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Christopher Meiklejohn — Ph.D., Software Engineering (CMU). Notes on multi-agent systems, distributed computing, fault injection, and the engineering practice of shipping research.

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Blog 13 days ago
The Holdout Is a One-Way Door Evidence cannot independently confirm the claim it helped shape.
The first cross-validation scheme in the audio project looked clean at the row level and failed inside each row. Each row contained a pair of performances, and the pair rows did not overlap. But an individual performance could appear in more than one pair
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Blog 16 days ago
Two Notebooks Lost The code was mostly right. The experiments were already lost.
I deleted two notebooks of audio research during this project, but not at once. Notebook 1 failed after four days on April 30. I wrote down what had gone wrong and started over that day. Notebook 2 failed for a different reason on May 6, less than a week
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Blog 16 days ago
The Whole Night
On Thursday, August 13, Goose opened the West Coast run in San Diego with "Animal." Sixteen people in Zabriskie had said they were going. Seventeen had said they were on the couch. By the time the band finished the "726" encore, fourteen people had writte
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Blog 18 days ago
Science at LLM Speed Research-like output is cheap. A valid claim still needs evidence that can show it is wrong.
Earlier this year, the program chairs for one of the largest machine-learning conferences found references in submitted papers to publications that did not exist. This was not a thought experiment about what a language model might do. It was not a benchma
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Blog 2 months ago
One Writer Our tools assume one writer, and assume that writer is a human. Nothing computes what a change reads and writes at runtime, so the only known fix is brute force priced for organizations.
In this blog post, I discuss three days in July 2026 when a single agent session ran away from me, and what those three days revealed about the concurrency assumptions buried in our development tooling. Six weeks ago I wrote The Test Suite Was the Inciden
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