devwithjevJev Plays Tetris Against Fable and Astra
HK had Jev play Tetris against Fable and Astra to showcase its usability for frequent, schema-bounded decisions answerable from the provided state, where consistency beats depth.
HK@hiteshkar𝕏
Made Jev play against Fable and Astra in Tetris to showcase its usability Where it wins. Decisions that are frequent, bounded to a schema, answerable from the state you hand it, and where consistency beats depth Here are some examples - Gates and routers: should this alert fire, which pipeline gets this document, does this need the expensive model. The firehose gets judged in full instead of sampl
The post gives alert firing, document routing, and deciding whether to use an expensive model as examples. It says the firehose gets judged in full instead of sampled.
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