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scottaaronson.blog
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| | | | | Happy Thanksgiving to my American readers! While I enjoy a family holiday-week vacation in exotic Dallas---and yes, I will follow up on my old JFK post by visiting Dealey Plaza---please enjoy the following Thanksgiving victuals: I recently recorded a 3-hour (!) YouTube video with Timothy Nguyen, host of the Cartesian Cafe. Our episode is entitled... | |
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zrkrlc.com
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| | | | | See discussion on LessWrong.There seems to be a stupid, embarrassingly simple solution to the following seemingly unrelated problems: | |
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ezyang.github.io
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| | | | | In the movie Memento, the protagonist is unable to form new memories, and has to resort to an elaborate system of notes to remember what he has done in the past to uncover who killed his wife. Like in Memento, the LLM you are working with has no memory. Whenever you ask it to perform a task, it must reconstruct enough context to do what it needs to do. This will be the prompt (e.g., the Cursor rules for your project), context that is explicitly/implicitly attached, and anything the model decides to ask for in agentic mode. That's it! Your model is speed running understanding your codebase from scratch every time you start a new chat. | |
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suspendedreason.com
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| | | This essay is the first in a ten-installment series, but can be read as a standalone introduction: All Communication is Manipulation All Communication is Behavioral Manipulation Consensual and Nonconsensual Manipulation ACiM is a Natural Extension of Cybernetic Theory Response to Simpolism on ACiM A Landscape of Communication All Is Well E28: Functional Railroading All Is... | ||
