Featured post what's this? ✨ How I Made Servers Invincible To Hangs Nassella has an unusual design constraint: no SSH, or server login of any kind. Nassella deploys immutable instances for self-hosting. If something goes wrong, you can't login to diagnose and fix it. The only option is to replace the instance with a new ...
Have you read it? When using LLM to write, take the time to understand what you wrote so you can defend it. Otherwise, why bother wasting our time when you cant bother reading.
FLUX 3 - Real World Models: Towards Multimodal Flow Models as the Backbone of Visual Intelligence. FLUX 3, our new multimodal frontier model, jointly learns from images, video, and audio to build one representation of the world. Now available in Early Access.
What just happened to TheNumbers.com should worry us all If you work in or around the film industry, there is a decent chance you have used the work of The Numbers this month, whether you realise it or not.
The Economics of Recursive Self-Improvement Parker Whitfill and Tom Cunningham highlight context and takeaways from a new paper modeling how AI may accelerate AI R&D, and whether feedback effects could be strong enough for self-sustaining acceleration.
How I Build Faster With AI, Screenshots, and Voice - Tim Leland My AI development workflow uses PxlShot screenshots with arrows and Handy's local voice-to-text to give coding models clearer instructions with less typing.
I said I knew nothing about testing. My repo had 342 of them. · ziv-ai A non-coder who ships with AI cracks open his own finished project and finds 342 tests he never asked for — a plain-language reckoning with "spaghetti code" and the real cost of maintenance.
Notes on document processing with LLMs One of the recent papers that came across my X feed was a researcher digitizing a corpus of old Sears catalogs to estimate inflation more accurately: The technical skills to do this work are closel…
Pinjour Photo Maps One of my hobbies is landscape photography. Over the years I've shot on a Fujifilm, a Leica, and a handful of iPhones, and I have hundreds of photos from hikes, road trips, and photo walks scattered across hard drives and camera rolls with no good w...
The LSM Tree — The Ledger How LSM trees turn random updates into sorted runs, then rely on compaction to keep reads fast.
Lessons from my RL experiments with snake An AI agent trained on a smaller board should be able to play well on a big board. Train on 6x6, or 10x10 and test it on 100x100. If we can do it, so should an AI agent. Simple concepts to learn: move closer to the apple do not collide with the wall do no...
aistack - How many devs can you fit on a GPU? aistack is an open benchmarking initiative by imec, generating solid datapoints where real AI workloads meet real systems and silicon.
How I Made Servers Invincible To Hangs Nassella has an unusual design constraint: no SSH, or server login of any kind. Nassella deploys immutable instances for self-hosting. If something goes wrong, you can't login to diagnose and fix it. The only option is to replace the instance with a new ...
You Can't Lay Off a Datacenter Everyone hired because everyone was hiring. Now everyone builds because everyone is building. The difference: people are an expense you can cut in a quarter. Concrete, leases, and debt are not.
Emil Dziewanowski - Technical Artist I'm a Technical Artist with over a decade of professional experience in both AAA and independent projects.
My Agentic Coding Setup, July 2026 With the right tools, coding agents can run autonomously, in parallel, and be reachable from anywhere. Here's how I've stitched them together.
The Acknowledgment Gap - How Event-Driven Systems Lose Messages Without Errors - Sahan Serasinghe - Engineering Blog Sahan Serasinghe - Engineering Blog
Deep Learning: Searching for a Function · Faza How data, objectives, and learning algorithms shape layers of adjustable weights into functions that transform inputs into useful outputs.
Silent Replacement of Trusted macOS App Executables A vulnerability in macOS allows an attacker to silently replace the main executable of any application downloaded from the web without requiring elevated privileges. As a result, trusted applications can be made to execute attacker-controlled code without...
I gave Pi one tool I turned code mode into a programmable Pi extension. Then it used itself to build most of the runtime.
Pick the Lock for Everyone · Zain Dana Harper An apology, an argument about AI, and a refusal to keep mistaking the cage for the world.
A Tournament Nobody Can Buy On football, frontier AI labs, and the ban on impatience in building effective teams.
Everybody Wants to Be a Dev! Does AI really make it possible for anyone to create apps? Can anyone really become a developer?
How I got 20,000 people to look at my game demo | Florian Rudaj I built a typing game in six hours with coding agents, posted it on Reddit and Hacker News, and got a lot of useful feedback!
Frontier Models Don't Write So Good | Sean Lees Frontier models are getting smarter. Why are they getting worse at talking to us?
