Have you built a language model? You should. It's so much fun to chat with something you made.
Anyone can do it, too. I made an app that teaches the fundamentals and gives you everything you need to build your own: https://t.co/nLjFfpczbV
@nichochar i tried a cli to output commands that an existing harness can use but have had more success with a cli that can output a skill instead. see: https://t.co/IyPPr22ehL
Last year I had the idea to scan San Francisco's famous Grace Cathedral in very high quality, both inside and out, and build an interactive experience that anyone can use. I'm excited to finally be able to share it with all of you!
@tszzl Output being text only is also a reason why imo, giving them ways to communicate in visual forms like whiteboards and diagrams are a big help in my experience
@steipete something I like to do is to ask codex for a systematic design review of your product after screenshotting and then have it fix the issues based on the review
I’m starting to realize just how important it is to understand context sizes, context rot, context compression & similar behaviors to understand why these models often fall short
Eg why it is that you give it a large block of stuff and the model “forgets” about parts of it etc
@ctatedev Yes, imo theres a lot of work to figure out the right format for these dashboards. E.g what is the right level of detail & inspectability they offer for human review