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BenoitEssiambre

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    The benefits go beyond reducing token consumption. Compact contexts also foster better reasoning, enable intelligence across more layers if you can load them in a single context, a…

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    Comment #48464343

    Looks like a good model (sir). Costs are getting out of control though. 2x Opus and non-metered usage going away. We're quickly approaching the cost of a human salary for normal us…

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    Comment #48351634

    Attempts to impose always small PRs might get me to argue that optimal change sizes are normally distributed. If you look at how simulated annealing ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki…

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    Comment #47248257

    If you're at a place that rewards complexity, you might be able to pitch simplicity as something that to get right, requires deep understanding of complex information theoretic con…

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    Comment #47212710

    One underrated reason that CLIs are often better than MCP is that Unix tools seem to have close to information theoretically optimal layout to enabled reasoning. They are concise, …

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    Comment #46866362

    Yeah I always wondered if I ever switched to solar panels, would there be a way to accumulate heat to be used in the Canadian cold months that have little sunlight? The closest I f…

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    Comment #46866143

    This matches my intuition. Systematic misalignment seems like it could be prevented by somewhat simple rules like the hippocratic oath or Asimov's Laws of robotics or rather probab…

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    Comment #46818024

    Wouldn't this have been more readable with a \n newline instead of a pipe operator as a seperator? This wouldn't have made the prompt longer.

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    Comment #46770858

    Countries are waking up to the danger of having the US in a position to take control of most of their computers and phones via software updates. Open source solutions like https://…

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    Comment #46737504

    It could be just an owner or a board or directors at the top. It's possible the CEO will be automated for some companies.

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    Comment #46736163

    I also mean Hacker News

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    Comment #46735967

    AI CEOs are coming.

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    Comment #46735834

    Its founder lives in europe so there's that.

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    Comment #46735623

    It is a sad reality. The US has recently threatened to annex Denmark and Canada. Some of us are suddenly keenly aware that the US is in a position to take control of most of our co…

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    Comment #46735440

    For consumers, these computers look interesting: https://starlabs.systems/

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    Comment #46576711

    I know doctors who've worked with Marrero and they seem to be split in their opinion. They seem to agree he tends to be "excessively thorough", frequently sending tests to labs acr…

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    Comment #46512635

    Right but the majority of people holding significant amounts of capital is retirees or people saving for retirement. There is a small minority of people wealthy for other reasons. …

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    Comment #46512557

    Do you have a link? What I've seen in most discussions is obscuring of the fact that the majority of "capital" is directly or indirectly retirees or people saving for retirement. T…

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    Comment #46502567

    Note that the "Labor vs Capital" distinction mostly means "workers vs retirees". The reason more money goes to capital these days is not necessarily that each retiree is getting mo…

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    Comment #46057794

    If you click on the link, I mention other competing attempts and architectures, like Multics, Hurd, MacOS and even early Windows that either failed or started adopting Unix pattern…

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    Comment #46048172

    Unix and Linux would be your quintessential examples. Unix was an effort to take Multics, an operating system that had gotten too modular, and integrate the good parts into a more …

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    Comment #45908241

    So which base style and tone simply gives you less sycophancy? It's not clear from their names and description. I'm looking for the "Truthful" personality.