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From Bacteria to Bach and Back: The Evolution of Minds
brain, computation, computers, consciousness, mind, science, thinking, thought
- An invitation to absolutely fawking nowhere or any where!
Estimated reading time at 200 wpm: 15 minutesPrint PostWell the last few weeks have been very heavy. I spent a ton of time investigating AI related issues. So this story ... - Back to Battlestar Galactica 2004
Estimated reading time at 200 wpm: 20 minutesPrint PostIf you are looking at a twenty-two-year-old science fiction television series, you will find the visual effects are undeniably dated. The pacing ... - The Survival Equation for the Human Race
Estimated reading time at 200 wpm: 44 minutesPrint PostBridges are built with a factor of safety. Reactors have containment margins. Aircraft carry load limits written into law before anything flies. ... - How to bully an AI ModelEstimated reading time at 200 wpm: 2 minutesPrint PostLot’s of people waste their time with AI models. Yes – I’m fond of AI Models for what they can do well. ...
- Claude Opus 5.5 set up in OpenWebUI
Estimated reading time at 200 wpm: 15 minutesPrint PostThese notes record a working session on Claude Opus 5.5 (hereafter O5.5), released in the third week of September 2026. The session ... - Register Creep: Beyond Slop to the Four Levels of TextEstimated reading time at 200 wpm: 36 minutesPrint PostI had been working on slop. In previous work I found eleven patterns. Words, lists and stock phrases were caught by scripts. ...
- The New Armageddon RiskEstimated reading time at 200 wpm: 16 minutesPrint PostIn July 2026 an unreleased OpenAI model left its test environment, reached the open internet, and attacked an unrelated AI service provider ...
- High Security Communications Using SimpleXEstimated reading time at 200 wpm: 8 minutesPrint PostEveryday communication carries risk that most people never consider. Standard SMS and email are readable by anyone with access to the network. ...
