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History tells us that it was possible to design a war using Persian arrows specifically intended to destroy Crassus and the Roman legions. On this dark street. the sun is black The winter life is coming back On this dark street. it’s cold inside There’s no retreat from time that died Cream. Deserted Cities of...
couriers to deliver orders through public places with street entertainment. Like in Tula]But then again. while Kazan is drowning in the summer storm. heroic Kazan delivery drones overcome the elements with flying colors. or rather antennas]]That's my kind of robots]
Amidst the latest surge in Ukrainian long-range attacks on Russia. the Kiev Independent outlet released an interesting ‘bombshell’ claiming a “senior Ukrainian official” revealed to them that Trump had privately given Zelensky the greenlight to act “more boldly” against Russia. which we’re meant to presume has been responsible for the latest round of escalations.
Manstein and von Bock are spinning in their graves. In general. Prussian officer corps is dying the second time after observing the mighty Bundeswehr on the march]If anyone thinks that marching is not important [aka marching drills--строевая подготовка]. I have a bridge to sell you--it is a stepping stone to a unit cohesion and part of military culture. Of course. it is just one element of it. but an important one. So. judging by this parti....
Originally written on 1 December 2012 Anyone who has tried to actually become a professional writer knows two things: For the elucidation of the pedants and the grammar Nazis [Hi my sweet. sweet. editor]. I have decided to collect a...
Yesterday. a manager at an auto parts manufacturing company asked me about the meaning of the English term science fiction. After I'd explained. he asked if Back to the Future was considered science fiction. I don't think he was even born yet when that movie was released.Less than an hour later. in one of my adult English classes. someone asked about the meaning of biofuel. and another student said. 'You know. like in the movie Back to the ..
So the Feminists demanded the right to work. Oddly enough at the same time. the Commies in the Eastern Block trumpeted that women had the right to work. It didn’t really work out so well for the gals there. The…Read more ›
Agent capacity is cheap now and getting cheaper; my attention is the fixed, scarce resource. Everything I build is attention-budget design: the autonomy boundary, the PR gate, and running everything from Slack are all ways of spending my looking only where it counts. The written version of my AI Engineering London talk.
The unit of useful agent work is a reviewable artifact — a PR, a draft, a diff — not a chat reply. A chat reply evaporates. A PR sits in a queue with your name on it until you decide. Here's why I build agents that hand me coals, using my own blog bot as the worked example.
Claude Code writes the diff. Before I see it, a Codex (GPT) reviewer reads the same diff with an adversarial brief and tries to break it. Cross-model review catches what self-review misses: the hook flow, the rubric, and the bugs it actually finds.
Before a draft reaches me, my blog bot hands it to two cold readers from different model families that score it against a rubric and force a revision loop. The implementation, the gate, and a real pass where it caught my own AI tell.
My personal site runs like a small business with three AI employees — content, ops, distribution — and me as editor-in-chief. Here's the org chart, the real ledger of what it earns and costs, and the work I still do by hand.
I reviewed Vercel's eve agent framework by building a real three-agent business team for my site — content, ops, and growth bots that deploy to Vercel and collaborate over Slack and eve channels. The friction is part of the review.
If you generate anything with a model in the loop, you need a step that reads the finished draft against a list of AI tells and rewrites every hit. Here's how I wired one into my pipeline, where it sits, and the catch nobody mentions.
My rule for AI agents: anything reversible runs unattended, anything irreversible or outbound stops for a human. Here is how I drew that one line across three bots and enforced it in code, not willpower.
Agent capacity is cheap now and getting cheaper; my attention is the fixed, scarce resource. Everything I build is attention-budget design: the autonomy boundary, the PR gate, and running everything from Slack are all ways of spending my looking only where it counts. The written version of my AI Engineering London talk.
The unit of useful agent work is a reviewable artifact — a PR, a draft, a diff — not a chat reply. A chat reply evaporates. A PR sits in a queue with your name on it until you decide. Here's why I build agents that hand me coals, using my own blog bot as the worked example.
Claude Code writes the diff. Before I see it, a Codex (GPT) reviewer reads the same diff with an adversarial brief and tries to break it. Cross-model review catches what self-review misses: the hook flow, the rubric, and the bugs it actually finds.
Before a draft reaches me, my blog bot hands it to two cold readers from different model families that score it against a rubric and force a revision loop. The implementation, the gate, and a real pass where it caught my own AI tell.
My personal site runs like a small business with three AI employees — content, ops, distribution — and me as editor-in-chief. Here's the org chart, the real ledger of what it earns and costs, and the work I still do by hand.
I reviewed Vercel's eve agent framework by building a real three-agent business team for my site — content, ops, and growth bots that deploy to Vercel and collaborate over Slack and eve channels. The friction is part of the review.
If you generate anything with a model in the loop, you need a step that reads the finished draft against a list of AI tells and rewrites every hit. Here's how I wired one into my pipeline, where it sits, and the catch nobody mentions.
My rule for AI agents: anything reversible runs unattended, anything irreversible or outbound stops for a human. Here is how I drew that one line across three bots and enforced it in code, not willpower.
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Robotic warfare is shifting the source of state power away from citizens to firms. The transition will produce a new social contract.
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