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This is actually brilliant. I've seen other approaches where the context is selectively pruned, but never in a recoverable way. P.S. Love the "bonsai" name btw!

Honest question, but since when were biographies ever _authorized_? I would assume you would simply inform the subject out of politeness if at all.

This is soooo incredibly cool. Beyond the Tom Riddle diary aspect, I love the idea of this as a new medium for interacting with an LLM. You could gift it to someone and they could …

For the edit tool, you should consider implementing a hash-based approach where each line of code is hashed and referenced by it when doing replacements. You can read up on the app…

What you're talking about is so extremely rare that it's much more likely that the entire Earth is destroyed by an asteroid right this inst...

What are the numbers you are getting?

I had a chance to look at this and noticed you were sending telemetry to an endpoint you control: https://dirac.run/v1/event . It doesn't seem like you're sending anything obviousl…

I haven't tried it, but I'm curious why you decided to implement a whole new harness over just writing extensions in pi. From whatever I've done with pi so far, the extension api i…

It definitely _could be_ an agent harness issue. For example, this is the logic opencode uses: 1. Agent is "plan" -> inject PROMPT_PLAN 2. Agent is "build" AND a previous assistant…

I saw this a couple of years ago and felt that it might help you https://youtu.be/k7X7sZzSXYs?si=d1ibZfR9uKbuXpCd . Best of luck OP.

I know right?! Now, all you have to prove is that humans are anything more sophisticated than that :)

Most flight WiFi networks don't block DNS traffic, so if you set up a custom DNS server, you can tunnel everything through DNS. It's slow, but it's free internet!

Thank you for sharing this. It was incredibly beautiful.

Asianometry had a great video on nearsightedness in China: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YWbR8K0jT4

That name seemed familiar, but had to really dig into my memories; alas, I still love your cover of Monte Re on the Baglamas [1]!. Wishing you all the best with ente! [1]. https://…

I've thought of this before, and it makes a lot of sense! Sometimes one can write a seemingly "correct" proof, but there may be gaps in the argument that isn't obvious until someon…

> I find it interesting they didn't block you. It could be because I wasn't spamming them with tweets i.e. I only sent them about 14 tweets total between their two handles over the…

I once changed my Gmail password and promptly forgot it. When I was trying to recover it, I had no MFA set up (I had a yubikey, but somehow that wasn't allowed???), so the only opt…

The link to the keynote wasn't resolving in the article, so here's the YouTube link: https://youtu.be/aB2gG-cRj10

My favorite short story from Italo Calvino is The Distance of the Moon . RadioLab did an episode with it being read by Liev Schreiber [1] and it's wonderful! I believe it partly in…

The author's conclusion: I have argued that C’s enduring popularity is wrongly ascribed to performance concerns; in reality one large component of it (the “application” component) …

I don't know if this counts, but I solved [problem A5 on the 2005 Putnam exam]( https://kskedlaya.org/putnam-archive/2005.pdf ) using this method.

You can find the author's responses at this link: https://github.com/nostalgic-css/NES.css/issues/432