It would be useful to be able to dispatch addressing a particular machine. For example, a home or work machine, each running cowork. Right now you need to chose who to attach to. BTW, another solution might be to make cowork see across machines. One desirable world would be a persistent cowork that can see all my machines and also talk to/monitor claude code conversations on all machines.
@voidwalker_com@kenneth0stanley Just saw a talk by Michael Levin and also connected the ideas. In his way of thinking, the platonic forms should be organized, which is analogous to the argument in this paper.
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"One testing strategy, called basis path testing by McCabe who first proposed it, is to test each linearly independent path through the program. In this case, the number of test cases will equal the cyclomatic complexity of the program." - Wikipedia, https://t.co/pYqUUJVpSE. So yes, to Joel's point, maybe we should think about using AI to steer the code before testing the code. Lower cyclomatic complexity is easier for humans to understand, and means less test cases are needed.
I am heading to the CHI conference tomorrow. Sitong Wang will present ReelFramer on Tuesday in a 2pm session, room 315. I will talk about our work on personae at the GenAI workshop (Saturday), and also the Synthetic Personae workshop (Sunday).
@getjonwithit what aspects of category theory are being used? And is this mainly about understanding or can the ideas be used to explore new structures/architectures?
@JoelChan86 One piece of advice I got from a journal editor: On your first review of a new manuscript, identify two ways to improve the research. That’s it. It got me to stop looking for things to justify my assessment. Later rounds of review can be more detailed.