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2026
- Stop Guessing Which Coding Agent to Use ā Benchmark It on Your Own Tasks
TL;DR: Generic coding-agent leaderboards donāt tell you which model or tool fits your work at a budget youāre willing to spend. So I built a small task set that mirrors my real work and ran an open-soā¦

- The Quadratic Wall: The Algorithmic Race to Beat O(n²) Attention
TL;DR: Standard self-attention costs on the order of n² in the sequence length n, in both arithmetic and the attention-score memory it materialises. Almost every long-context architecture headline of ā¦

- Laws & Disorder #2 ā Hyrum's Law: In the Age of Agents, Who Pays for a Broken API?
TL;DR: Hyrumās Law says that with enough users, every observable behavior of your API becomes something someone depends on, whether you documented it or not. The implementation quietly becomes the intā¦

- From Robot Soccer to the Agentic World Cup: Why Games Move AI Forward
š¬ Also available as a blog walkthrough video: a narrated screencast of this post. TL;DR: Twenty years ago, a year-long university project group I was part of built a team of soccer-playing cube robotsā¦

- Why AI Tokens Are So Expensive ā and What Actually Makes Them Cheaper
TL;DR: Autoregressive LLM generation has two phases with different bottlenecks: prefill processes input positions in parallel and is usually compute-intensive, while decode produces tokens sequentiallā¦

- Laws & Disorder #1 ā Conway's Law: Your Org Chart Is Your Real Architecture (and AI Is Redrawing Both)
š¬ Also available as a blog walkthrough video, a short narrated screencast of this post. TL;DR: Conwayās Law says a systemās structure ends up mirroring the communication structure of the organization ā¦

- Post-Quantum Crypto Is Here ā What It Means on AWS
TL;DR: Post-quantum cryptography stopped being a research-paper topic. The reason to care today is āharvest-now, decrypt-laterā: an adversary records your encrypted traffic now and decrypts it once a ā¦

- How My Setup Learns While You Sleep
TL;DR: The thing that makes an agent get better over time is a loop, and the loop is the same whether you buy it or build it: capture raw interaction, consolidate it on a schedule, and keep the lessonā¦

- Compression Is Intelligence
TL;DR: Information theory says prediction and compression are the same thing measured two ways. That gives the cleanest mental model I know for what a large language model does: it is a compressor of ā¦

- Your Obsidian Vault Is a Knowledge Graph
š¬ Also available as a blog walkthrough video: a narrated screencast of this post. TL;DR: Tony Seale spent six months working almost entirely inside a markdown wiki wired to an LLM, and argued the mostā¦
