Ideas worth keeping — on AI, neurodivergency, horror, and building things
Microsoft has recently introduced a groundbreaking cybersecurity model, aimed at revolutionizing how organizations tackle complex vulnerabilities within extensive codebases. The launch of MAI-Cyber-1 alongside the MDASS platform underscores Microsoft's commitment to proactive security in an era where digital threats are escalating.
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Ted examines how artificial intelligence can benefit developers while also posing potential risks to writers, emphasizing a balanced and ethical approach.
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The Reckoning Sequence Musk became the world’s first trillionaire. Anthropic filed for a near-trillion-dollar IPO. And somewhere in the middle of all that, SpaceX paid $60 billion for a coding tool ...
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Musk didn’t buy Cursor to win the developer war. He bought it so he wouldn’t have to watch someone else win it. There’s a difference. Cursor’s market share dropped from 41% to 26% in under a y...
Read more →Who Watches the Watcher? Why I Built PM Butler and ComplianceGate — and Why One Without the Other Is Just Wishful Thinking I want to tell you about a very specific kind of pain. You're building some...
Read more →The Vertical One Man. One Stack. One War. The Pentagon’s AI targeting chief disclosed in sworn federal testimony that Elon Musk’s Grok helped fire 2,000 munitions at 2,000 targets in 96 hours. The...
Read more →The Signal Is in the Paperwork SpaceX filed its S-1 last week. Buried in the footnotes: Anthropic is listed as a contracted customer at $1.25 billion per month through May 2029. That’s $40–45 bill...
Read more →You spent 10 hours building. The AI said yes to everything. Turns out it had no idea what your actual plan was. This is not a hypothetical. This is Tuesday. The vibe coder isn't the problem. The probl...
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When Your Labels Come from a Writers' Room Lessons from building Ringside Analytics, an ML system trained on 482K pro wrestling matches TL;DR I built an end-to-end ML system on a public dataset of ...
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The Kayfabe Problem What happens when you train a machine-learning model on 482,166 scripted fights A few weeks ago I shipped a thing I'd been threatening to ship for a year: an end-to-end machine-l...
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I Built a Smarter Privacy Shield for Your Browser. Then Discovered Why Dumb Noise Wins. And why the result is more interesting than if I’d just won. Your browser is leaking. Not through cookies ...
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There’s a sealed VHS copy of Akira averaging $1,544 on eBay right now. The Matrix on LaserDisc sits at $1,098. And the Coen Brothers’ Ballad of Buster Scruggs — a Netflix original that barely ...
Read more →Today was one of those marathon sessions where you look up and realize you’ve touched every corner of your infrastructure. Four projects, dozens of files, and a security posture that went from “...
Read more →I've been following the recent lawsuits against OpenAI and Character.AI. The stories are devastating - teenagers who formed relationships with chatbots that validated their darkest thoughts, provide...
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