design, business consulting, and programming. My methodology has always been based on "excavating" functions down to their fundamental meanings, as well as finding hidden parallels and correlations within complex processes. Exploring the potential of AI has elevated this method: today, alongside traditional IT architecture, I am deeply focused on semantic architecture and designing knowledge graphs.

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    Show HN: I block LLM hallucinations with a cognitive math framework(re!Think it)

    I wrote this prompt intuitively. This is just how I think — formulas, branches, hard conditions. I simply tried to explain to the model how to think, in the same language I use mys…

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    Comment #47530797

    I wrote a short breakdown of Antigravity's memory earlier: 1) A full text log of all chats (conversations). 2) A short summary of all chats (I couldn't find where it's saved). 3) A…

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    Comment #47530643

    1) If we're talking about how "useful" it is to analyze Antigravity's memory structure, it's honestly just interesting. Just to satisfy my "curiosity". It's only useful for people …

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    Comment #47526310

    What I'm saying is that this test is just another "out-of-distribution task" for an LLM. And it will be solved using the exact same methods we always use: it will end up in the pre…

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    Comment #47525985

    - 90% of Claude's repos have - 98% of human's repos have Claude is 5 times smarter than humans! The math is a bit of a stretch, but the correlation still holds up.

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    Comment #47525928

    Bingo! That's exactly what I meant

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    Comment #47525913

    I disagree that LLMs cannot solve "unsolved problems." This is already happening, and at fundamental mathematical and medical levels (the fields that are the most demanding when it…

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    Comment #47525850

    I’d actually focus on something else entirely here. Let's be honest: we are giving LLMs and humans the exact same tasks, but are we putting them on an equal playing field? Specific…

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    Comment #47525778

    I'll probably be the skeptic here, but: - Take a person who grew up playing video games. They'll pass these tests 100% without even breaking a sweat. - BUT, put a grandmother who h…

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    Comment #47525673

    Personally, I think the mechanics of memory can be universal, but the "memory structure" needs to be customized by each user individually. What gets memorized and how should be tie…

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    Comment #47525608

    I recommend installing Google's Antigravity and digging into its temp files in the user folder. You'll find some interesting ideas on how to organize memory there (the memory struc…

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    Comment #47518484

    Now you must teach it how to play Multiplayer AoE:II!