by et1337 7 hours ago

Folks have been saying “things are different now, the agents are now compounding success instead of error” for at least a year now, but I just don’t see it. I was lucky enough to receive a weeklong $50k per head AI training from the people saying these things, and one of their few helpful concrete recommendations was to constantly clear context all the time, to avoid things going off the rails.

However, I think finding security vulnerabilities is one use case where it doesn’t matter. Tokenmaxxing is absolutely effective for that. We as an industry are in the middle of adopting very expensive, complex continuous fuzzers.

jdiff 4 hours ago | [-0 more]

Even modern frontier models benefit so hugely from careful context pruning, maintenance, and rewriting to erase mistakes that it's astonishing to me that there are no tools centered around it. The one tool that used to have such a feature, Zed and its retroactively-named Text Threads, has now stripped itself of it.

seattle_spring 6 hours ago | [-0 more]

> I was lucky enough to receive a weeklong $50k per head AI training

wow! That sounds like an unbelievable grift. Who were they such that anyone could possibly think that's a worthwhile investment?