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Digest March/April/May/June 2026
Old SSC again, on the virtue of silence. Feels autistic to say but I'm always annoyed when (and it is often) telling the truth is not the same as helping people believe the truth. More old SSC about types of arguments. Oks writing regularly is going to be
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Digest Jan/Feb 2026
the georgist roots of american libertarianism. descent of species. julia (this one is so grand). the garden of forking paths. secular shrine theory. maybe one of these days i will write up an essay about shinto-judaism but i'm hoping to try practicing it
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Digest Nov/Dec 2025
This Rob Stephenson almost cured my trauma about living in Alphabet City. Guess I have to go visit Woodhaven now. Ugh I should do flashcards again. Ikea: MUJI of the West. Why the fuck is it that when I go to a bank and ask for help they just call the sup
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Digest Jul/Aug/Sep/Oct 2025
I like Thinking Machines, but more than that, I'm grateful. For this blogpost and for being an AI lab with good energy. What good taste means for software engineering, what good system design looks like, and what great software design looks like. Anthropi
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Digest May/Jun 2025
Reread this iconic CS Lewis post called the Inner Ring. George, Henry on Georgism to Pope Leo XIII. Ultrasound technology.Claude 4! Good blog post describing megakernel. LLVM PR with clever work done by Claude! He also has a cute lil jailbreak. Steve Klab
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Digest Mar/Apr 2025
Exciting Alignment Auditing paper from Anthropic! Attention is logarithmic, actually. In my career I've found that correctly modeling latency is very difficult, because there are trade-offs and step functions everywhere. Light evidence against neuralese (
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Things Read Jan/Feb 2025
There's a lot of good insight in the Liang Wengfeng interview, most exciting to me that they don't use OKRs! I should've probably listened to it Chinese, need to keep those neurons firing. Dario on DeepSeek and export control, which whew! Says a lot! The
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Things Read Nov/Dec 2024
Can't believe I've never read the Scott Alexander's Half An Hour Before Dawn In San Francisco it's so good. Vast majority of posts about working somewhere aren't insightful or even meaningful signal about anything because companies are big and time elapse
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Things Read Sept/Oct 2024
A checklist format of what we need to succeed at AI Safety, and it's specifically safety and not alignment as there's a pretty good case for a Control agenda. I care a lot about existential threats to humanity or to other things we value, but I also think
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