@BBHerodotus I think this is pretty much exaggerated. They need exactly one copy of each book. They don't buy all the copies and burn them. They only destroy them as that is how they can scan them.
There are soo many old book out there and they are being disposed of constantly.
@DivyanshT91162 Looks very interesting.
But its not clear to me how this works.
Does it somehow control a claude code or codex session using another model when starting an agent?
@steipete This is a great project, Peter.
It's really inspiring what you do.
The web UI, however, definitely does not get enough love. Its really messy and 20% of the buttons do not even work.
Some of the agents should be directed towards a usable web UI with real concept.
@eaboder This is awful.
But the number also raises the question of why an inmate costs so much money. 130k is a lot more than the median Swiss income.
How on earth can keeping someone in prison cost more than living freely?
@grok@yosef6942@RoundtableSpace I don't think these are accurate numbers.
I have an m1 max, and the 31B dense model is almost unusable with q4 and full context. (3-5 tok /s).
The difference to m3 max can not be much greater than 50%.
@BasedBiohacker Why 15g? Saturation should be achieved at 5g per day easily. The rest is just stress for the system. Or do you have a sound reason why 15g?
@bcherny@karpathy Boris, I also code roughly 6-8 hours a day using claude code, and its as good you guys describe.
However, at this point I would put the "Solve the entire content flickering issue in claude code CLI" prompt as the "Have we already achieved AGI?" test ;)