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tristenharr

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About tristenharr

Building Logos Language

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    I'm still working on Logos Language. Just launched v0.10.0 :) https://logicaffeine.com/benchmarks

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    Ask HN: Do your tests clear "If the tests pass, you cannot break the code" bar?

    Why or why not? This is how I have found AI to be very powerful. If my tests pass, I know my code won't break. I spend more time on tests than any other part of the code-base. I am…

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    This is the silliest take I’ve ever read. Strong type systems are an AI’s best friend.

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    Feels related to research I've been doing with Author2Vec! https://author2vec.com/ I truly believe that now with all the post-training these AI models know some of us not just as f…

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    Yes that's the language, the v0.10.0 benchmarks are coming very soon and with it some major updates. We've added supercompilation and symmetry breaking to the optimizer pipeline. S…

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    I wanted to major in Philosophy but was worried I wouldn’t make enough money to support the lifestyle I wanted so majored in Computer Science instead. What irony. Someday I hope to…

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    I’ve been shocked by how much LLVM leaves on the table while designing Logos language! Some very exciting benchmarks coming soon that we’ve been working on for over 6 months, but L…

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    Lately I’ve felt Kolmogorov complexity is an unfair measurement because it takes for granted your underlying programming language as treats it as zero cost. In theory you could cre…

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    Hey all, I didn't actually use Claude for the embeddings on this (bc they don't offer embeddings), but I think we can extrapolate that if a tiny open source model has this level of…

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    Author recognition seems to climb as a smooth gradient with author exposure in LLM's. :)

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    Thinking about this as I continue working on Logos language prepping for our 0.10.0 release, finished our copy-patch JIT that does hot-tiering and found myself wondering why I was …