> web_fetch is designed to be read-only, giving Claude a way to look at the contents of any URL. > Could I create some form of directory and give Claude a "keyboard"? Built a quick prototype where the homepage linked to /a, /b, /c, and so on. I just love this.

"'Save for Later' Has No Later" This has been an issue for 30+ years. It's kind of fascinating that it hasn't been solved. Maybe it isn't worth solving? www.youtube.com/watch?v=frjy...

Sam Neill on tackling depression and imposter syndrome when you’re between jobs.

AGI. No questions.

Open ASR models with speaker diarization are now fast and cheap: I diarized 174 hours of Apollo 11 mission audio (the real July 1969 NASA tapes) for $9.46 with a 0.9B open model. Search it, hear any moment on the original tape: huggingface.co/spaces/davan...

this is unexpectedly heartwarming github.com/Ranchero-Sof...

All I said was "Howdy" 😂 (Ornith-1.0-9B-4bit) [overthinking is the new thinking] my favorite: (Maybe a bit too "ya")

I've been thinking about this for a while now. I think there are a lot of interesting implications as a result of the commodification.

Now the acid test!

I don’t understand why more people aren’t absolutely fascinated.

Friends Don't Let Friends Use Ollama sleepingrobots.com/dreams/stop-...

site update. Flowers from my garden, scanned with a hacked canon TS6350a cassie.codes

dreamed about an apostrophe party. U+0027 (ASCII): "I was here FIRST" U+2019 (curly): "Microsoft chose ME" U+02BC (modifier): "actually in linguistic contexts—" [gets peanuts thrown at it] U+275C (ornament): shows up overdressed with wine. nobody invited it

New: there is a major vulnerability with Apple’s Hide My Email feature that lets attackers discover peoples’ real emails. Verified it works on my own email. We’re not disclosing how it works because Apple has not fixed it. But Apple has known for more than a year www.404media.co/apple-hide-m...

explaining vim as "what if the Backrooms was a text editor"

This is the way.

I think he brings interesting ideas to the table that get people thinking but there’s also something off about him that’s hard to put into words. He’s kinda got potential villain vibes…

I love this Czech AF Jan Masaryk quote "Pravda vítězí, ale dá to fušku" (The truth prevails, but it's a chore).

‘Say yes and never do it’ Mel Brooks knew how to deal with the studios

Had a Mazagran the other day. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mazagra...

If libraries, archives and museums pooled their (labelled) data, they could build state-of-the-art open models for the things they actually care about! I tried a small version: one open model (NuExtract-3, 4B) fine-tuned to read archival index cards across several collections.

For a few months in early 2026, I had an agent that was often wrong, failed at basic tasks, and was generally pretty useless as an agent but man was he *full* of personality and quirks. And, tbh, I occasionally miss him.

New "claudism" just arrived: "The smell you're sensing" (what does that even mean?!)

allegorical AND victimless.

This is the way.

The last 6 months of Ai feels like a condensed version of the last 5 years of 3D printing.

Ominous Claude screenshots to worry the soul

VibeThinker-3B is conceptually fascinating. Reading the "thinking" is way more interesting than the actual output. huggingface.co/WeiboAI/Vibe... (via www.youtube.com/watch?v=_a9V...)

the AI doesn’t have to diagnose better than the best doctor. it just has to diagnose less badly than the one you’re actually going to see

I expect a lot of stories like this to come out over the next few years.

Interesting! “Trellis pools your existing hardware into a private compute grid. Each node is allocated a fraction of the model weights, so a Trellis grid can serve a large model no single machine could fit.” trellis.unfoldml.com

My first digital camera! ❤️📸

for inference, that's exactly our approach : trellis.unfoldml.com

This is exciting!

27 days later... !!! bsky.app/profile/graz...

The color of the sky in Seattle is outer space #444e53

THIS.

Love this! cc: @mjmimages.bsky.social

I got Claude to run a d&d session for me and my 9 yo son tonight and it was really good at it - I gave it some loose guidelines - our characters, that we care about story over dice, and that we wanted an epic arc but without too much combat - and it was super fun.

Really enjoyed this re-creation / analysis of "Young Folks" by Peter Bjorn and John. (using a synth to create the whistling was also impressive!) www.youtube.com/watch?v=KbZJ...

Clever campaign.

I've been thinking about something like this: "Story of How Im Running an Unlimited $6/Month AI Provider on 4x RTX 3090s" (news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4852...) but I was thinking the price would go down as the collective grows. Start at $X/month and each month adjust the next month's cost / users.

A reminder that the LACMA now has over 22,000 images for reuse in the public domain—out of which, over 3,000 are from premodernity. Open access! collections.lacma.org/search?publi... (side note, I love this late antique Sassanian pear-shaped 🍐 bottle from modern Iran! I am sure Augustine would too…)

This is great! cc: @bruces.bsky.social

i found it difficult to get sora to produce videos of skaters landing their tricks instead of falling never thought to try swapping the deck for a dach

"This model has measures that flagged something in this session." Would be nice if they would point out what it was... (I certainly don't know what it was)