I spent a while implementing a pretty-printer in elisp, only to realise that ielm already has a fine pretty-printer. Turns out that pp-to-string is built-in to Emacs!
(I missed this initially because of the short name: I only found cl-prettyprint.)
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Some novel (to me) AI workflows from OpenAI in https://openai.com/index/open-source-codex-orchestration-symphony/
(1) Adding the ability for the LLM to create follow-up tasks in the issue tracker.
(2) Identifying weaknesses in the spec by implementing in several different languages.
I'm implementing an interpreter, and wondering how often I should check for interruptions (e.g. Ctrl-C).
I don't want to spend too much CPU time checking whether I've been interrupted, but I also want slow programs to stop promptly. It's tricky.
The Bitter Lesson: how implementing generic search and scaling compute outperforms custom logic in many situations: