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Charlie Palars
Charlie Palars
@palars
I ran out of money so I've been working as a data engineer at a mid level startup. I'll come back to indie hack soon...
Read The Illusion of Thinking:
Understanding the Strengths and Limitations of Reasoning Models
via the Lens of Problem Complexity.
Conclusion: high complexity is hard for any current LLM model.
"We identified three distinct reasoning regimes: standard LLMs outperform LRMs at low complexity, LRMs excel at moderate complexity, and both collapse at high complexity."
I have been working on silence. The results are quite humble, but this is just the beginning.
Just read this paper "Darwin Gödel Machine: Open-Ended Evolution of Self-Improving Agents"
Back after spending a whole month automating a 3 day task. Worth it? I really hope so, time will tell, basically built a semi automated deep research
Read this paper: Can AI Help with Your Personal Finances?
TLDR if you ask it enough times, you might get wisdom.
But "enough" isn't defined, and the cost of poking? Unclear. The experiment use 10 by default.
Best model on the research was original Sonnet 3.5.
Sharing results of "Project .io vs .ai - the ultimate SEO duel 🔍"
.ai site pulling more views w/ just tech SEO, zero backlinks.
.io mvp release delayed, 3 behind schedule but cooking something cool
went outside. sunned. grass touched. humans spoken to.
disturbingly pleasant, didn’t know how much I missed it
woke up at 3am. silence sharpens the mind. no noise, just code. only thing left is to ship.
Spend all day vibe coding a chunk of a SaaS.
Failed hard. Burned 50 credits.
Rebuilding from scratch