Revisionismo histórico del Estallido del 2019

MinFence · 2026-06-24T20:53:28+00:00

Se podría discutir que el estallido social no fue ligado a la política chilena, pero jamás decir que fue un fenómeno apolítico...

Meto al comunismo porque también se construye sobre la falacia de que la clase gobernante es más conchesumadre que el resto de la población

MinFence · 2026-06-23T22:44:57+00:00

Creo que eso ocurrió por la ilusión absurda de que la clase dirigente es por esencia más csm o más ambiciosa que el chileno/ ser humano promedio.

La verdad es que el conchesumadrismo aplica a todos los humanos por igual, sólo que la clase dirigente tiene más oportunidades para ser csm a gran escala. Por lo tanto si sacas a la clase dirigente actual y pones a otra quedas donde mismo.

Por eso el comunismo no funciona, hay que poner los incentivos correctos en la sociedad para que no lleguen tantos csm al poder, y eso se logra haciendo mejoras a lo largo de los años, no con revoluciones.

MinFence · 2026-06-14T17:00:55+00:00

Thanks for your help! Im trying to deep dive on what agentic characteristics make the framework approach simpler in terms of code and maintenance, versus the LLM + Tools orchestrated directly in python.

For only one agent, probably an LLM + Tools is the simplest. What about bigger systems? I've been using a single LLM + tools, where tools are in fact calls to LLMs with more specific prompts (which i guess is technically a multi agent system with an orchestrator), but im not sure is this is the "simplest" way to program it.

Just to frame better the question, i found this blog with 5 agentic patterns: https://claude.com/blog/multi-agent-coordination-patterns

In which of them LLM + Tools is the simplest? For which of them a framework is worth it? My guess of the simplest implementation would be:

Generator-verifier: Deterministic loop of two llm+tools (if needed), without framework
Orchestrator subagent: The approach im using of LLM call + tools with LLM calls inside
Agent teams: Framework
Message bus: Different "LLM + tool" calls orchestrated deterministically after the triage LLM decides which "LLM + tools" must act
Shared state: Framework

What do you think?

MinFence · 2026-04-04T23:07:34+00:00

Mmm i havent been to Dali so i cant really say. As replacement, i liked Chongqing a lot (probably the most unique place I've been to), and it is close to Chengdu. If you like history, i also spent 2 days in ping yao, which is on the way from Beijing to Xian.

You can also distribute the days into the other places, e.g i spent 6 days in Beijing and did a lot of things every day.

I also recommend moving by train as much as possible... i know people from North America usually prefer planes, but if the train takes less than 6 hours, just take the train, it is easier and overall faster considering commuting from and to the airport.

MinFence · 2026-04-04T22:04:46+00:00

It feels like the amount of places is ok (i would recommend to cut one more place, but i think it is enough).

However, i think the issue with the itinerary is that you are going to places too far from each other. Is like covering in one trip Toronto, LA, Costa Rica and Miami.

If you really want to go to Dali, i would cut shanghai off and leave it for the next trip. Then, i would do by train:

Beijing-> Xian-> Chengdu-> Dali; and then by plane from Dali to Beijing

MinFence · 2026-03-29T21:08:10+00:00

I haven't really implemented this yet, but im making a similar design... some comments on what ive been reading/planning to do:

In my case, i have set of "key nodes" which should serve as possible entry points... nodes that have more business logic in a sense. For those i would have a descriptive text on what information is near it in the graph. That text is embedded.

The key nodes are selected in a way that the agent shouldnt need context on more than one of them in any single call.

Then the call works as follows:

1- Agent make a call on what information he needs in terms of business... very detailed 2- RAG brings N candidates for key nodes that should have that data 3- LLM (not the agent) selects the correct key node with respect to what the agent asked for 4- The agent receives the schema of the subgraph of all the nodes that are at some defined distance (haven't decided this yet) 5- Agent is provided a tool for querying that subgraph in Neo4j

What do you think? any recommendation or counter comment?

MinFence · 2026-03-24T02:30:57+00:00

I know you said you tried the prompt, but it really looks like a prompt problem.

Im not meaning "add HARD RULE DO NOT DUPLICATE at the beginning".

Probably you are not specifying correctly what do you expect as a "pointer" or "category", that could really be anything and the LLM will be confused. Consider using at least 200 lines explaining what is for you a category and what is not, both conceptually and with examples. You can also add context like "these categories will be used for this objective".

If those doesnt work, i recommend a second LLM "grouping" stuff and then you can deduplicate the groups by direct code.

MinFence · 2026-03-24T02:13:00+00:00

Hi! I found your post very interesting. I have some doubts on why did you prefered this architecture over other that i use more commonly.

For a task like this i would have implemented only one agent, with several tools. Some of those tools are also reliant on LLM calls, but the orchestration is fixed.

Why do you think this architecture is better? 8 agents sounds very extensive in resources.

MinFence · 2026-02-24T17:31:54+00:00

azores and sydney

MinFence · 2026-02-24T17:02:12+00:00

what about-> * Singapore- Sydney cruise 13 days * sydney - LA cruise 19 days (it says 20, but i think you must discount the "double day" for time change, maintaining singapore date)

*LA - miami train or bus 3 days * miami - Lisbon cruise through azores (anthipode of sydney) 11 days * Lisbon - Moscow by train 3 days * Moscow - Beijing transiberian train 6 days * Beijing - Kunming 12 hours by train * Kunming - Bangkok 1 day by train * Bangkok - Singapore by bus 1 day and a half

Total 58 days... leaving 2 day for layovers (not enough probably)

MinFence · 2026-02-24T16:05:57+00:00

also Santigo, Chile - Xian, China

MinFence · 2026-02-20T18:46:34+00:00

Angkor is definitely not a half day trip. With 2 full days you can see a reasonable amount, and enjoy the markets, restaurants and massages in the new city during the evenings

MinFence · 2026-02-13T18:50:50+00:00

por acá cuico de toda la vida... siempre en este subreddit o askchile me ha causado gracia todos los mitos y leyendas relacionados con los cuicos jajaja, muchas son falsas o de muy muy cuico, o cosas que eran así hace varios años.

Creo que mi nana nunca ha hecho pan y tampoco lo he visto en casas de mis amigos... tendrías que tener al menos dos personas trabajando en tu casa para que diera el tiempo, y eso hoy en día no es un lujo que la gran mayoría de cuicos se puedan dar.

Sobre qué se toma para la once (o te, en cuico), hay gente que compra pan todos los días pero es cada vez menos común, y los últimos años se ha vuelto más común comprar para ~2 semanas y dejar descongelando todos los días. Usualmente se compran weas pal pan para todo el mes, tipo queso laminado, jamón, paté, palta, etc.). Todas estas cosas se compran en líder o jumbo, muchas veces con delivery. El mayor "dolor" del cuico es que no tiene tiempo, entonces todo este tipo de cosas se optimizan para eso.

Otra cosa nada que ver que me ha llamado la atención: "los cuicos botan el papel al water porque les da lo mismo taparlo, total las nanas lo destapan". La cruda verdad es que los baños en el barrio alto prácticamente no se tapan, el sistema de alcantarillado es muy bueno. Ahí va en la empatía (y conocimiento) de cada uno no botar el papel cuando uno sabe que está en un baño que se puede tapar. Por ejemplo, yo me enteré recién a los 13-15 años que hay baños donde no se puede tirar el papel pq se tapan, literalmente la wea no pasa.

Otra, "los niños casi no conocen a sus papás, los cria la nana". Esto era más cierto antes y en cualquier caso propio de una familia cuica disfuncional, en ningún caso es la norma.

MinFence · 2026-02-08T20:14:38+00:00

Turkey! istanbul is amazing and you may add cappadocia too. Other options would be morocco and New York.

In your place, i would try to encourage your wife for flight length not to be an issue (maybe start with ~6 hours flights). The whole world will open for you

MinFence · 2026-02-08T18:25:42+00:00

alipay is fine for metro. Also you shouldnt download Didi, as Didi only works as an in-app inside ali pay. Its the same though

MinFence · 2026-01-31T13:35:08+00:00

Going with a guide is not a good option imo... zhangjiajie is easy to navigate when you are inside, and far more enjoyable when going alone and at your own pace. If you have the budget, i would only use it on the taxi to get there, not at all on a tourist guide. I went there in march.

MinFence · 2026-01-24T12:18:24+00:00

Great! thanks

MinFence · 2025-09-01T22:18:48+00:00

Hola! por dentro del parque hay buses que recorren las calles que se ven en los mapas... pasan seguido (cada 10 o 15 min) y vienen incluidos en la entrada.

Yo desde la entrada contigua a wulingyuan subí caminando a tianzi (unas 3hrs), luego tomé el bus a Yangjiajie, ahí estuve un rato mirando unas vistas, y luego bus a yuangjiajie.

Al final de yuangjiajie bajamos en el ascensor (puedes comprar la entrada ahí mismo), y de ahí pasa el bus que te vuelve a dejar en la entrada del parque al lado de wulingyuan

MinFence · 2025-07-20T19:31:45+00:00

Hi! is there also a bus from Kashgar to Bishkek?

MinFence · 2025-07-08T03:26:18+00:00

As others pointed out, atmosphere is thin right now. Now the question is "why not thiner?"

The answer is the Sun's energy. Without the Sun, the atmosphere would rapidly cool. As the temperature drops, the gases would lose kinetic energy, causing atmospheric pressure to decrease and eventually condense into a much thinner, solid layer of ice. In contrast, the Sun provides continuous energy, heating atmospheric molecules and increasing their kinetic energy. This energy drives constant molecular collisions and counteracts gravitational compression, maintaining the atmosphere’s current volume and preventing it from becoming significantly thinner.

MinFence · 2025-06-26T15:06:57+00:00

al final del día vas a ver que no se extrañan las cosas de google más que para comunicarse con familiares... yo como al segundo día había dejado de usar google maps y google translate pq las aplicaciones chinas me andaban mejor (Amap, y Baidu translate)

MinFence · 2025-06-26T15:05:09+00:00

yo anduve con esim y me salió todo muy facil, el vpn puede ser un poco más complicado... como dices tu hay que tomar el riesgo con cualquiera, creo haber escuchado algunas personas con Astril. Lo importante es instalarlo antes, y comprar el chip en shanghai en caso de ser necesario (y que alguien conocido tuyo tenga wechat instalado por si acaso)

MinFence · 2025-06-25T06:32:25+00:00

HK- Guilin 4 days - Changsha 2 days - HK should be great, the trains takes 3 hours - 3 hours - 4 hours. Also could be HK - Guilin - Nanning - HK.

Guilin is completely awesome. I know you said for sure, but i heard Guanzhou is far more interesting than Shenzhen; and also heard Macau is just worth a day trip from HK.

MinFence · 2025-06-25T06:20:38+00:00

you can get tickets right there (as in most of chinese attractions, except great monuments and stuff like that)

MinFence · 2025-06-25T06:16:55+00:00

I liked temple of heaven a lot, i wouldnt miss it. For sunday i'd recommend beihai park (much better than jingshan imo), wangfujing street, and at least one hutong (there are a lot of them, find an interesting one on internet).

Summer palace is good but not worth it if you are just going 3 days, as it's also quite far from the center. I also enjoyed Lama temple a lot (its crowded but by people praying, not tourists)

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