Sells AI training courses. Its site says it is built by Geoffrey Huntley, creator of the Ralph Wiggum technique.
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“ I need to say, it has been 10 months now, I do, I minimally use any open source software, minimally. I just generate it to my requirements. And then when a supply chain attack happens, I'm like … affect me.” Geoffrey Huntley Creator of the Ralph loop; Latent Patterns · Practitioner
Context. Huntley is giving his closing statement after the moderator and another panelist raised software supply chain security.
Talk: The Great Loops Debate , AI Engineer (YouTube) , July 17, 2026, at 58:39 .
[ Grade B ] Said in the last year Sells AI tools Passage page
“ And I don't see myself going back to writing code by hand. It's been two and a half years since I manually wrote code by hand.” Geoffrey Huntley Creator of the Ralph loop; Latent Patterns · Practitioner
Context. Huntley is speaking in his opening four-minute statement for the side arguing that loops work today, in an Oxford-style debate.
Talk: The Great Loops Debate , AI Engineer (YouTube) , July 17, 2026, at 5:31 .
[ Grade B ] Said in the last year Sells AI tools Passage page
“ Something I've done for a long time, and it's very silly, is I run a model … without any skills or any markdown. … actually, I get rid of all my skills and all my markdown and everything when the new model is released.” Geoffrey Huntley Creator of the Ralph loop; Latent Patterns · Practitioner
Context. Huntley is answering the moderator's question on how he keeps a model from cheating when verifying its own work.
Talk: The Great Loops Debate , AI Engineer (YouTube) , July 17, 2026, at 32:35 .
[ Grade B ] Said in the last year Sells AI tools Passage page
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