Bettor Up | Matt Lane
When medical trials get turbo charged with even more capitalism, what could possibly go wrong?
When medical trials get turbo charged with even more capitalism, what could possibly go wrong?
Store-everything-up-front observability produces a recurring pattern of bill shock, reactive pruning, and silent regrowth. A structural look at the mechanics of the cycle and why the usual fixes don't break it.
The Kirchenbauer et al. watermark for LLMs, worked by hand on an 8-token vocabulary: generation, detection, and the z-test - every number checkable.
Pricing information for the OpenAI platform.
A nostalgic reflection on what writing code by hand really gave us: the puzzle, the flow, the craft, the pull request anxiety, and the quiet it left behind in the age of AI.
What is up with calling the first app menu item "File" even though the items do nothing related to actual files? 💡tl;dr – Please consider opting for something better than calling your first menu item "File". Let's dive into a couple of apps on my MacBook an…
The Hugging Face tokenizer.json spec allows you to hide a prompt in a post processor. In this post, I show you how that works, and how it improves portability for tokenizers.
Leonardo de Moura — Creator of Lean and Z3
figma is not reality.
LLMs are prediction engines but that, on its own, cannot dismiss their intelligence.
We have some difficult news to share with the IPFS and wider peer-to-peer community. Our IPFS funding was cancelled
The question of authenticity in a medium that was supposed to bring us closer together has only pushed us farther apart.
When social platforms reward reaction, blogging rewards reflection
Blogging to escape micro-blogging
A tiny language, to explain how programming languages are implemented.
TLDR ICANN allows reclassification. Reclassification does not eliminate identical renewal pricing protections, aka uniform pricing. Reclassification creates a new category of domains. Reclassification is a discriminatory practice. Reclassification undermines s…
A reflection on the real imposter syndrome many workers experience when their jobs conflict with their values and the state of the world.
i built a small CPU inference runtime to find out
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Migrating to the new Tangled knot2 | jola.dev
Tangled is a Github alternative built on atproto. I've previously shown you how to set up the self-hosted repo server, here I go through migrating to knot2.
A deep dive into the fanout pattern: the architectural pattern that lets you handle millions of concurrent WebSocket connections. No distributed consensus. No global locks. Just local sharding and Redis.
The case for a robot affordable enough to build economies around.
This post stems from a recent conversation with Heidi Howard where we talked about the changing role of TLA⁺ & finite-state model checking in both research and industry. For a long time, users of TLA⁺ (or other formal specification languages like Quint) had a …
Software development blog of Joe Wright
Gatekeepers are Dead, Long Live the Gatekeepers
We are entering a new world of limitless content and limited attention.
Writing Fast Attention Backward Kernel for 5090 in CUDA | by Hoanh Le
Overview
Like many others, Anthropic won me slowly, over time.
I prefer boring upgrades when it comes to Claude Code, so I pinned mine back to Opus 4.8 using a small dot-files script that fixes the version and model across all my sessions.
Prompt injection and gzip-NCD compression analysis reveal that OX Alpha, a mysterious LLM on OpenRouter, is GLM developed by Z.ai.
The hardest thing about running an arm’s length software factory has been anything that touches UX. If your quality bar is high, a human still has to look at...
The need for ongoing friction in long-term skill formation.
Reverse engineering reveals how Paint and Photos embed a server-issued GUID into the pixels of locally generated AI images.
Andreessen Horowitz is shaping AI policy — while investing in a bleak vision of the future - Model Republic
The firm’s investment portfolio is full of companies that have exploited legal loopholes, created disturbing products, and broken the law.
European Union's new packaging rules threaten to kill the world of makers and micro-entrepreneurs, putting jobs, livelihoods and an entire ecosystem of innovation at risk.
Published Oct 7, 2025 | Updated Aug 23, 2026
Turning Claude loose on the firmware of five USB and WiFi peripherals, and finding a command shell in a microphone, a defeatable webcam activity LED, and unauthenticated memory writes over the network.
open-source replacements for bloated vendor software