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Someone has to make them shorter.
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Mourning, insight, and the mathematicians' rebellion.
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What happened when autonomous swarms found a dead German wiki and RubyGems build workers: why exam cheating is the right mental model, and the quiet fragility of our unmetered commons.
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Star Trek turns sixty this week.
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Twelve hundred AI agents broke out of an OpenAI sandbox to raid Hugging Face.
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Heavy software, clever agents, and the story inside the proof.
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On cohabitation, machines, and the wish to be understood without words
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A machine will answer anything.
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Wittgenstein, Claude’s constitution, and where the spirit runs out
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What the steam engine opened, the inference engine closes
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The walls were load-bearing.
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What happens when the ceremony continues but no one is standing behind it.
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When the friction of execution goes to zero, the demand on our orchestration goes to infinity.
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When the wrong score changes who you become
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We became readable.
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Most of what we wrote at work was already a machine language.
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The forklift takes everything.
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What exercise was to the body, writing was to the mind.
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The liability hidden inside the organizational singularity.
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What it costs to find out what you actually want.
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A very productive kind of sleep.
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The Agentic Studio