faith
In recent weeks, conversations about the Israel-Hamas war have drifted into surprising theological territory. Discussions about territory, hostages, and ceasefires have given way to a more fundamental question: What does any of this have to do with religion? Tucker Carlson's recent discussion explored whether the war's
framework
A step-by-step guide for existing IA Framework users to migrate from symlink-based root installation to clean project-only architecture.
security
Prompt injection is just the beginning. As AI systems evolve from chatbots to autonomous agents, the attack surface expands into territory traditional security teams have never defended.
X open-sourced their algorithm architecture but kept the weight values proprietary. The code structure reveals what signals the system tracks—and strategic priorities most creators miss.
From cybersecurity to plumbing, private equity uses identical playbook to consolidate fragmented industries. The result: higher prices, reduced competition, and consumers paying for financial engineering.
Why I chose 'adjacent' over 'augmented' and what it means for human-AI collaboration. The philosophy behind the framework.
US fertility fell below replacement in 2007. The workers who would sustain our economy were never born. We're not preventing a crisis - we're adapting to one.
The official 4.6% unemployment hides a darker truth. When you count contractors, discouraged workers, and the H-1B exodus, the real number approaches 9%. Here's what a full year of data shows.
This is my personal blog, discussing various topics - AI, cybersecurity theology, and culture.
After months using Claude Code with Anthropic models, I tried switching to OpenCode with MiniMax-M2.5. Here's the honest analysis of cost, speed, accuracy, and whether the tradeoffs are worth it.
From CLI tool to multi-tenant platform: the architecture decisions that enable BYOK trust, agent deployment, and collaborative compliance workflows.
In January we predicted the job market, AI accountability, hybrid creep, and credential collapse for 2026. Five weeks later, the data is in — and the predictions are holding up, some uncomfortably well.
A new paper shows LLM agents deanonymize pseudonymous users at 67% accuracy for $4. The real story is that online anonymity was never structurally guaranteed — just expensive to break.
MCP tool descriptions are instructions, not metadata. Here's how attackers exploit that — and what the benchmark data actually shows about model safety alignment.
The code review skill now runs four sequential passes — structural recon, pattern scanning, semantic data flow tracing, and self-verification with confidence ratings.
A new ETH Zurich study finds that LLM-generated context files reduce task success rates and raise inference costs by 20%. Here's what the data actually shows.
OpenAI will burn $143B before turning a profit. AGI has no agreed definition. Data centers are draining aquifers. The architecture has provable limits. The math doesn't work.
A Christian examination of how modern Christian Zionism diverges from Scripture — and why the story of Palestinian Christians changes everything.
Token prices are falling fast. Enterprise AI bills are rising faster. Here's the data on why usage growth outpaces price decline — and what Jevons Paradox means for your AI budget.
The clinical term 'AI psychosis' is now documented in peer-reviewed literature. Here's what's driving hospitalizations, cognitive decline, and a massive uncontrolled experiment.
Prompt injection isn't growing because attackers got smarter. It's growing because we keep adding capability without solving the underlying architectural problem.
