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#3> a architecture
They should invent a grammar check AI
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#4Does this actually do anything except make loud claims?
If I had a dollar for every "revolutionary new AI architecture that will change everything forever", I'd be able to buy a GB200 NVL72 with that.
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#5I downloaded it to try and bought a "pro" subscription ($15 for 750 requests, no idea what counts as a "request"). The app is a vscode fork similar to cursor. I entered one prompt which was a simple "plan a way to architect this moderately complex thing within my code". The agent went on thinking for 5 minutes or so with no indication of progress, then it told me it blew past my 750 requests allowance and threw an error. Yeah... ok.
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#6So last month you asked for feedback on the D2 Engine https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45886319 and now you 'found' the D3 Engine in an open directory...
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#7Please disclose your affiliation with the project before submitting it. You did not simply "find" it, anyone can click into your submission history and surmise:
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#8So last month you asked for feedback on the D2 Engine https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45886319 and now you 'found' the D3 Engine in an open directory...
You got me. Yes, I am part of the Blankline team.
To clarify the confusion: D2 is the beta engine currently on our website. D3 is the new architecture in these papers. We developed D3 specifically to solve the context limits we hit with D2.
I posted these papers 'anonymously' because I wanted to see if the D3 research (specifically the Trajectory Vectors) stood on its own merit without the bias of a 'Show HN' launch. That was a mistake, and I apologize for the cloak and dagger.
The good news: We are officially releasing the D3 update tomorrow, as per our internal schedule. The papers were just the pre-read. You'll be able to test the 'Flash-Gated Consensus' yourself in 24 hours.
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#9I downloaded it to try and bought a "pro" subscription ($15 for 750 requests, no idea what counts as a "request"). The app is a vscode fork similar to cursor. I entered one prompt which was a simple "plan a way to architect this moderately complex thing within my code". The agent went on thinking for 5 minutes or so with no indication of progress, then it told me it blew past my 750 requests allowance and threw an er…
I am incredibly sorry about that. It sounds like the agent hit an infinite reasoning loop and burned your credits—that is a critical failure on our end. I want to fix this personally. Please email me at tom@blankline.org (or just reply here if you prefer). I will refund your $15 immediately.
I'm adding free credits to your account so you can test the D3 update when it drops tomorrow (which patches this loop).
We clearly have work to do on the beta fail-safes.
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#10Please disclose your affiliation with the project before submitting it. You did not simply "find" it, anyone can click into your submission history and surmise: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45886320
You are absolutely right. I addressed this in the thread above, but to be clear: Yes, I am part of the team. I shouldn't have tried to frame it as a 'discovery'. Apologies.