AIrtemis

Author here.

I enjoyed the original idea behind the Caveman skill.

I tried to log and do RLHF over my own mistakes and corrections in the LLM conversations and realized the skills were slowing everything down.

Hence, I've this opinionated system prompt that aims to add a few engineering principles.

Caveman testing ok. Autistic caveman better. Problem: person is one. Need more people test.

It builds on the same concise-CoT research behind the original Caveman prompt (https://arxiv.org/html/2401.05618v3)

The biggest lift has been speed due to faster tool-calling and preserving my codex budget -or at least, getting the placebo effect of preserving it.

here comes the rug-pull to justify the enterprise pricing...

here comes the rug-pull

pretty interesting that cloud data is not covered by the 4th amendment. I wonder if we’ll push for on-prem storage of context and memories as our relationship with AI gets more personal and intertwined.

Thanks for sharing! I'm one of the makers.

We built this because we were frustrated with Apple's lack of AI features in Siri.

It basically allows you to use AI to monitor, navigate, control and execute tasks across any iOS native app. You can give instructions via voice or create custom workflows for repetitive tasks.

Happy to answer any further questions and comments.

I read the article but have yet to understand why someone would want to use a framework that introduces meaningless abstractions that are not properly documented or well maintained -aka, they often introduce breaking changes.

I’m interested in a useful agentic framework but LangGraph doesn’t seem to cut it.

Neat project! The link to signup for the mailing list points to a blank mailchimp page.

So cool! I've noticed that cursor.ai does this in a very subtle way. I'd like to see this pattern more often in other LLM apps.

What prompted you to build this?

This is a great tiktok comparing the Bahá’í with other concrete structures of that era (Brutalism)

https://www.tiktok.com/@dr.tpanova/video/7252757064517225770...

By that definition Elizer should be working on really hardcore stuff, right? And yet his explanations about actual technical stuff come across as a guy that barely understands how matmul works.

Came here to +1 on the likelihood of transition thoughts and the discovery of procreate.

I also happened to gift an iPad Pro to my wife. Her daily workflow for work are apps like gdocs and buffer and the ipad handles that just fine. I think we underestimate how similar is the regular job workflow and overestimate the particular setup we need for programming / engineering.

And for digital art, she started from 0 and is now a pro at ClipStudio art and Procreate. She is working on her webtoon and has created plenty of nfts and twitter profile pictures on fiverr. I’ve started bringing an ipad to engineering lectures since it has also helped me a great deal with note taking.

I’ll send her your wife’s insta, here is her’s: https://www.instagram.com/yanora_draws/

could you link to the research on that? I am really curious in mapping out all the energy alternatives we could have available (since fusion is not coming anytime )

Could the coal steam turbine system also be reused for deep geothermal? Seems less a regulated space than Nuclear

I would really recommend Eduflow here. Have tried several LMS's and it has an intuitive platform that resembles notion. We're experimenting with its peer learning components at the moment.