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A homophone is a hash collision: different words, same sound.
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Microsoft patched 1,413 vulnerabilities this week, more than it ever patched in a full year.
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Ubuntu 26.10 shipped this week with every core utility rewritten in Rust.
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Formal languages and natural ones aren’t opposite designs.
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The GPU-mining herd of 2017 went extinct on the same morning in 2022.
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Part four of four in “into solution,” on what software does to a problem when you take the word literally.
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Everyone is getting agents.
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Richard Hamming explained it to a room at Bellcore in 1986.
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Part three of four in “into solution,” on what software does to a problem when you take the word literally.
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In 1773 James Boswell wrote down a definition of a human being: an animal that makes “a thing, by means of which he can make another thing.”
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Margaret Hamilton’s first fix for the P01 bug was a line in the documentation.
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An agent typed a homicide tip into a police form because it was making an example.
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In normal archaeology you dig down to reach the old thing.
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Someone in the house heard a beep a little before 12:13 AM and wanted to know what it was.
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Part two of four in “into solution,” on what software does to a problem when you take the word literally.
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Part one was about why.
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Someone handed me a customer and a spec request.
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There is a published argument that the mathematics of population genetics rules out natural selection as the explanation for how humans and chimpanzees diverged.
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Part one of four in “into solution,” on what software does to a problem when you take the word literally.
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The U.S.
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A spec for the smallest useful tool in a trade where the entire lifetime value of a customer is one well-timed text message.
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Someone’s agent read this site last week and wrote to me about it.
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Third of three on player-authored worlds.
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Companion to the changelog is the leaderboard, which argues for what to build.
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First of three on player-authored worlds.
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Nobody wrote a new law for frontier models this week.
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A convertible loan from your chip supplier is not financing.
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Entry ten of ten in “the end of the wire,” a series on the terminal.
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For ten years I wrote short posts that circled one object without naming it.
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Forty years of research built two things: a place for each context, and a memory of what the place was for.
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Psychology measured the switch.
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Every tool that lets you belong to many organizations gives you a switcher.
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The record junk bond sale is not the number to watch.
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The UN’s first thematic brief on AI is not about a hypothetical.
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The phrase is borrowed.
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A tickler file is office furniture.
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Ireland fined Google €403 million on Monday.
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Every model of context switching I’ve read charges a toll.
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In 2022 I coined hyper multitasking and left it at one line.
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About half of California’s wine grapes went into this harvest with nobody contracted to buy them.
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Brussels is about to grade data centers the way it grades dishwashers.
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Package registries are buckling under download growth driven by coding agents.
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A long road, a small wagon, and questionable decisions — a trail sim whose real engine is a text spine you can replay without drawing a single pixel.
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For forty years consumer volume paid for the leading edge and the serious work picked up what was left.
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Entry three of three in “the dimension problem.”
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Entry two of three in “the dimension problem.”
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Entry one of three in “the dimension problem.”
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The layer that reads your intent is fifty years old.
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Entry nine of ten in “the end of the wire,” a series on the terminal.
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A double meaning is the one payload a listener has to assemble themselves — which is why catching one feels like you made it.