The more people use agents, the more they write like agents. The author seems to have put significant effort into this post, but when I read something like the below, my brain just immediately checks out.
> # What one authority buys
> With state and transcript in one tree, several hard problems reduce to the same operation.
> Rewind is a DOM diff. Diff the current materialization against the target state. A <subagent> element disappeared? Terminate it by destroying the element. One appeared? Resume or spawn it by creating the element. The delta itself is the complete lifecycle work list.
A sentence like "The delta itself is the complete lifecycle work list" gives me mental indigestion. I have to spend 30 seconds dissecting it to figure out what the author is trying to say. When every other sentence is like this, the post becomes unreadable.
Oh-my-pi is designed to be slim apparently but has a ton of useless features with little empirical justification. Pi is a good harness- probably the best, but OMP not so much.
One thing I hate about OMP more than anything else though: hash anchored edits. they don't work in practice; most models I've tried have spent more turns on repairing their broken edits than on the actual task.
From what I’ve read/heard, a lot of the power of Pi is its extensibility but it’s a hard sell for me to try it out just because I can extend it. How is it out of the box?
I like it a bit for the inspiration what could make sense, however, as there is little ablation studies, it is really difficult to understand the effect of most of the features.
The more people use agents, the more they write like agents. The author seems to have put significant effort into this post, but when I read something like the below, my brain just immediately checks out.
> # What one authority buys
> With state and transcript in one tree, several hard problems reduce to the same operation.
> Rewind is a DOM diff. Diff the current materialization against the target state. A <subagent> element disappeared? Terminate it by destroying the element. One appeared? Resume or spawn it by creating the element. The delta itself is the complete lifecycle work list.
A sentence like "The delta itself is the complete lifecycle work list" gives me mental indigestion. I have to spend 30 seconds dissecting it to figure out what the author is trying to say. When every other sentence is like this, the post becomes unreadable.
Did the author really put significant effort here? The LLM speak suggests the opposite.
> These are not market personas. They are architecture tests.
Indeed.
It all smells pretty load-bearing to me.
But is it byte for byte identical ?
You're right to push back.
Oh-my-pi is designed to be slim apparently but has a ton of useless features with little empirical justification. Pi is a good harness- probably the best, but OMP not so much.
One thing I hate about OMP more than anything else though: hash anchored edits. they don't work in practice; most models I've tried have spent more turns on repairing their broken edits than on the actual task.
From what I’ve read/heard, a lot of the power of Pi is its extensibility but it’s a hard sell for me to try it out just because I can extend it. How is it out of the box?
I like it a bit for the inspiration what could make sense, however, as there is little ablation studies, it is really difficult to understand the effect of most of the features.
BILLIONS MUST OMP
Slopmaxxing text.