There was a post here a week or so ago doing the "model checking model"-type thing with GH PRs IIRC that was interesting. I haven't had a chance to play with this idea yet.
Chain of Recursive Thoughts: Make AI think harder by making it argue with itself
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#32This is really cool! One strategy I often use (which is much simpler and more limited than this), is to finish my message with: “Please do a round of thinking in tags, then a round of self-critique in tags, and then a final round of , before responding.” It works very well. Similarly just asking it to “find the 5 biggest issues with its proposal” works pretty good (the 5 forcing it to find something , even if it’s mo…
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We should also not be calling a pointing device "a mouse" because it's not a small rodent, there aren't any actual windows inside a computer, and I haven't seen anyone balancing their laptop trying to surf the web.
Also smartphones are not actually smart and are only barely phones.
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#35Then after a few rounds of the debate where Sue asks a bunch of questions, I ask it to go to the judges - Mark, Phil, Sarah (and I add a few personalities to each of them... Sometimes I pretend they are famous moral philosophers) and then I have them each come up with a rubric and decide who is the winner.
Really fun, and helps me understand different sides of issues.
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#39Earlier quoted context omitted.
I just googled it and it looks like “n8n” is the name of the service. The op wasn’t abbreviating anything so I don’t think it’s the same phenomenon as what you’re describing.
Well, the service is doing the same thing though. The part I don't understand is that I assume n8n is short for "Nation" but literally every single person I've seen talk about it on YouTube (which is quite a lot) say "En Eight En" every time.