The Silent Critic
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The Silent Critic
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#2Some thoughts on a world of zero-marginal code code.
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#3Some thoughts on a world of zero-marginal code code.
"cost code" for chrissakes. Sigh.
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#4Is the code available somewhere?
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#5Is the code available somewhere?
Yep! There's a link in the prose, but also:
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#6I really like the core of this idea (haven't tested the tool yet) - solve context-breaking not by better prompting but with a validation step that lives after the result but before human review. Solves the "CAPLOCK PLEA" approach completely, if not token-efficiently. But nowadays an ounce of determinism is worth its weight in plutonium.
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#7"I’m a huge fan of the author Jack Vance;"
I've enjoyed his work too. Particularly the "Dying Earth" stories. I also read "Planet of Adventure".
My goodness did that man have an enormous vocab. I needed a dictionary with me to read his work. Great stories though.
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#8I really like the core of this idea (haven't tested the tool yet) - solve context-breaking not by better prompting but with a validation step that lives after the result but before human review. Solves the "CAPLOCK PLEA" approach completely, if not token-efficiently. But nowadays an ounce of determinism is worth its weight in plutonium.
Yeah there’s a sense in which the approach is a bet on the commoditization of tokens, honestly.