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jmj
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Comment #47172099
cvoss, ezwoodland, tromp and v64 made a good point. As v64 points I was thinking of a Combinatory Completeness not Turing Completeness. Dropping that requirement as cvoss, ezwoodla…
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Comment #47171398
S combinator always duplicates its last parameter, never deletes it. That's why K is needed for universality. This can be proved by induction. Or you can cite Craig's theorem (the …
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Comment #46284218
> The decline in allocative efficiency should be more of a main focus — we need to throw more of our intellectual capital at understanding how to increase competitiveness and the m…
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Comment #45742177
OpenHands does that, I wrote about it if you search my submissions.
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Comment #45086731
I love programming as theory building. One key thing: if the program is built for a business then the theory must revolve around the business. For example, it should include things…
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Comment #44739960
Seconding Kimi K2
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Comment #44739914
OpenHands let's you set any LLM you want. https://github.com/All-Hands-AI/OpenHands
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Comment #44469856
well said
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Comment #44457772
As is well known, AI is whatever hasn't been done yet.
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Comment #44301498
Invariant is the property that is preserved on every iteration. Proof of termination in imperative languages can be done by proving that a natural number decreases with every step.…
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Comment #44051524
I'm using agents daily and programming is fun again. Adding a small feature in the same time it takes to write the spec is a game changer.
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Comment #42591614
Please, me too!
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Comment #42478774
I’m part of a team that is currently #1 at the SWEBench-lite benchmark. Interesting times!
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Comment #38575682
I am working on that for my PhD!
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Comment #37408314
I’m working on old fashioned A.I. for my PhD. I wrote Doug a few times, he was very kind and offered very good advice. I was hoping to work with him one day. I’ll miss you Doug.
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Comment #254996
Selling also lets you diversify. That is highly relevant to anyone's peace of mind.