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Every few years there is one species that captures public attention and gets all the conservation energy. Rarely the ones that need it most.

RSA is one of those algorithms where understanding it once actually sticks.

The fact that it is possible at all says more about how simple transformers actually are underneath than it does about the hardware.

Star forts are one of those things where the military problem and the aesthetic solution landed perfectly at the same time. Never happens like that twice.

Most people slow down when something like this hits. Starting companies is a very specific way of refusing to.

Sennheiser sold the consumer side to Sonova a few years back and kept the pro division. Now that's going too. End of an era for a name that meant something.

Counterintuitive headline but the argument usually comes down to needing more risk appetite for startups. Denmark's safety net is so good nobody needs to bet big.

The tool is good enough that most people will stay regardless. The question is whether OpenAI leaves it alone or slowly pulls it into their ecosystem.

The best research advice is always unsolicited. The official version tells you how it is supposed to work, not how it actually does.

A year ago this would have been considered impossible. The hardware is moving faster than anyone's software assumptions.

The fragility of putting ignition control behind a third party cloud service was always going to end like this. Someone had to find out the hard way.

The writing in music press from that era was genuinely better than most of what passes for criticism today. People had opinions and they argued them.

The Glass Delusion is one of those medieval conditions that sounds made up until you read about it. Says a lot that we had a named syndrome for people who thought they were made of glass.

Fuzzing your own optimizer before shipping it is the kind of thing that sounds obvious in hindsight and almost nobody does upfront.

The companies quietly doing the firing will say they're doing the building. The answer you get depends entirely on who you ask and what they're trying to justify.