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The case for zero-error horizons in trustworthy LLMs

arxiv.org
79 points·by daigoba66·hace 3 meses·116 comments

Microsoft Agent Framework (Preview): Making AI Agents Simple for Every Developer

devblogs.microsoft.com
4 points·by daigoba66·hace 9 meses·0 comments

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daigoba66
·hace 8 meses·discuss
FWIW, I think that’s essentially how Aurora DSQL works, and sort of explained at the end of the article.
daigoba66
·hace 8 meses·discuss
> I really wish there were a de facto state-of-the-art coding agent that is LLM-agnostic

Cursor?

It’s really quite good.

Ironically it has its own LLM now, https://cursor.com/blog/composer, so it’s sort of going the other way.
daigoba66
·hace 3 años·discuss
> what's going on here and how every single website has this new slowness

Everyone and everything uses OAuth/OIDC.
daigoba66
·hace 4 años·discuss
> I'd like a really easy way to see all of the tickets I've ever completed.

Can be solved by creating a custom person field called “Developer”. Then you can customize the Status transition for your In Progress status to automatically set that field to the current user or maybe the issue assignee.

For better or worse, Jira is quite powerful and flexible. But it’s not always simple to setup.
daigoba66
·hace 6 años·discuss
We do it the other way (and I’ve always seen it done this way): database change is compatible with current code and new code. So deploy the database change, then deploy the code change. It usually allows you to rollback code changes.
daigoba66
·hace 11 años·discuss
It's incredibly useful for household budgeting purposes. Knowing that, at most, I can expect to pay $xxx per month for a service makes estimating expenses easier.

The service apparently alerts you when you get close the "limit". Which means that if you're disciplined you can cut yourself off or just realize that you need to increase your monthly budget.
daigoba66
·hace 14 años·discuss
Beautiful explanation. And one that I can remember while writing in markdown.