I am hoping someone with more free time than myself can contribute some things in the RF engineering domain in the 'engineering-sciences' section. There's some problems out there that will definitely stump even a smart LLM.
Looks like most things definitely stump even a "smart LLM"... Best score on this is 30%. Which is what you should assume for tasks you give an LLM if they aren't exactly the same as an existing benchmarked task. They're just not that good for the purposes people seem to think they are. Very limited application space.
completely vibes based, but ive been using it to port Mindustry game from Java to C# with agents, and its been working for 50 hours (its 15-20 tks so super slow inference). Its done a fantastic work and its almost finished now. Better results than deepseek flash and gpt luna by a mile on this kind of long term work. Less good than gpt sol or opus. We dont know the param count but my guess is 200-300 range.
likely a distilled glm 5.3 that will punch within 20% of that at 2-3x less size. you'll find that capability is typically very jagged on models that are distilled
I think the idea of having a human-written persistent document describing the operation of the code is a great idea. This document acts as the prompting interface instead of the chat window and changes can still be tracked. Surely something as simple as a skill.md can be made for such a setup, right?
I think the pseudocode style is a seperate axis to this setup.
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