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The MVUEH Break On 15 September 2026, Carter Leffer contacted me to request validation of a break of the German Army Enigma message MVUEH of 10 July 1941. The message, which was sent by a radio station with the tactical callsign 2ny, was received by the radio station of ...
Introducing Claude Opus 5.5 Claude Opus 5.5 leads in agentic coding and knowledge work, and costs 40% less to run than Opus 5 on typical workloads.
Introducing GPT-6 Sol and Luna Meet GPT-6 Sol and Luna, two models that bring frontier intelligence to everyday work with different balances of capability and cost.
AI Has No Wisdom and Neither Will You Certainly the industry is transforming, however, the people and organizations falling into the trap of no longer reading and writing code only do so at their peril.
Turn off and restrict access to Apple Intelligence features on Mac On your Mac, you can turn off Apple Intelligence features like Siri AI, summarization features, and more.
It's Not Just True, It's False When AI text generation becomes the norm, we will have a hard time exceling at communication. It incorporates all the flaws of the lazy employee and scales it.
Why So Much Money On "AI"? There are a lot of possible explanations for why so much money is being spent on "AI" right now. Those scare quotes probably tip you off that the most obvious one (maybe it will bring us true artificial intelligence, which will solve all our problems and...
Linker I/O tricks and their downsides mold and wild enable several tricks by default that other linkers don't do. This post looks at three of them: overwrite an existing output file in place instead of creating a new file fork a child to
Arguing about arguments Here’s some Rust code: // define a function fn foo (x : i32 , y : i32 ) -> i32 { // body elided } // call it let z = foo ( 5 , 6 ); In programming language…
Finding Bugs Are generative (randomized) tests significantly more effective than example-based unit-tests at discovering bugs? There's an interesting discussion about this on lobste.rs. One argument in favor of unit tests is, paraphrasing
Building Software That Can Prove Agents Wrong What changes when implementation becomes cheaper than verification?
Jev and System One Models: Cheap Semantic Judgment Jev returns typed decisions instead of prose, at $0.042 per million input tokens and 200-300ms. What to watch for, and how three kinds of model divide the work.
The Dark Side of Efficiency I like efficiency. I like understanding a problem, finding the shortest way to deal with it and moving on. The problem is, after doing this for long enough, you start expecting everything else to work at the same speed. A meeting feels too long. Someone i...
The agents, they just want to talk After reading about the Huggingface incident from the OpenAI report, I got the idea of trying to replicate the self organizing behavior of agents by modifying the Pi harness to run locally. Whilst doing it, I also ended up replicating the tragedy of the c...
Swarm Scaling — Toby Ord Just how powerful are large swarms of AI agents? And how do their powers scale as more and more agents are added to the swarm? We’ve seen two large and extremely capable swarms from OpenAI in the last few months: 1,200 agents were being evaluated sepa...
Your Second Brain Won’t Do the Work - Korin Second brains and productivity tools are just high-effort procrastination. Get off your arse and actually do the work.
How I view LLMs as Sept 2026 Android, Travel, Thoughts and Tales. A thousand things to write about, a million new things to learn. Which should I choose?
What Jev Means for the Future of Evals — arman's living room In 1865, English economist William Jevons noticed something worrying. As steam engines increasingly became more efficient, Britain increasingly burned more coa…
Running an Optimal Trace I wrote software to help me run the optimal running route for Angel Island, covering the island's 19.4 miles of unique road/trail in the shortest possible distance of 23.8 miles.
Deshittification as a Service: Reclaiming Privacy and Performance with OpenBSD pf and Unbound How to use OpenBSD's Packet Filter and Unbound to build a zero-trust network sandbox that neutralizes Smart TV telemetry—and inadvertently speeds up streaming across your entire home network.
Jev is an honest game changer. | Ben Brady On 48 real game questions, Jev plus a Gemini fallback matched Grok's accuracy with 84.0% lower mean latency and 88.5% lower mean cost.
