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Write Like It's 1866: LLMs Relearn Telegraphese

L4 · DeveloperResearchHacker News· 10/7/2026

Practical token optimization technique for developers building cost-sensitive LLM applications.

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Researchers tested 1866 telegraph compression techniques on modern LLMs, finding telegraphese-style prompting achieves 25-34% savings compared to codebook approaches.

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