I could probably give solid life advice to twenty-year-olds, right?

A visual and interactive guide to understanding Bayes’ Theorem, a fundamental tool for updating probabilities with new evidence.

Should you build your own reverse proxy to replace Nginx?

Exploring the new Kubernetes Gateway API and comparing it with the existing Kubernetes Ingress API for handling external traffic.

Access to publicly funded scientific research should be ubiquitous. But the current plan to achieve this is far from ideal.

A comprehensive comparison of API gateways, Kubernetes gateways, and service meshes with actionable insights.

The new UDF government has set the policy precedent. Young people are NGMI.

Everyone’s friendly and welcoming!

The wife and I experienced autonomous driving for the first time, and I can’t help but imagine utopias. How far until we see the signs of Banks’ Culture?

The societal change brought about by AI will be unprecedented. It’s not like the Industrial Revolution, or the invention of the camera, or personal computers, or the internet, although we desperately want it to be. Most of humanity isn’t ready for what’s coming.

An alternate proposal for Code Mode that replaces MCP servers and hosted execution with SKILL.md files and OpenAPI specifications.

Exploring different airplane boarding strategies with interactive animations and mathematics. Airlines hate this trick.

Clawdbot gives LLMs arms and legs and unleashes their full potential.

LLMs haven’t killed programmers, and they aren’t useless either. Arguments at these extremes mostly miss the point. What matters is whether they can build things that work.

A ladybug walks randomly around a clock. What’s the probability that 6 is the last number she visits?

RLMs are a novel way to keep the context of the main agent loop small, eliminating context rot for long-context tasks while reducing costs.

How did I migrate from Hugo v0.118.2 to v0.152.2? More importantly, why would I even attempt such an endeavor?

Notes from a weekend with hackers, maintainers, and wonks.

I like both niche and umbrella conferences: one for depth, the other for breadth.

ForecastBench continuously evaluates the performance of LLMs against an automatically generated, continuously updated set of forecasting questions.