ClintEhrlich

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Don't Lose Your Context(losslesscontext.ai)
3 points by ClintEhrlich 7mo ago|0 comments
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by ClintEhrlich 7mo ago
You could definitely build a coding agent that way, and it sounds like you've done it. We store the conversation history because: 1. In our use of coding agents, we find that there are often things referenced earlier in the conversatio
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by ClintEhrlich 7mo ago
By construction, individual summaries are not typically large enough to overload the context window when expanded. The reason that the volume is potentially arbitrarily large is that one sub-agent can call lcm_expand multiple times - either
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by ClintEhrlich 7mo ago
Thanks for the kind words! Looks cool!
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by ClintEhrlich 7mo ago
Hi NWU, We don't have any other materials yet, but let's see if this lands for you. I can run you through a couple simpler versions of the system, why they don't work, and how that informs our ultimate design. The most basic
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by ClintEhrlich 7mo ago
Our system uses sub-agents as a core part of its architecture. That terminology can be confusing, because in other cases (and sometimes in our own architecture, like when executing thousands of operations via MAP) a sub-agent may be a small
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by ClintEhrlich 7mo ago
Just passed this on to my co-author who is working on the plug-in. Really appreciate the suggestions! We will probably ship a fairly basic version to start, but I think there are a lot of cool things that can be added.
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by ClintEhrlich 7mo ago
Oh and to be clear YES you can try it!!! Just bring an API key. :) github.com/voltropy/volt
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by ClintEhrlich 7mo ago
Thanks for the kind words. Yes, we think there is a ton of low-hanging fruit from taking lessons from OS/PL theory and applying them to LLM tooling. This is our first contribution in that direction. There will be more!
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by ClintEhrlich 7mo ago
Yes, that is actually the next thing we are shipping! We have heard from a ton of OpenClaw users that the biggest barrier to them getting everything they want out of their agents is that memory is not a solved problem. LCM could be a great
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by ClintEhrlich 7mo ago
Hi, I'm Clint, one of the co-authors of this paper. I'd like to quickly summarize what is different about our approach and why it matters. Our work was inspired by brilliant research done at MIT CSAIL on "Recursive Language M
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LCM: Lossless Context Management [pdf](papers.voltropy.com)
81 points by ClintEhrlich 7mo ago|31 comments
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U.S. Patent Awarded to KRNC Blockchain, for Technology to Upgrade U.S. Dollar(finance.yahoo.com)
2 points by ClintEhrlich 5y ago|0 comments
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The Government Is Playing Around with a Hybrid Crypto Dollar(popularmechanics.com)
2 points by ClintEhrlich 6y ago|0 comments
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The U.S. Government is paying a crypto startup to explore a digital dollar(futurism.com)
2 points by ClintEhrlich 6y ago|0 comments
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National Science Foundation funds research into crypto dollars(coindesk.com)
2 points by ClintEhrlich 6y ago|0 comments
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National Science Foundation funds KRNC blockchain to upgrade U.S. Dollar(businesswire.com)
2 points by ClintEhrlich 6y ago|0 comments
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Turbulent Gas Clouds: Implications for reducing transmission of Covid-19(jamanetwork.com)
2 points by ClintEhrlich 6y ago|0 comments
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KRNC blockchain attracts $100M before launch(krnc.io)
3 points by ClintEhrlich 7y ago|0 comments
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Pilot accidentally triggers hijacking alert at Amsterdam airport(bnonews.com)
2 points by ClintEhrlich 7y ago|0 comments
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by ClintEhrlich 7y ago
Thanks for the questions. I'll make sure to expand the FAQ when I get a chance. 1. The USD that you can use to unlock USDf (forked dollars/digital gold) is limited to deposits at commercial banks and credit unions. The public does
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by ClintEhrlich 7y ago
There's two nuances I would respectfully suggest that you're overlooking. First, KRNC is designed to be employed as a supplement to USD. Most transactions would be executed with both USD and a corresponding blockchain asset. Tec
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by ClintEhrlich 7y ago
That is precisely the problem we're trying to solve: allowing the public to take advantage of blockchain-based digital scarcity without anyone being forced to invest in speculative assets.
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by ClintEhrlich 7y ago
I'm actually trying to convince people that, if we accept the premise that blockchain technology can create digital gold (as the market has, to the tune of hundreds of billions of dollars) then we should harness that digital gold to pr
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An Open Letter to U.S. Dollar Owners: Bitcoin Is a Threat to Your Savings(krnc.io)
2 points by ClintEhrlich 7y ago|10 comments
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Plan to Stop Bitcoin and Libra by Upgrading U.S. Dollar(krnc.io)
3 points by ClintEhrlich 7y ago|0 comments
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by ClintEhrlich 7y ago
I have no dog in the fight, and wish "enormity" had never developed a normative undertone, but I strongly disagree that said usage is anything close to archaic. If you Google "enormity," the dictionary definitions it dis
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by ClintEhrlich 7y ago
Not quite. Enormous : enormousness :: huge : hugeness. Enormity = Immense scale of evil (e.g., the "enormity of the holocaust")
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by ClintEhrlich 7y ago
On second reading, I have but one trivial gripe: "Enormity" implies moral reprobation, so it's a poor way of describing the significance of a computational discovery.
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by ClintEhrlich 7y ago
I've been waiting for Scott Aaronson to put all of this into perspective since the first leaks about Google's quantum supremacy started appearing in popular media. He has exceeded my expectations with this post, which cuts through

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