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dbreunig

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    Wrote about this awhile ago, and it hasn’t changed: > Time and time again, when talking to people who rely on ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and other general AI tools, I hear them s…

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    > What you get is a beautiful animation that is 100% accurate and free of hallucinations How does he know?

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    Show HN: Brew doctor` for Skills and MCP loadouts

    Recently, I've had agents reach for the wrong skill or tool. This tends to happen in the middle of longer reasoning chains, which frustratingly means lots of chatter polluting the …

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    Comment #48995785

    I got an early tip on this and used it to build a brand mood board and it crushed previous attempts with Claude. Highly recommend.

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    Comment #48137202

    Elizabeth Lopatto at The Verge makes a strong case we _do_ have proof that Musk is actively gathering and throwing fuel on the fire: https://www.theverge.com/ai-artificial-intellig…

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    Comment #48029504

    Among benchmarkers its a frequent topic. Qwen BURNS reasoning to get its scores.

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    Comment #47491871

    Model testing and swapping is one of the surprises people really appreciate DSPy for. You're right: prompts are overfit to models. You can't just change the provider or target and …

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    Comment #47254085

    No reason it can't. I know people currently generating specs from existing code; just gotta write the pipeline.

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    "Think step by step," was just a sentence you appended to your prompt. It ended up kicking off reasoning training which enabled the massive gains in coding, tool use, and more over…