
engineer, designer, dj, co-founder of @taxfyle
Miami, FL
Joined October 2009
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Jane Street just put an AI skill on GitHub. It's not a trading bot.
It's a strict Socratic tutor:
→ Starts with a diagnostic of what you already know
→ Builds a skill map with levels from 0 to 5
→ Asks one question at a time instead of handing you answers
→ Brings old material back with spaced review
→ Ends with a final assessment
Copy it into your agent's skills folder and say "teach me [anything]". Works in a normal chatbot too: paste the SKILL.md.
github.com/janestreet/agent_…
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Apple just put Xcode inside Claude Code.
It's an official Apple plugin, now in Claude Code's plugin directory:
• Build, run and test your app
• Render SwiftUI previews
• Drive simulators and real iPhones
• Read build logs and errors
• Search Apple's developer docs
Claude can now build your iPhone app, see what it looks like, and fix it without you opening Xcode.
Install in Claude Code:
/plugin install xcode@claude-plugins-official
Needs the latest Xcode on your Mac.
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Someone said “I miss when the internet was a library instead of a store”
I felt that deep in my Millennial soul
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No way
daylightcomputer.com/labs
The holidays are fast approaching, so I’m back with my sixth (!!) annual gift guide.
It's got over 100 gift ideas—all things I actually use, love, and recommend.
This started out as a random post idea, but now you’d be surprised how many people ping me asking when the new list will be out.
As always, the collection includes a mix of practical stuff with a lot of fun and delight, from high-end products to very affordable items. There are no affiliate links here, and I’m not benefiting from recommending any of these products.
Pro tip: After reading it, point your favorite AI agent at the post and have it brainstorm gifts for your family, friends, and coworkers.
Here's the guide: lennysnewsletter.com/p/lenny…
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Amazing how quickly we went from "oh no LLMs are going to flood the Internet with insecure code" to "oh no LLMs have discovered the internet was already flooded with insecure code"
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Sorry everyone... We're announcing a 0-Day vuln in QUIC that allows anyone to remotely turn off a server running these libraries. I swear we didn't plan this.
foxio.io/blog/header-accordi…
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Tesla just introduced a new Robotaxi and safety report website with lots of new info, including a live Robotaxi mile counter. Here’s everything new:
• People Injured by Tesla Robotaxis: 0
• Tesla Robotaxi Airbag Deployments: 0
• Pedestrians or Cyclists Hit: 0
Tesla Robotaxi miles by city:
• Austin, TX: 2,118,015
• Dallas, TX: 608,130
• Houston, TX: 225,964
• Miami, FL: 46,262
• Orlando, FL: 61,053
• Tampa, FL: 53,117
Other new Robotaxi info:
• Miles driven after dark: 862,000
• Miles in rain: 113,000
• Miles in rush hour: 575,000
tesla.com/robotaxi/safety
I can see that the pacing of the frontier is going well...
This is wild... 🤯 Unitree just unveiled H2-X, and it’s an absolute beast.
Spinning kicks, aerial flips, powerful knee and elbow strikes. It jumps from a 4-meter platform onto mats, rolls with the impact, and gets back up. That whole sequence is a serious test of joint strength and whole-body control.
The launch video even casts it as a personal bodyguard. It faces off with an intruder and, in a staged rescue, lifts the front of a car while someone pulls a dummy out from underneath.
Unitree says the footage is real and not sped up. It also reports roughly eight hours of battery life while standing.
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This is wild... 🤯 Unitree just unveiled H2-X, and it’s an absolute beast.
Spinning kicks, aerial flips, powerful knee and elbow strikes. It jumps from a 4-meter platform onto mats, rolls with the impact, and gets back up. That whole sequence is a serious test of joint strength and whole-body control.
The launch video even casts it as a personal bodyguard. It faces off with an intruder and, in a staged rescue, lifts the front of a car while someone pulls a dummy out from underneath.
Unitree says the footage is real and not sped up. It also reports roughly eight hours of battery life while standing.
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‼️ BREAKING: Two leaked remote code execution flaws in PHP are real, watchTowr confirms.
PHP will ship fixes for two critical flaws, both rated CVSS 9.2, on Wednesday 21 October at 14:00 UTC, a day before the embargo was due to lift.
CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619 first surfaced in a Hacker News post whose author admitted having no evidence beyond "source: trust me, bro".
Kevin Beaumont flagged the leak, and watchTowr confirmed it two hours later.
PHP says it may release sooner if details go public or exploitation appears. It has not named the CVEs or the affected versions.
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Introducing beignet, a new neural field architecture!
beignet uses a multiresolution fourier frequency pyramid to achieve faster convergence and higher precision when solving PDEs and finding singularities.
Teaser: here is beignet at work fitting an image (super fast)!
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Apparently reflect orbital conducted their first ground illumination test and WOW does it look cool.
Location: (near Mount Whitney and Lone Pine, California)
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Reflect Orbital's test near Mt. Whitney used powerful spotlights mounted on the ground to simulate illumination from its planned orbital reflectors. The company's first satellite has not launched. sfgate.com/tech/article/m… sfchronicle.com/outdoors/artic…
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Today we're unveiling SKY 00-1, the first Engineering World Model towards Autonomous Manufacturing.
LLMs are great at information retrieval and code, however, the physical world involves geometric and spatial understanding. Designing complex physical objects requires long-horizon planning and latent reasoning, which LLMs weren't built for.
We stacked SKY-001 against the top frontier LLMs (GPT-6 Astra, Fable 5.1 etc) and we found that our model is 100x faster and 150x cheaper in CAD and BIM while having higher precision.
As a compositional visual world model, SKY-001 lets you "dream" a design before you build it. It explores many designs in parallel, breaks each one down into its smallest components, and reassembles them in 3D, ready to open in CAD tools like Autodesk Fusion.
With applications in several industries, SKY-001 is the first step to reimagining engineering firms.
👉 Join the frontier with us and visit our website for early access (link in comments).
Introducing SKY-001, the first Engineering World Model.
On CAD and BIM tasks, it beats GPT-6 Astra and every frontier model we tested:
-> 51-125x faster
- > 150-210x cheaper
-> Higher IOU than all frontier models
SKY-001 lets you dream a physical object before you build it.
18 months of work. Built by the team out of Maluuba's deep learning lab (acq. by @MSRResearch).
The first ‘AI General Engineer’ will be the backbone for Autonomous Manufacturing.
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1/ We discovered something totally unexpected about the neural structure of consciousness that overturns decades of thinking on its biological basis and brings us significantly closer to the recipe for generating conscious awareness.
New preprint: biorxiv.org/content/10.64898… (led by @HesseJanis, with @FrankLanfranchi, @_conor_mcgrory, @Yuelin_Shi, and @EngelTatiana)
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Spent years watching models ace a single image and completely whiff on anything that moves or changes angle. Today we’re fixing that.
Try Glimpse now, our first visual thinking model with competitive frontier performance compared to Astra on key public visual reasoning benchmarks.
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Can you imagine being on the Roadster team working on the demo when this was unveiled?
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I drive an old car with a head unit from another era. I also had an iPad lying around.
So I built my own Tesla-style screen for it. Maps, a live 3D model of the car, speed, music, engine data. Just an iPad on the dash.
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🔥 BREAKTHROUGH IN GENETICS & OPEN SOURCE: WE'VE CRACKED THE HIDDEN SYNTAX INSIDE GENES! NOT A THEORETICAL SIMULATION - VALIDATED ON REAL GENOMES DIRECTLY FROM THE NCBI REFSEQ DATABASE! 🔥
Friends and colleagues! Jean-Claude Perez (@JCPEREZCODEX) and I are thrilled to announce the results of a monumental study that fundamentally shifts our understanding of the genetic code. Our new preprint: "From Form to Program: Medium-Range Conditional Codon Syntax Inside Real Genes".
Simply put: we are used to thinking of DNA as just a passive "hard drive" storing protein blueprints. But our data proves that humans and all living organisms are literally biological computers. There is a unified operating system running inside our genes!
🧬 FROM FORM TO PROGRAM: WHAT DID PEREZ DISCOVER AND WHAT DID WE PROVE?
In 2013, Jean-Claude Perez made a breakthrough by discovering the Form (Statics) of DNA-a hidden mathematical symmetry of 32 reverse-complement codon pairs. He proved the genome isn't a random soup of letters; it possesses perfect structural form.
But today, we take the next massive step. We've discovered the Program (Dynamics). We found a hidden conditional syntax inside real genes-strict rules dictating how one codon mathematically predetermines the next. This cannot be explained by basic biochemistry or static symmetry alone. It is like reading the source code of an operating system. It is a unified, mathematically precise signature-metaphorically speaking, we've caught a glimpse of the "Creator's handwriting" coding life itself.
And most importantly: THIS IS NOT A SIMULATION ON FAKE DATA. We analyzed the real thing!
To prove the existence of this "Program," we ran an unprecedented dataset of real genomes from 13 species across the tree of cellular life: from mammals (human T2T, chimp, mouse) and vertebrates (zebrafish, chicken) to insects (drosophila), plants (arabidopsis), fungi (yeast), bacteria, and archaea.
We subjected these genomes to uncompromising filtering (true reading frames only, strict alternate genetic code accounting) and tested them against a brutal ladder of 10 Null Models (from H0 to H7, including H2b and H3b). These involve highly complex tests for folded nucleotide dynamics, block-shuffling of local ties, and mirror symmetry preservation, which completely rule out any chance of statistical coincidence.
📊 OUR MAJOR DISCOVERIES (which we invite you to verify):
Syntax exists in ALL of them: Hidden inside the real coding sequences of ALL 13 species is a strict conditional syntax that confidently survives after passing through all 10 mathematical filters. This syntax maintains its structure over a distance of about 30 codons (≈ 90 base pairs). This is not a random scale-it represents the exact size of a local working buffer (cache) within which the biological machine reads and executes the dynamic program of the genome.
Macro-level (The Unified Vertebrate OS): We identified a conserved layer of syntax inherited across all tested vertebrates (20 out of 20 internal directed pairs among human, chimp, mouse, chicken, and zebrafish crossed the strict d2b > 0.02 threshold).
Micro-level (The Exclusive Mammalian Code): At the level of fine codon choice, we found a unique core conserved exclusively among mammals (human/chimp/mouse). Notably, it exhibits directional asymmetry: mouse surrogate models cannot fully reproduce the complex syntax of humans and chimps.
Evolution vs. "Hardware" Artifacts: Our algorithm (GC3/acidic control) learned to mathematically distinguish true evolutionary divergence from hardware incompatibility due to extreme genome composition (like in the haloarchaeon H. salinarum with its extreme GC3 = 0.863).
💻 WE ARE OPEN-SOURCING EVERYTHING!
We don't ask you to just take our word for it. Science must be open, provable, and verifiable. We are releasing our entire pipeline (v13)! The process is completely autonomous. A single command
python3 super_codon_autonomous_v13.py --full
allows the script to download the necessary files directly from NCBI RefSeq, apply filters, train models, run bootstrap analyses, and generate final reports. No hidden data, full transparency!
We are issuing a challenge to the entire scientific community. Bioinformaticians, geneticists, data scientists worldwide-download the code, run it on your machines, tweak the parameters, and test it on other living species.
Verify our findings. Try to refute us!
🔗 Preprint, Data & Source Code: doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23287…
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