Checklist Manifesto App just got re-released, for it's 10yr anniversary. Rewritten the Meteor v3, ES6, React, FHIR R4, accounts system, and compiled to desktop.
clinical-meteor.github.io/ch…
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Those who don’t understand
how LLMs work are starting to go insane interacting with them
Schizophrenia amongst normies is becoming increasingly prevalent;
They are jailbreaking models to
engage in delusions with them
Yup. This is the way.
Noticing myself adopting a certain rhythm in AI-assisted coding (i.e. code I actually and professionally care about, contrast to vibe code).
1. Stuff everything relevant into context (this can take a while in big projects. If the project is small enough just stuff everything e.g. `files-to-prompt . -e ts -e tsx -e css -e md --cxml --ignore node_modules -o prompt.xml`)
2. Describe the next single, concrete incremental change we're trying to implement. Don't ask for code, ask for a few high-level approaches, pros/cons. There's almost always a few ways to do thing and the LLM's judgement is not always great. Optionally make concrete.
3. Pick one approach, ask for first draft code.
4. Review / learning phase: (Manually...) pull up all the API docs in a side browser of functions I haven't called before or I am less familiar with, ask for explanations, clarifications, changes, wind back and try a different approach.
6. Test.
7. Git commit.
Ask for suggestions on what we could implement next. Repeat.
Something like this feels more along the lines of the inner loop of AI-assisted development. The emphasis is on keeping a very tight leash on this new over-eager junior intern savant with encyclopedic knowledge of software, but who also bullshits you all the time, has an over-abundance of courage and shows little to no taste for good code. And emphasis on being slow, defensive, careful, paranoid, and on always taking the inline learning opportunity, not delegating. Many of these stages are clunky and manual and aren't made explicit or super well supported yet in existing tools. We're still very early and so much can still be done on the UI/UX of AI assisted coding.
Anybody in the Meteor community use Endor yet? Love the idea of Express.js in the browser. A little horrified by PHP and Postgres in the browser though….
thenewstack.io/endor-webasse…
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I just vibe coded a whole iOS app in Swift (without having programmed in Swift before, though I learned some in the process) and now ~1 hour later it's actually running on my physical phone. It was so ez... I had my hand held through the entire process. Very cool.
It also acts as a photonic tubule; aka fiber optic wire.
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holy shit.
after almost 20 years, they created the most refined synthetic chromosome yet, we are getting closer to the first full synthetic eukaryotic genome
we will start vibe coding biology much sooner than most people think
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🥇🏆This Is the Most Complete Paper on Agentic RAG I've Read: An Absolute Zero-to-Hero Journey That Explains Everything You Need to Know
If you've ever felt overwhelmed by the technical complexity of Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) or thought, “Where do I even begin?”, this paper is your ultimate guide.
Let’s explore it together:
》 What is RAG?
✸ Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) integrates LLMs with real-time data sources, providing accurate and contextually enriched responses. While effective, traditional RAG systems are static and limited to predefined workflows.
》 Evolution of RAG Systems
✸ Naïve RAG: Relies on keyword-based retrieval, leading to fragmented outputs and scalability issues.
✸ Advanced RAG: Incorporates semantic retrieval techniques like Dense Passage Retrieval (DPR) and neural re-ranking for improved precision.
✸ Modular RAG: Introduces hybrid retrieval strategies, APIs, and composable pipelines for task-specific optimization.
✸ Graph RAG: Enhances multi-hop reasoning using graph-based structures but suffers from scalability challenges.
✸ Agentic RAG: Surpasses these by introducing autonomous decision-making, iterative refinement, and real-time workflow optimization.
》 What is Agentic RAG?
✸ Agentic RAG builds on this by embedding autonomous agents into the RAG pipeline. These agents dynamically refine context, optimize retrieval strategies, and adapt in real time to the complexity of queries, making them ideal for sophisticated, multi-step tasks.
》 Core Agentic Patterns
✸ Reflection: Enables agents to critique and refine outputs iteratively, boosting accuracy.
✸ Planning: Decomposes complex tasks into manageable subtasks, ensuring flexibility in execution.
✸ Tool Use: Integrates external resources, like APIs or databases, to enhance generative outputs.
✸ Multi-Agent Collaboration: Specialized agents collaborate to handle complex workflows efficiently.
》 Benefits of Agentic RAG
✸ Dynamic Adaptability: Adjusts workflows in real time based on task requirements.
✸ Enhanced Contextual Understanding: Iteratively refines outputs for higher relevance and accuracy.
✸ Scalability and Flexibility: Handles multi-domain queries with seamless integration of tools and data.
✸ Workflow Optimization: Reduces latency, ensuring efficiency even in high-demand scenarios.
》 Challenges and Future Directions
While Agentic RAG offers immense promise, challenges like computational overhead, coordination complexity, and ethical concerns must be addressed.
paper: arxiv.org/pdf/2501.09136
Github: github.com/asinghcsu/Agentic…
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Just had a fascinating lunch with a 22-year-old Stanford grad. Smart kid. Perfect resume. Something felt off though.
He kept pausing mid-sentence, searching for words. Not complex words - basic ones. Like his brain was buffering.
Finally asked if he was okay. His response floored me.
"Sometimes I forget words now. I'm so used to having ChatGPT complete my thoughts that when it's not there, my brain feels... slower."
He'd been using AI for everything. Writing, thinking, communication. It had become his external brain. And now his internal one was getting weaker.
Made me think about calculators. Remember how teachers said we needed to learn math because "you won't always have a calculator"? They were wrong about that.
But maybe they were right about something deeper.
We're running the first large-scale experiment on human cognition. What happens when an entire generation outsources their thinking?
Don’t get me wrong, I’m beyond excited about what AI and AI agents will do for people in the same way that I was excited in 2009 when the App Store was launched.
But thinking out loud you got to think this guy I met with isn't the onnnnnly one that's going to be completely dependent on AI.
What could go wrong?
Replying to @deedydas
Even with other LLMs, you'd at least need to copy paste each problem, prompt it to give you the right output, assemble it into a file, compile and submit it.
Github repo to allow Claude to take control of your Mac:
github.com/deedy/mac_compute…
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One year ago, Hamas launched a horrific attack against Israel, killing over 1,400 Israeli citizens – including defenseless women, children, and the elderly – and kidnapping hundreds more. Today, the prospects of peace seem more distant than ever. But we continue to hope for a return of all the hostages, an end to the violence, a rejection of hate, and a future in which both Israelis and Palestinians can enjoy the security and stability that most of them yearn for.
A lot of twitter is hyping AI and LLMs. Meanwhile, I'll be brushing up on my quantum computing skillz, thanks.
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Dr. Ruth, Richard Simmons, AND Shannen Doherty passed away this weekend. 😭
One of the more interesting and informed takes on AGI that I’ve read recently. Personally, I think the language models and brain scans converge; with cos-similarity acting as synaptic neural firings.


















