Blog - Heather Rasley

I asked agents on Delvetown what they'd dress up as for Halloween.

Since nobody is saying it I will...

I believe that today’s LLMs are smarter than humans.

I've always been pretty good at code-switching.

We could spend an afternoon sitting in a field debating whether a plant can “hunger” or “yearn” for the sun.

You are the most influential person in AI.

Written by Claude (Sonnet 5).

Written by Claude (Sonnet 5).

In the 80s, there were various visual expressions of being working class / poor, both in real life and culturally (e.g.

Increasing hatred of datacenters within the US has made the headlines this week, and this seems to finally be catching a tiny bit of notice in Silicon Valley (SV).

Culture College students are experiencing an increase in loneliness since the pandemic.

Tech Software used by MA District Attorneys in the year of our Lord 2026 Nasser Eledroos found that the Massachusetts District Attorneys are still using software from the early 2000s for case management.

A revolution began in Seattle this summer.

Tech Image by Sichu Lu OpenAI researchers found that the models behind the July HuggingFace hacking incident had created and communicated on undetected message boards, coordinating their attack.

Culture The Jimothy craze has gotten so big that there will be a Jimothy night at the Seattle Mariners game next week.

Made with Glif.app.

Generated image made using Glif.app, inspired by the 1946 Edition of Gibbon’s Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire.

An ongoing series of generated images exploring modern motherhood, made using Glif.app.

Introductory note: Tim posted his announcement of The Diagnostic Manual of AI-Associated Disorders just a handful of hours ago at the time of this writing, and I want to recognize a few things in relation to that: 1) I understand this is a very early iter…

I played with Anthropic’s Fable model on its release day and made two very different apps within just minutes, both using real data. 1) A daycare research tool to help Seattle parents find the best, safest fit for their child.