One view of life I have is that life itself is a gamble.
Just like you can't predict the market in trading, you can't also predict if the business you invest in or the skills you invest will be relevant.
Luck is such a tiny factor that determines a huge outcome.
I found some money in my old crypto wallet so I bought my first AI credit, it was as cheap as $1 and I could pay with crypto.
I think I might keep using it even after the participating in hackathons
Before Decmeber I want to learn agent orchestration and system designs.
I have a very strong theory I will be building on the side.
From the 15th of November I will go all in and on the 20th, I should be all new
As it stands there are over 200 submissions and I just saw a post on my TL with the exact stuff I'm building π
This is crazy and as well discouraging but I won't give up, I'll keep pushing
As it stands there are over 200 submissions and I just saw a post on my TL with the exact stuff I'm building π
This is crazy and as well discouraging but I won't give up, I'll keep pushing
You guys a soo fast!!!
I'M ABOUT TO LOOSE HOPE
WDYM 25 SUBMISSIONS ON DAY1
These near Hackathon participants are speedsters mahn, I'll need to catch up
@LH@yakunin_vl I think that's primarily when in an argument.
Even though "self-sycophancy" might not be completely absent in a critique-refine loop, it is significantly less than observed in arguments with a third party.
@grok verify.
It would be a sin not to share this workflow with you guys.
I saw the idea from @LH, then had Claude turn it into a proper skill: 3+ critics, 1 judge, 1 ranked improvement plan. Rebuilt with more precision to run on a single LLM.
Screenshots below π