TL;DR: Gallās Law says a complex system that works is invariably found to have evolved from a simple system that worked, and that a complex system designed from scratch never works. There are two readā¦
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TL;DR: In AI coding the hard part is no longer writing the code, it is understanding the code the agent wrote well enough to keep steering. Geoffrey Littās framing is that the human job shifts from veā¦
TL;DR: The defining feature of the complexity class NP is polynomial-time verifiability: a candidate answer is cheap to check. The asymmetry that matters shows up in its hardest members, the NP-compleā¦
TL;DR: Teslerās Law, the conservation of complexity, says a system has an inherent amount of complexity that can be reallocated between owners but not simply deleted, and the boundary condition is thaā¦
TL;DR: Generic coding-agent leaderboards donāt tell you which model or tool fits your work at a budget youāre willing to spend. So I built a small task set that mirrors my real work and ran an open-soā¦
TL;DR: Standard self-attention costs on the order of n² in the sequence length n, in both arithmetic and the attention-score memory it materialises. Almost every long-context architecture headline of ā¦
TL;DR: Hyrumās Law says that with enough users, every observable behavior of your API becomes something someone depends on, whether you documented it or not. The implementation quietly becomes the intā¦
š¬ Also available as a blog walkthrough video: a narrated screencast of this post. TL;DR: Twenty years ago, a year-long university project group I was part of built a team of soccer-playing cube robotsā¦
TL;DR: Autoregressive LLM generation has two phases with different bottlenecks: prefill processes input positions in parallel and is usually compute-intensive, while decode produces tokens sequentiallā¦
š¬ Also available as a blog walkthrough video, a short narrated screencast of this post. TL;DR: Conwayās Law says a systemās structure ends up mirroring the communication structure of the organization ā¦