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https://rednafi.com/zephyr/carry-the-pager/ · 30 May 2026
Drive-by AI changes break the shared model a team builds around its code, and the ICs end up cleaning up the mess. Why pushing to mainline should come with the pager.
https://boxobark.ing/3mmmxnstzxc2j · 24 May 2026
'AI detectors' are unreliable, and stylometry alone is insufficient. The McFoxo Method instead sniffs out synthetic text extrusion using a theory-of-mind approach.
https://boxobark.ing/3mm3m6rr4l22d · 18 May 2026 · 🦋 Bluesky
I wish this were hyperbole. It's not. The Cult of Claude has reached a new low.
https://geesawra.industries/3ml2ibwp7ck2p · 4 May 2026 · 🦋 Bluesky
Leaving agents do agent things for a few weeks, sometimes with adequate oversight.
https://vale.rocks/posts/ai-terminology · 28 Apr 2026
Words and terms used when describing artificial intelligence are often misused, inaccurate, or generalised to the point of losing all meaning. How terms like 'LLM', 'Agent', and 'AGI' have lost meaning and turned into semantically meaningless buzzwords tha...
https://anil.recoil.org/notes/opam-ai-disclosure · 3 Apr 2026
Proposing a voluntary, machine-readable AI content disclosure scheme for OCaml spanning opam packages, dune, and per-module attributes, aligned with the W3C AI Content Disclosure vocabulary.
https://astra.pizza/posts/machines-will-never-understand-language/ · 21 Mar 2026
I thought language was too complicated for machines to understand, until I got sick. a lifelong, meandering journey of parsing, learning, and fixing my broken body.
https://rensletter.leaflet.pub/3mgyruhnao22o · 14 Mar 2026
what hath Amanda Askell wrought?
https://lu.is/2026/03/on-monsters-and-men/ · 2 Mar 2026
Generalist LLMs are not lawyers, and evaluating them that way is a waste of time. Evaluating LLMs with useful specialized prompts (and eventually, with specialized legal harnesses) is where the work must happen.
https://vivsha.ws/blog/stress-testing-claudes-language-skills · 24 Feb 2026
Polyglot or poly-not?