Sure, the projects mentioned aren't the most impressive pieces of software ever written, but isn't that kind of the point of the article?
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Sure, the projects mentioned aren't the most impressive pieces of software ever written, but isn't that kind of the point of the article?
Maybe I'm misunderstanding what you mean - but I think almost any college student would disagree with this presumption.
> Do you have a source for the benefits giving way to problems long-term?
Although a very long read, I found this to be very insightful:
> It was still true that after 14 months of treatment, the children taking Ritalin behaved better than those in the other groups. But by 36 months, that advantage had faded completely, and children in every group, including the comparison group, displayed exactly the same level of symptoms.
https://archive.is/20250413091646/https://www.nytimes.com/20...
> "The house that looks like a ripe tomato!"
that was transformed into a "user prompt" in a more instructional format
> "Go to the tomato house"
And both were used in the agent output. At least the Y-axes on the graphs look more reasonable than some other recent benchmarks.