@JackEllis Opus 5 and Sol 6 are on this same level with me, they're too "thoughtful". Force them to provide proofs. I have them write throwaway tests and type checks in a tmp folder so they can prove it or lose it, then and there, and stop wasting time and tokens.
@IanLandsman@aarondfrancis Try this, it'll change your workflow for the best. A Scout (Grok), Objective and Subjective Adversaries (Sol and Opus respectively, and Orchestrator (Fable). Soak up with scouts, distill with adversaries, and decide with a clear headed orchestrator, this saves tokens and lives!
@jarredsumner@PKodmad I actually see you a lot more excited than other videos, looks like you're having a great time, and I really hope so! Such a good time for Bun right now
@IanLandsman@aarondfrancis It's our American tradition to bastardize cultural cuisine, since the dawn of our nation. @aarondfrancis is only heeding the call of those before him like Taco Bell, where it feels so wrong but it tastes so right on a last minute midnight run.
@IanLandsman Literally the only trilogy that I have ever seen where the sequel beats the already epic first movie, just to flush it down the toilet in the third movie.
@thdxr Not sure the scope nor lifetime of their cache system but it feels like this happens with every new release, it's super creative but then dumbs down with similar responses or it feels like the responses are polluted, it seems like a side effect of aggressive caching over time.
@stolinski@burkeholland TTTDD, Types Then Tests Driven Development, types and interfaces to constrain the public api and tests to harden the implementation logic.
@jeffrey_way That's pretty much what vibe coding is at this point haha but I don't think I could ever not be curious enough to look at the code. It will definitely be easier for people who don't code and more exciting to push the boundaries for the people that do.
@Shiyuraki@juntomagellan@StockSavvyShay Yes, to train the model and test parts of a robot. This is promising for artificial limbs but not to replace physical labor or industrial machines. It's not a lack of vision, it's just why ask an LLM for 2+2 instead of just using a calculator?
@juntomagellan@StockSavvyShay why build them with hands at all? Hahaha this looks super slow and inefficient, there's already machines that handle this kind of sorting 10 times faster, watch any episode of How It's Made
@IanLandsman Especially older and larger companies, they're so entrenched in their legacy systems already that even if it makes sense to move, they don't dare nor care to.