kaiton
@kaiton
this time i’m going to figure me out
kaiton
marginalcontributions.com
I am using this with lots of success! The cases where my 3 phase workflow fails are mostly where "context handouts" to subagents suffers from "context amnesia"
To counter this i am working on "shared scratchpad" where all agents will write down their thought process to a shared markdown file one agent will periodically run and... See more
reddit.com
focus less on AI as something separate from humans, and more on tools that enhance human cognition rather than replacing it… If we want a future that is both superintelligent and "human", one where human beings are not just pets, but actually retain meaningful agency over the world, then it feels like something like this is the most natural option.
Programming is hard — it's hard for beginners to create and understand programs which makes programming as an expressive medium inaccessible. It's hard for experts — even I (the library's maintainer!) had difficulty understanding Fuzzyset, fixing bugs, and adding features. Programming is not just hard, but in my opinion it's needlessly hard,... See more
Fuzzyset
an agent in every cup and Developing Computational Agency
Ultimately, I think programming models and UIs have to change to accomodate human cognition and social processes for dealing with complexity — once it does, programming will be a lot easier for experts and a lot more accessible to beginners. Until then!
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davidlebovitz.substack.com
In one way, it is easier to be inexperienced: you don’t have to learn what is no longer relevant. Experience, on the other hand, creates two distinct struggles: the first is to identify and unlearn what is no longer necessary (that’s work, too). The second is to remain open-minded, patient, and willing to engage with what’s new, even if it... See more