Archive - André Lizardo

I built a native macOS notes app for search-first, plain-text people

For anyone hunting an nvALT / Notational Velocity–style workflow—without Electron, and with one IDE trick I missed.

Mar 25 • André Lizardo

October 2025

Notes on "Evaluating Large Language Models Trained on Code"

Codex is the model behind Github Copilot. My notes are not focused on Codex but on HumanEval, a functional correctness dataset designed as the primary…

Oct 12, 2025 • André Lizardo

September 2025

Notes on "SWE-BENCH: Can language models resolve real-world Github issues"

SWE-bench is a benchmark that evaluates Large Language Models to solve real-world Github issues written in Python.

Sep 21, 2025 • André Lizardo

Notes on "COFFE: A Code Efficiency Benchmark for Code Generation"

COFFE is a code efficiency benchmark that evaluates the correctness and the time efficiency using CPU instruction counts.

Sep 14, 2025 • André Lizardo

Notes on "The Illusion of Thinking"

The Apple Machine Learning Research team released a paper in June 2025 that questions whether LRMs actually think and if such models can reason when the…

Sep 2, 2025 • André Lizardo

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