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llms have been on my mind while chatting with a few startups (see my previous post on how i feel about that) in some negative ways - but the recent jacobian conjecture counterexample is pretty cool! I took a lot of math courses during college so it's pretty sick to see one of the more annoying processes of math...
This is an article I resisted writing for a long time. I didn’t pull the trigger in the mid-2010s, in the glory days of the SF Bay Area rationalist movement. I resisted the urge after the arrest of the rationalist-aligned financier, Sam Bankman-Fried. And I bit my tongue real hard in the wake of the early 2025...
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(no, this isn't a blog post about Joy Division songs) Last time I wrote about Interzone, I was discussing issue #294, the first published under new management in a paperback-sized format ("JB6"). The format and presentation of the magazine was fantastic: it fit in a lot of my pockets, and was packed with 15 stories...
I stand on a flat, high-altitude plain scattered with rocks of various sizes, sparse grass and wildflowers filling the cracks between them. The uninterrupted line of dirt and smaller stones stretching before and behind me gives the impression that this place has rarely seen bipedal life—or, if it has, it is during a...
The Allbridge blockchain bridge was exploited for $1.66 million in a flash loan attack. The attacker took advantage of a flaw in the project's logic that reprices assets against one another, after discovering that the same would happen even when borrowing an asset against collateral denominated in the same token....
95 reasons for having your own website by Bell Kiosk. 1) to write for oneself…3) to have a home on the open web…40) to become an island41) to become an archipelago with your friends Yep.
Left North Carolina early in the morning, made it back home to Ohio a little after 2pm, and along the way drove through just about every summer weather pattern short of an actual hurricane or tornado. One does forget how immensely large this country is, and also how lovely it is to boot. But now I’m home, and Krissy...
Could you survive one of the toughest military campaigns in history - the Braddock expedition to the North American wilderness in 1755? Watch to find out
In the first two installments of this “state of AI” series, I reviewed the pace of change and the factors driving that change. Today’s installment reviews AI’s present-day impact.In the first two installments of this “state of AI” series, I reviewed the pace of progress and the factors driving that progress. Today,...
July 17 was Vince Guaraldi’s 98th birthday, and — since his first publicized gig was an April 1951 booking at San Francisco’s Cable Car Village, as a member of tenor saxman Chuck Travis’ quartet — this year marks the 75th anniversary of Vince’s professional career.That was two excellent excuses for the sensational...

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