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The text on the computer screen, and the computer printout too, has a sterile, untouched, factory made look, like that of a plastic whistle or a new car. The body does not do work like that. The body characterizes everything it touches. What it makes it traces over with the marks of its pulses and breathings, its excitements, hesitations, flaws, and mistakes. On its good work, it leaves the marks…
Last year, I wrote a small piece on how LLMs = Expression, not Intelligence. I feel like now is a more important time than ever to revisit this thought. Not that it was wrong, precisely the opposite, but because that ability of expression and creation through these models has only continued to increase, have put even more amazing tools in the hands of so many people, but we have yet to see the so…
I built Dimensions because I kept losing momentum and navigability when working on multiple projects at once. Each project needs it own mix of tabs and switching between them with multiple projects starts to become a pain. Especially with so many new AI CLI tools alongside your running servers and editor, my terminal started to become a juggling act. Dimensions wraps tmux with a fast, visual TUI…
Large language models (LLMs) demonstrate emergent and strong grammatical fluency, but can still violate the constraints of a language’s grammar such as in code generation or formal reasoning. We investigate whether an explicit, lightweight grammar prior can improve syntactic correctness without modifying the weights of the model itself. We propose a grammar aware scoring framework that…
LLMs have been lauded for having intelligence and reasoning capabilities simply from choosing the next probable word in a sequence [1]. Formally, the APA defines intelligence as “the ability to derive information, learn from experience, adapt to the environment, understand, and correctly utilize thought and reason.” Language is certainly a powerful tool for communicating, spreading…
The Primeagen inspired me to start looking into better developer tools and actually start using nvim. Now I have adapted to ghostty and nvim and have come to really like it. Therefore, just want to document my config for when I switch devices or if anyone else actually happens to be interested. I could repeat myself here, but all you need is in my github repo ghostty-nvim-config.