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The previous post discussed the motivation for and application of the rank-trace theorem. This post will give a proof. Suppose A is a real symmetric m
5th September 2026 TIL Using Blender with coding agents on macOS — Modern frontier models have got *really good* at using Blender. I've been having a
Whenever I have an idea, I talk to an LLM. But I don’t ask it to tell me whether the idea is good. Instead, I give it the half-baked thought and ask i
TL;DR The VCF AI Atlas is a mental model for designing private AI as a governed set of territories rather than one oversized cluster. Training, infere
Four years and 210 weekly issues taught me more than the topics did. The four lessons I keep coming back to are the ones this issue walks through: con
In part one, PulseOps hit its first distributed-systems problem. Two API replicas each owned their own cache, so the same service could look healthy t
In a study published in 2019, researchers put adults who had played Pokémon extensively as children into an fMRI scanner. When those adults looked at
A self-hosted assistant is only useful if you can reach it safely when you are away from your desk. This setup gives Hermes Agent a private, encrypted
The Pelican comparison grid for Astra is pretty interesting 4th September 2026 I got access to GPT-6 Astra this afternoon, so naturally I used it to g
Coding agents make it incredibly easy to skip the learning. Tell an agent that you need to deploy your app to the cloud. Give it access to your code a
Socratic AIAn AI that only asks questions, so you still do all the lifting yourselfSeptember 4, 2026by Daniel Miessler #ai #society #philosophyAIL2 J
TL;DR VMware Cloud Foundation 9.1.1 became generally available on September 3, 2026. The release is best understood as a boundary-management update: i