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Update post reference README.md |
The README replaces the planned Medium article and placeholder link with a link to the published General Environments blog post. The description now refers to it as a post. |
Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~3 minutes
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- davidbzyk/code_review#19: Added the README paragraph about a planned Medium write-up. This change updates that reference.
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A rabbit reads the post with care
A fresh link hops into the page
No Medium placeholder waits
The README points to General Environments
The rabbit thumps, then turns the page
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codex-ci · gpt-6-luna · effort max · Codex 0.161.0 |
The write-up went to the General Environments blog instead of Medium, so the README's placeholder ("a Medium article (link when published)") now links the live post: https://general-environments.ai/blog/evaluation-refinement-loops/ (checked: HTTP 200). One paragraph in README.md; no code changed.