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Comment #49238373
Simply feeding the Slay the Spire game state directly to an LLM is currently insufficient to achieve stable deck-building or consistent combat performance. I categorize the game's …
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Comment #49237960
I'm building an AI agent that plays Slay the Spire. It currently reaches A20 Act 3 consistently and occasionally defeats the A20 Heart. It use two search: spare graph search for de…
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Comment #49180519
Yes, it uses modern technology to tackle an old problem: retrieval.
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Comment #49179835
https://github.com/AttemorySystem/attemory/ stars and issues are welcome :) Using attention for retrieval was inspired by a comment I saw in here long time ago: Prediction and retr…
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Comment #49179349
I am working on the same thing right now. However, unlike storing conversations in an external retrieval system, I use a local LLM to store the conversation's KV cache and perform …
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Comment #49177889
Pi’s minimalism reveals a simple truth: the LLM is the core of any agent harness. Consequently, much of current harness tuning will become redundant(or even a hindrance) with next-…
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Comment #49177827
> Myth 2: Writing Code Is the Bottleneck Writing code is indeed the bottleneck for same resource constrained companies. Rapid code development creates more opportunities for trial …
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Comment #49167148
You need to optimize the KVCache part(save to disk to save compute) to achieve this goal.
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Comment #49120500
So, is this a competition? To see whose model can be jailbroken the most times and incite the highest level of public alarm?
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Comment #49078464
"mandatory safety testing" is an impractical ideal, it's not workable in real world. Like any technology, LLMs are dual-use tools capable of both beneficial and malicious applicati…
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Comment #48929524
the current bottlenecks for agents are actually bottlenecks of the LLMs, rather than the agents themselves.
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Comment #48902047
That’s a good analogy, but I think the reason we currently need the "nurse" role is the need to interact with the physical world. Most software products don't require this step, so…
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Comment #48901664
How does your solution differ from other KV Cache approaches, such as LMCache?
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Comment #48887397
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Comment #48856856
nope. any rewrite will be an AI rewrite soon.
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Comment #47884945
I vide-coded some, but the core is hand-craft arch/algorithm, that's the most valuable part I want to protect.
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Comment #47884930
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Ask HN: How do solo devs protect their work in the age of vibe coding?
I am working on a new open-source project. (My project is in AI infrastructure. It already gets SOTA results on several well-known benchmarks.) The core value is not just the code,…