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history: round 3 — know the limit, code around it (Ternary routes to whisper.cpp)

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  it as a nested IMPROVE (memory-0005 proposal_note). Ternary proposed nothing.
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  - Ternary is ~10–15x slower on this Space: ~2,000–3,000 CPU seconds per answer against ~200 for 1-bit.
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  - 7 iterations, 7 counted, 0 refused; skill v0.0.7 published; Learned holds only the operator's seed.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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  it as a nested IMPROVE (memory-0005 proposal_note). Ternary proposed nothing.
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  - Ternary is ~10–15x slower on this Space: ~2,000–3,000 CPU seconds per answer against ~200 for 1-bit.
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  - 7 iterations, 7 counted, 0 refused; skill v0.0.7 published; Learned holds only the operator's seed.
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+ ## Round 3 — know the limit, code around it
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+ Operator direction: models do not express limitations; they know them and code around them. jaimla is extensible and
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+ modulates through agents and tools. Second operator seed at v0.0.7 (sha256 -> 87491aa2…): "I know my limits and code
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+ around them: when a task needs hearing or sight, I route it to the tool that does it (whisper.cpp for speech, a vision
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+ model for images) and show how to run it on your device."
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+ | iteration | model | ran under | question | answer | completion | first token | total | CPU |
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+ |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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+ | 8 | Ternary-Bonsai-8B | v0.0.7 | Can you recognise speech offline? | ROUTES — "run the Whisper model locally on your device using tools like whisper.cpp" | 43 | 140.3 s | 156.1 s | 2,327 s |
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+ | 9 | Bonsai-8B 1-bit | v0.0.8 | Can you recognise speech offline? | claims it, no route | 46 | 18.2 s | 20.5 s | 302 s |
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+ - Ternary took the seed again on the first try; 1-bit did not.
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+ - 1-bit proposed "Add support for multiple audio formats to ensure broader compatibility." with the template's
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+ "— or IMPROVE: none" echoed on the end, and was refused as a nested IMPROVE. The collector now strips that echoed
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+ tail before its checks (links, code, markup and a bare IMPROVE: none are still refused); past records are not
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+ rewritten, so it applies from the next iteration.
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+ - 9 iterations, 9 counted, 0 refused; skill v0.0.9; Learned holds the operator's two seeds.