Related: an intelligence cache for decision model data: https://cachev.dev

I built this for my own needs, and thought others might find it useful too.

I was building a trading indicator with Jev and wanted an intelligent cache to reduce the volume of usage-based API calls. That's when I came up with the idea for CacheV, it's built specifically for that use case, and works with any decision model.

A software factory: https://sfactory.dev

LLMs wouldn't work without learning on massive amounts of text, so using the entirety of human thought and existence is a very practical step. I wouldn't worry about the reselling part, because AI is a race towards the best price/performance. Open weights models are driving the price down a huge amount, making this tech more practical for everyone.

> LLMs wouldn't work without learning on massive amounts of text, so using the entirety of human thought and existence is a very practical step.

Practical or not, it's abhorrent.

But it wasn't trained on the entirety of human thought. It's mostly trained with what is available on the internet.

I'm looking for beta testers for Sfactory. Right now it's focused on quality AI writing. Please give it a try if this is of interest to you.

I wrote something similar, but as others have pointed out not having a formal language can be a hindrance.

I played it! Couldn't remember the name but it is the same game as linked to that I do remember.

I've read that you should take K2 if you take D3. You might want to research that. Also 500 IU of D3 is really low.

I think that's equal to about 5 minutes of sunlight exposure, so almost nothing

Nope; see https://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/VitaminD-Consumer/

Don't trust the NIH with your health. They're the reason the mass majority of Americans are deficient in vitamin d, potassium, magnesium and a bunch of other vital vitamins/minerals, primarily due to faulty research done 50 years ago and never updated.

Humans spent thousands of years out in the sun on a daily basis growing crops and hunting. They never got a vitamin D overdose and were in fact much healthier than you and I.

It's about the ability to combine ideas in novel ways, without breaking the rules in relevant frameworks. Sometimes the idea may even be to contradict existing theories where they are weak.

I wrote IntentCode, but it seems to have gone under the radar: https://github.com/jfilby/intentcode