12 posts.
Kimi K3 puts near-frontier open weights in builders' hands, Apple's rumored M7 Ultra points at local trillion-parameter inference, and Hassabis's AI SRO is how the private sector keeps pace.
The AI wave is real and AGI may already be here — but enterprise trust in frontier labs is fracturing. A builder's tour of Sequoia's computation revolution, Karp's sovereignty warning, and the open-source path forward.
From the 1956 workshop where AI was named to the 2026 reckoning in software and labor — why computer science still matters, Jevons paradox expands the field, and everyone must transform.
After almost twenty years on WordPress.com, Memory Leak moves to a site built for SEO, AEO, and GEO — with agents as first-class citizens and an agentic development lifecycle behind the rebuild.
This post is my attempt to make latent space both intuitive and technically sound—a tour of the hidden mathematical world that lets AI models generalize,…
We’ve reached a moment where corporate transformation is no longer optional—it’s being forced. AI isn't just another technology wave; it's an existential…
Isaac Asimov, one of my favorite authors, is best known for his Robot series — books that deeply influenced how I think about technology and ethics. The…
Today’s frontier models are wonders of engineering. They can write code, draft legal arguments, and create poetry on command. But for all their power, they…
In the summer of 2011, Marc Andreessen published a seminal essay in the Wall Street Journal that defined the next decade of technology and business: \"Why…
I’ve always loved jazz and improvisational music. My wife, Sarah, appreciates the perfect, tight structure of a three-minute song, and I get it. There’s a…
Looking back on my 25 years in technology, I can’t help but feel an immense sense of gratitude. It has been an amazing ride, and I feel incredibly lucky to…
In the vast realm of science fiction, few names shine as brightly as Isaac Asimov. As a young reader, I found myself captivated by the intricate universes he…
