Stephen Benjamin

I’ve been thinking a lot about what we’re actually trying to measure with coding benchmarks.

When people talk about running AI agents autonomously, the conversation usually centers on sandboxing: what can the agent access, what damage can it do, how do you contain the blast radius.

When you need to analyze thousands of unstructured artifacts (logs, error reports, support tickets) you face a dilemma.

Last weekend and throughout the week, I set out to try as many agentic AI tools as I could.

So, one day you hear about this great new open source project, and visit the company’s web site and download the latest version of their software tofu-wonder.tar.gz, and extract it in your home directory: $ tar xvf tofu-wonder.tar.gz .config/ .config/serv…

In UEFI 2.5, HTTP boot was introduced.

A few years ago, I finished my B.S. in Computer Science through UMUC, online and while traveling as a Consultant for Red Hat.

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I’ve just returned from five weeks in Southeast Asia, and I have to say it was one of the best experiences of my life.

With only one full day left of vacation visiting my folks in Albuquerque, my brother and I were brainstorming things I hadn’t done before in the “Land of Enchantment.”