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kirklandroundabouts.com 1mo ago

Kirkland Roundabouts

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ericsilberstein1.github.io 4mo ago

An online book about how ChatGPT works

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sloanreview.mit.edu 7mo ago

Agentic AI at Scale: Redefining Management for a Superhuman Workforce

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news.ycombinator.com 1y ago

Ask HN: Are your code benchmarks statistically valid?

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www.channelfutures.com 1y ago

More Oracle Layoffs Started Nov. 1, Cloud Unit Impacted

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www.pcmag.com 2y ago

FCC Lets SpaceX Expand Testing of Cellular Starlink for Phones

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www.scattered-thoughts.net 2y ago

A shallow survey of OLAP and HTAP query engines

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www.responsive.dev 2y ago

Our New Company, Responsive

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ralphammer.com 3y ago

A quick beginner’s guide to drawing

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news.ycombinator.com 3y ago

Ask HN: Social Relationship Management App?

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www.helloinnerspace.org 9y ago

Innerspace – Cofounder Relationship Training

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www.indiegogo.com 9y ago

Having raised $1.1m, hardware startup PopSlate ran out of money

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gigster.com 9y ago

The Importance and Art of the Intro in Silicon Valley

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www.nytimes.com 9y ago

Elon Musk Says SpaceX Rocket Launches Might Resume Next Month

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www.wired.co.uk 9y ago

Would you take LSD to give you a boost at work?

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www.cs.helsinki.fi 10y ago

Tinfoil Chat Instant messaging with endpoint security [pdf]

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cloudplatform.googleblog.com 10y ago

Google Stackdriver: unified monitoring and logging for GCP and AWS

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news.mit.edu 10y ago

Online Courses and Time on Campus = MIT's Master Degree in Supply Chain Management

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www.visualstudio.com 11y ago

Visual Studio 2015 Final Release Event, Jul 20

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www.engadget.com 11y ago

TWC robo-calls customer 153 times, now owes her $229,500

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www.tau.ac.il 11y ago

Stealing Keys from PCs Using a Radio

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www6.slac.stanford.edu 11y ago

Study Finds a Way to Prevent Fires in Next-Generation Lithium Batteries

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www.acs.org 11y ago

Toward nanorobots that swim through blood to deliver drugs [video]

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www.technologyreview.com 11y ago

Prototype Lightfield Display Lets You Say Goodbye to Reading Glasses

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blog.codinghorror.com 12y ago

Sorting for Humans: Natural Sort Order

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danconnor.com 12y ago

A few reasons to avoid StartSSL

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news.ycombinator.com 13y ago

Ask HN: security impact of HTTP POST resubmission?

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news.ycombinator.com 13y ago

Ask HN: Which segment of the ERP market is easier to attack?

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perpendiculo.us 14y ago

Synchronized, NSLock, pthread, OSSpinLock comparative performance

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forums.aws.amazon.com 14y ago

AWS EC2 soon to support multiple IP addresses per instance

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In my little ai bubble the original blog post was very influential. It does sound immodest, but could also be true.

No sarcasm. In that thread we discussed recursive, interleaved application of code and prompt. No morphing, however.

Thanks for dynamic workflow pointer. I don’t know if I like JavaScript for workflow definitions tho. IMHO sshwarts has the right idea on severely constrained workflow definition language. I plan to look closer into ADK2 workflows as well.

I’m not saying anyone did what you are doing, I’m saying multiple pieces are converging on that, at least in my imagination.

I tested the language against cold agents

I was procrastinating on that, thanks!

the recursive nature

It’s not clear from you answer if we’re on the same page. Your options are allow the worker agent run wild or constrain it with a rigid guidance. Skillscript can serve dual purpose - constrain the workflow to make it more observable and constrain elemental parts to make them more directional. Apologies if that makes no sense - the AI red shift (expanding universe) makes it very hard to communicate.

1. How a this better than just using any other script language?

2. Inventing a new language complicates large models ability to generate such scrips compared to a well-known language. Did you find it to be a problem? How did you mitigate?

3. The AI is showing. :) I had the similar discussion with ChapGPT and some phrasing is near the same. Not a dig, just a funny observation.

4. Consider the recursive nature of the problem you’re solving - large model updates workflow which you review each time, worker models generate plans and tool calls which you don’t review. A constrained language is useful in both cases to guide the model.

5. This Earlier discussion can provide useful background for why this is needed. You have probably seen it, but the readers will likely appreciate. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48051562

The problem is real, Thank you for taking a stab and sharing your findings.

It stops being interesting, or even sad, after a while. People get stuck in all kinds of places, mentally. Some get unstuck eventually. It’s only sad if you have come to a counter factual belief that it could have gone better.

I went in the opposite direction - how far can I push myself to see multiple facets of a story? That is a wild ride, and it gets progressively more wild.

It’s the diffrence between net present state and the sequence of events the lead to it, aka event sourcing.

There are pros and cons both ways.

NPS is more succinct and devoid of intermediate deviations, thus less likely to throw the agent off target.

ES otoh does contain deviations which might be salient in the future reasoning. If nothing else then to prune approaches that are known to be dead ends, but also fruitful approaches might have use especially when couple with the line of reasoning that lead to their application.

Having gone through encryption export control I came to conclusion that preventing export of technology was never the goal.

By choke-pointing commercial efforts to export cryptographic tech the NSA got a perfect view and control lever of expertise export and transfer.

My hunch is that while deploying An algorithm is easy, deploying a system that is actually secure as a whole end to end requires a lot know how.

Bottom line it’s a bot naive to think that NSA is simultaneously very capable at being an omnipresent spy and is so stupid to not recognize that export controls have obvious holes.

Simpler still, a “minor” bit on the phone, set by parents once. All services must respect the bit in http headers, and app stores should refuse to install certain apps. No need for id check

I imagine that many parent don’t want micromanage their kids apps, this takes care of the problem.