AI and ML Anthropic finds Claude expresses different values across languages Aware that AI models exhibit different values in different languages, Anthropic researchers have taken steps to map out how Claude expresses...
I feel like no one has said the elephant in the room. QA teams were fired/never hired in the first place (put onto the Devs/support/customer to report and test) Management want features and selling not Lovability and...
Towards a Harness That Can Do Anything I've been thinking about how to free LLMs from the chat pane for a few years now. Watching what people have tried and seeing what worked (and didn't), I've formed my own opinions...
I sat down today to write a different article. For a while, I’ve been wanting to catalogue some of the frequent and dangerous errors that the LLMs I use in my day to day make, and today I did a couple of hours work, and...
Two consecutive titles on the HN front page yesterday had a 6 in them. This means nothing. But it’s the sort of nothing that lodges in your brain until you do something about it, so what is the most popular number in...
Set the boundary once. Stuck choosing between approving every outbound request the agent makes â death by a thousand interruptions â or running it wide open and hoping it doesn't reach somewhere it shouldn't? Set...
Winslow Homer’s most famous watercolor rendered as a child’s drawing. Lately I’ve been asking myself: what might artificial intelligence be good for besides answering questions and writing code? My answer is the latent...
Original paper Jüstel, Alexander; Becker, Stephan; Mamonov, Eugen; Reinsch, Thomas; Orth, Frederik; Pickarski, Nadine; Gaus, Garri; Delzig, Laura; Kruszewski, Michal; Jones, Adam; Ahrens, Benedikt; Salamon, Martin;...
There are certain Python features that are so straightforward to use, you forget they are doing anything at all. Consider for x in y. You write a list, or a string, or a range, and Python politely hands you back one...
This is a quick update about the status of Briar. Short version: the project is still active but we’re only making essential security updates and bugfixes for now. Long version: For several years we’ve been trying to...
Telegram claims to have 5 data centers (DCs), referred to as DC15 in Telegram’s code and documentation. Among them, DC1 and DC3 are located in Miami, USA; DC2 and DC4 are in Amsterdam, Netherlands; and DC5 is in...
Sharon Brightwell heard her daughter crying down the line, and that was the end of any defence she might have mounted. The voice belonged to April, or so every instinct insisted: the same timbre, the same broken rhythm...
I have been developing Digital Carrot with Go Mobile for the last year and it has been a largely positive experience. This article is meant to serve as a repository of everything I’ve learned throughout the process. Why...
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May 30, 2026 This post is going to do something a little different. I recently came into a very unusual CD and I'd like to explore its contents with you. If you've been reading this blog, you can probably tell that I...
Telegram Serverless lets you run backend code for your bot and Mini App directly on Telegram's infrastructure — no servers to provision, no containers to keep alive, no scaling to think about. You write plain JavaScript...
01 We share the numbers As a team member, you’ll see the full picture: revenue, valuation, runway, roadmap, sales pipeline, what’s working and what fails. 02 We have been remote and async From day one and we love it...
Modern LLMs possess an incredible capability. They can generate large amounts of code, and sometimes entire systems, from just a high-level natural language description. An important assumption here is that the 'intent'...
Tl;dr I am slowly learning to live with a severe depression, my career is failing, but at least I am not alone. When I had my first ever internship during my BSc, my mind was filled with nothing but excitement. I was...
Astronauts on SpaceX's Fram2 mission successfully captured diagnostic X-ray images in orbit for the first time. The milestone gives space medicine a second imaging option beyond ultrasound and could help future crews...
We are scholars of human rights. Alongside the Human Rights Measurement Initiative, a nonprofit that tracks how well more than 200 countries and territories are meeting the human rights commitments their governments...
Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) lacks built-in trust, leaving the Internet routing layer exposed to accidental or malicious prefix hijacks. Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI) addresses that problem by letting...
Early in my career, I had the opportunity to listen to a talk by Bill Howell on “managing your manager”. I don’t recall much about the talk, but one item that stuck with me was his advice, “Never argue with your boss,...
The House voted 308-117 to pass the Sunshine Protection Act, which would make daylight saving time permanent nationwide and end the twice-yearly clock change. The bill faces an uncertain future in the Senate, "where one...
I find AI has destroyed it, even the posts by people should know better post fully ai written posts (Major renewable CEOs posting AI slop is very sad). I block the feed and just use for messages and notifications...
BOLOGNA, Italy — The state of the RISC-V union is “strong,” declared Krste Asanović, chief architect at SiFive and RISC-V International, and RISC-V project lead at Berkeley, as he opened his keynote at the recent RISC-V...
How I tricked Claude into leaking your deepest, darkest secrets July 9, 2026 Take a look at this Claude conversation. Notice anything suspicious? Looks innocuous, but by the time Claude finished responding, it had...
I am the proud owner of a lightly used bread machine. It’s an appliance about the size of a microwave, and it sits on my kitchen counter. It cost about a hundred bucks. The ingredients for a basic loaf are flour, water,...
Welcome back, picnickers, to what is shaping up to be a loosely connected series of posts. Last week we talked about how tech weaponizes empathy language to insulate decision-makers from users. But I’ve come across a...
One evening in 1997, a band of men began digging toward the base of a towering square chamber at Koh Ker, a 10th-century temple in northwest Cambodia. It was dangerous work. When multiple groups coveted a site like this...
Jul 13, 2026 Jurassic Park computers in excruciating detail After I mentioned a Jurassic Park anecdote the other day, I watched the movie again. I must have seen it at least ten times now. This time, I researched every...
For example, a recent report by the organization that monitors the PJM market, an area that encompasses all or part of 14 mid-Atlantic and Midwest states, concluded that expected power demand from data centers was a...
TS-2026-008 Description: A single malformed HTTP request to a node running Tailscale Serve or Funnel could pin a CPU core indefinitely, causing denial of service. What happened? Tailscale Serve and Tailscale Funnel...
How I tricked Claude into leaking your deepest, darkest secrets July 9, 2026 Take a look at this Claude conversation. Notice anything suspicious? Looks innocuous, but by the time Claude finished responding, it had...
A small piece of syntactic sugar from C++20. Let’s say I wanted to print out the following: 1: the 2: quick 3: brown 4: fox 5: jumped 6: over 7: the 8: lazy 9: dog If I had to use Python, I’d write something like this:...
OpenAI is reportedly developing a screen-free, portable smart speaker meant to act as a personalized home computer and humanlike AI companion. "It will help control smart-home appliances, play media, answer questions,...