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hsaliak
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Comment #49121999
The state of Agent APIs is bad. completions API (supported indefinitely) but does not support reasoning. OpenAI's reasoning API started out well, but is moving in the direction as …
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Comment #49118366
yes it does - https://github.com/hsaliak/std_slop/blob/main/system_prompt.... I've added the same thing to the system prompt of the internal agent I wrote for work, which talks to …
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Comment #49116959
Seems to be doing too much, a 1 line in the system prompt is all you need. And it works well enough. “Output tokens are precious, be succinct in your responses. Use ASD-STE100 simp…
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Comment #49079048
Let all trust this team to deliver AGI.
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Comment #48933401
This graph biases outcomes (A| O) it would be interessting to have an others.. so we can view the whole picture
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Comment #48908007
so the joke was the implication that they are not frontier.
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Comment #48907926
no, this post was written by Demis from Deepmind.
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Comment #48860388
I have my own coding harness (std::slop), in that i focus on a vim centric flow. Basically a few commands open. up my $EDITOR which is vim. 1. /edit => opens in editor 2. /feedback…
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Comment #48790733
It's been clear for some time that model tool calling is heavily fit to a few common patterns, it's unsurprising that a tool call that looks the same or has the same name, but work…
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Comment #48627495
so he's the quintessential brilliant jerk, ok
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Comment #48607510
Gemini fumbled not on the models but on the basics. Gemini 3.1 flash was actually an amazing model to code with and their 20 dollar AI plans had solid value, but they locked it all…
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Comment #48469169
Big Monsanto energy
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Comment #48406718
I’ve been looking for a way to articulate this shift, and your analogy nails it. The value of libraries and infrastructure components in software engineering is eroding fast. I am …
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Comment #48351964
I have a custom agent that generates patches like you will with kernel development and I review and merge those in. https://github.com/hsaliak/std_slop/blob/main/docs/mail_mode... …
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Comment #48095021
I wrote https://github.com/hsaliak/std_slop/blob/main/docs/mail_mode... to avoid the brain rot from just shooting slop. It has helped me stay sane, review code and make changes ste…
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Comment #48083077
Its going to be interesting to see how this holds up in production after a release or two.
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Comment #48017447
The problem with vibe coded re-writes is that you basically sign off on understanding the generated codebase at that point. Any historical knowledge of the codebase is gone.
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Comment #47996001
the problem is not the forward pass, its the control/feedback loop when slop is written in response to the forward pass. Perhaps we should give the LLM 2 specs, one designed for th…
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Comment #47995974
nobody knows what to build when everything can be built, there is no moat.
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Comment #47986505
Using CRDT gossip to inform scaling is a clever idea. You are on to something there. Perhaps extract it as a core library/concept from the runtime? I feel that would be generally u…
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Comment #47874178
I have a coding agent https://github.com/hsaliak/std_slop where the sessions are in SQL ledger. So /session [new, clone, deletes, undo] are supported and all sessions are persisten…
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Comment #47871004
I find parallel agents to be an exception rather than a norm. Maybe I’m the problem? For those exceptional cases, opening a few more terminals gets the job done. It’s unclear to me…
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Comment #47812309
I made https://github.com/hsaliak/filc-bazel-template bazel target for people who may want to use these two together to make hermetic builds with it.
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Comment #47801273
Clojure had lousy error messages, agents deal with this well. Clojure is capable of producing some of the most dense code I’ve ever seen, so manual code reviews really start to fee…