News•Mar 10, 2026
Chore Standards
The article examines how differing cleanliness standards create friction in shared living spaces and proposes allocating chores to the person with the highest standards in each area. It highlights that pure preference‑based division can feel unfair because standards often cluster across tasks. Practical solutions include using rotating schedules, making needs more visible, adjusting personal standards, and hiring external help. The author notes that applying several of these tactics reduced conflict in their own household.
By LessWrong
News•Mar 8, 2026
Recreation of EA-Pioneer Igor Kiriluk
On January 5 2026, a team recreated the late EA pioneer Igor Kiriluk as an AI‑driven sideload using a 4,000‑page mindfile and Claude Code. The system combines long‑term memory, an ontology, and multiple sub‑agents to simulate Igor’s personality, generate images, and even...
By LessWrong