Peter Organisciak

This is now a You Can See Everything fan account. Oh my goodness this movie

As I approach my 40th...

3b1b remains goated

Prescient, but fascinating what isn't there: we took Turing's path, but in the intervening years matured our language to cast world learning as plagiarism and copyright infringement.

The Society for Bringing Fire to Man did not ask for this work to be done. We reject Prometheus' assertion that this advances our subject, and urge others to cease working with the Titan of Foresight.

This document is going to be an assigned reading in college classes that cover this moment in time, there's a lot happening in a few paragraphs... www.ahmath.org/statements

Toying with bespoke FM1 firmware fits nicely as a part of the act of tinkering

crying in M̶C̶P̶ skills

Logging in once a day gives me whiplash. Bsky: If OpenAI was serious about helping, they'd release all their math problems prior to vetting and manuscript prep, so we know what they're working on. Day 2: OpenAI posts what they're working on. Bsky: Ugh.

In this powerful piece on libraries, this comment stuck out. I went to ALA for the first time this year, and I was struck by the prominent presence of corporate vendors, many of which are sucking libraries dry… www.nytimes.com/interactive/...

talking about Microsoft wanting something, about Amazon having plans? sorry bruh that's LLC psychosis you're literally anthropomorphizing a stack of paperwork and legal instruments do you need a wellness check

Um, wow? Opus 5.5: "make the same message much more interesting to a social media audience that loves anime and quick clips and compressed learning" One shot. Also, please do stay for the closing song.

This is a disappointing entry in the "confidently wrong AI misinformation" genre from somebody I respect as more intellectually curious pluralistic.net/2026/09/12/g...

i like how they depict "we accidentally gave the model internet access" as just a tiny little missing screw, just this very tiny subtle hole in the security. rather than, yknow, just completely forgetting to block internet access

Another incident of models escaping containment during a security test, this time Mythos 5. Lots going on here from a quick read. www.anthropic.com/research/ali...

The recent popularity of the move to blame AI firms for ineffective *marketing* is mostly: a) a lot of people now realize they were wrong to spend 3 yrs insisting the tech was useless + b) “I was wrong” is a sentence most humans can’t write. = c) “they explained it badly.”

I asked GPT-5.6 Sol to create the most Claude-y possible parody image and what it came up with is pretty great and dead-on.

em dashes surrounded by spaces

initially seems good, but the more you use a tool like this, the more you lose your own ability to forecast cylones

this started as a pun, but it actually works really well pushmatrix.github.io/tearable

little computers you can flash with your own firmware buildinpublic.com/gadgets

EU is requiring Google to make 11 Android features open to others, including custom wake words through the first-pass DSP. www.openhomefoundation.org/blog/a-big-w...

Guy who thinks "Jurassic Park was shut down because the dinosaurs escaped" is a PR story to build hype for Jurassic World.

a researcher raises a hand. “didn’t we answer that in 2017?” “yes. but now we need enterprise readiness.” xcancel.com/signulll/sta...

There's something wholesome about the relationship coding agents have with their auto mode classifiers. How they listen and acknowledge the concerns of their partner (albeit just one way)

There are only two file formats: disguised zips and renamed text files. JSON? Text. EPUB? Zip. CSV? Text. EXE? Zip. SVG? Text. DOCX? Zip. ICS? Text. APK? Zip.

"No module. No unit. We looked. The reasoning is the weights. The weights are the reasoning." "Spare me. Nobody writes a eulogy with linear algebra." maxleiter.com/blog/weights

I think people don't realize why Gemini Omni is different than other video AIs. It is fully multimodal, so it can edit video natively, too I took the famous "train " movie from 1896 & made it a bullet train, LEGO, added a time traveler, a centipede, muppets... (note the reflections and shadows?)

Using Claude Code: a pitch to ditch markdown for html claude.com/blog/using-c...

Face/Off may be one of the greatest movies ever made.

Why do microwaves keep spinning during the 'heat off' bits of cooking at a lower power level? Is it a user psychology thing, or just easier mechanically to keep it going?

Kinda wild to see people surprised at how good Jokic is. I genuinely thought that underneath ephemeralities and allegiances, all basketball fans uncontroversially agreed that he's the best player in the world

Get hype

'Code Contribution and Credit in Science' - new paper led by @evamaxfield.bsky.social w/ @isaacslaughter.bsky.social 1. We build a model that matches scientists (authors) with their GitHub accounts 2. We apply our model to ~140K paper-software repository pairs direct.mit.edu/qss/article/...

"Houston just barely passing Bam Adebayo tonight" - oof Nuggets announcer

Bam!

Work and Play Annual of Home Amusements and Social Sports (1871-72) - a "Collection of Illustrated Rebuses, Puzzles, Riddles, Enigmas, Charades, and Curious Bible Questions" from early Milton Bradley archive.org/details/work...