@rikiyatakehi@a1zhang@lateinteraction did you try this out on bigger Qwen models? I also ahve the same reasoning loop issue. Finetuning helped but it still isn't perfect.
Personal update: I've joined Anthropic. I think the next few years at the frontier of LLMs will be especially formative. I am very excited to join the team here and get back to R&D. I remain deeply passionate about education and plan to resume my work on it in time.
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All innovation and the gains from industrialization is due to abstraction.
When I first got into programming Python, this was the standard take for people using Python. The concern was that Python abstracted away too much from "real" languages like C++ and that you weren't going to learn proper computer science if you didn't know C++. Many of my viewers were also students who would tell me how their professors taught in C++ because Python was too high level in their opinion.
The thing is, when C++ came out, it too faced this exact standard take. It was accused of being too high level compared to C and assembly. C++ even faced the same claims that Python faces about how the abstraction would negatively impact performance and that it was too much bloat.
You already know what I'm about to say about Assembly... but it too was accused of being too high level by the TRUE machine coders.
We can look back at all of this and laugh, but it's important to recognize that for the entire course of history, not just for computer science, all innovation has been abstraction. That's been the key the entire time, but the next layer of abstraction has been accused of being not real and fear mongered by the local purists of the time...but eventually becomes the thing that the same purist types point to later as the "good ol times."
Demo showing our system doing autonomous assembly of a part! What else should we have it do?
And if you want a hand, wait list is open here!
https://t.co/bh9Xv05eje
@chris_j_paxton@_wenlixiao Cool work! Is this work open source? We were unable to locate the source code and would be interested in re-implementing the method.