froobius

Isn't being "underweight" generally shown to reduce the speed of aging

Counterpoint: vertical tabs are way better

these are good / accurate, but what's the error-rate? assuming these have been cherry picked, and he made more predictions

> context a session moves grows with roughly the square of its length

Readme doesn't mention that LLM providers do context caching — your costs aren't quadratic unless you frequently invalidate the cache.

I'm starting to wonder if any of this is better than local newspapers, where there's an editor with oversight over all content...

You can run a lot of these on e.g. M1 max 64gb

Erm that's higher than the healthy BMI range, so not "fairly light". >25 is considered overweight.

On the other hand, taking backwards compatibility so seriously is a big part of the massive success of Python

It's very clear that the consumer is getting a worse experience than what is technically possible. There is no good phone-slash-laptop, purely because it's less profitable than locking down the devices and selling them separately.

Hmm it can capture more than just single words though, e.g. meaningful phrases or paragraphs that could be written in many ways.

> There isn't an idea that "IQ is some innate fixed quality"

Actually yes there is; I have come across many people who believe this, specifically saying that IQ is fixed.

> that intelligence is an innate fixed quality

I would also disagree with this — intelligence can be increased, (e.g. through education, training, and practice), and also decreased, (e.g. by lifestyle / environment).