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共 60 条 · 最近更新 2026-06-01

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The solution might be cancelling my AI subscription

The solution might be cancelling my AI subscription I find this post by David Wilson very relatable. David lists 16+ projects he's spun up with AI tooling, and concludes: I didn't mean to build most of these things. Usually the Claude session started with something like " write a quick script for X ", and one hour later the result is not a quick script for X , nor in the usual case is my problem solved, whatever the original itch happened to be. On that last point, this technology is horrific for attention. It's a thermonuclear ADHD amplifier and I have seen the same effect in every single one of my adult friends. Folk running 3 screens simultaneously working on totally unrelated "projects" they have little hope of maintaining, and such little commitment to the outcome that the time is obv

2026-06-01 · 读一篇原文
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Quoting Karen Kwok for Reuters Breakingviews

Anthropic defines “run-rate revenue” in two parts. Use the last 28 days of sales ⁠from customers charged on a consumption basis and multiply it by 13. Then, multiply the monthly subscription take by 12, ​and add the two together. - Karen Kwok for Reuters Breakingviews , citing "a person familiar with the matter" Tags: anthropic , ai

2026-06-01 · 读一篇原文
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How we contain Claude across products

How we contain Claude across products A complaint I often have about sandboxing products is that they are rarely thoroughly documented , and in the absence of detailed documentation it's hard to know how much I can trust them. Anthropic just published a fantastic overview of how their various sandbox techniques work across Claude.ai , Claude Code, and Cowork. We constrain where and how an agent can act with process sandboxes, VMs, filesystem boundaries, and egress controls. The goal is to set a hard boundary on what an agent can reach. For example, if credentials never enter the sandbox, they can't be exfiltrated, regardless of whether the cause is a user, a model finding a “creative” path, or an attacker. Claude.ai uses gVisor. Claude Code, run locally, uses Seatbelt on macOS and Bubblewr

2026-06-01 · 读一篇原文
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Running Python ASGI apps in the browser via Pyodide + a service worker

Research: Running Python ASGI apps in the browser via Pyodide + a service worker Datasette Lite is my version of Datasette that runs entirely in the browser using Pyodide in WebAssembly. When I first built it four years ago I used Web Workers and code that intercepts navigation operations and fetches the generated HTML by running the Python app. This worked, but had the disadvantage that any JavaScript in <script> tags would not be executed - breaking some Datasette functionality and a whole lot of Datasette plugins. This morning I set Claude Opus 4.8 the task (in Claude Code for web) of figuring out how to run Python ASGI apps in Pyodide using Service Workers instead, and it seems to work! Here's a basic ASGI FastCGI demo and here's a demo that runs Datasette 1.0a31 . I'm still getting my

2026-06-01 · 读一篇原文
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I Am Retiring from Tech to Live Offline

I Am Retiring from Tech to Live Offline I've seen a lot of posts on forums from people threatening to quit their careers over AI. This is not one of those: Chad Whitacre is taking concrete steps, starting with this typewritten, scanned letter I'm retiring from tech. Well, "retiring" is euphemistic. I'm stepping away from tech, and that includes Open Source. [...] AI was the last straw. Have you heard of that island off India where the indigenous population kills any outsiders fool-hardy enough to land? They are doing the rest of us a favor by preserving a way of life we may need again someday, or at the very least should not want to see completely extinguished. A reminder. Never forget your roots. Here in Pennsylvania we have the Amish performing a similar function. Significantly less host

2026-06-01 · 读一篇原文
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2026.22: Luceing Their Mind

The best Stratechery content from the week of May 25, 2026, including why everyone hates Luce, how to monetize AI answers, and social mobility in China.

2026-06-01 · 读一篇原文
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How we contain Claude across products

How we contain Claude across products A complaint I often have about sandboxing products is that they are rarely thoroughly documented , and in the absence of detailed documentation it's hard to know how much I can trust them. Anthropic just published a fantastic overview of how their various sandbox techniques work across Claude.ai , Claude Code, and Cowork. We constrain where and how an agent can act with process sandboxes, VMs, filesystem boundaries, and egress controls. The goal is to set a hard boundary on what an agent can reach. For example, if credentials never enter the sandbox, they can't be exfiltrated, regardless of whether the cause is a user, a model finding a “creative” path, or an attacker. Claude.ai uses gVisor. Claude Code, run locally, uses Seatbelt on macOS and Bubblewr

2026-05-31 · 读一篇原文
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Running Python ASGI apps in the browser via Pyodide + a service worker

Research: Running Python ASGI apps in the browser via Pyodide + a service worker Datasette Lite is my version of Datasette that runs entirely in the browser using Pyodide in WebAssembly. When I first built it four years ago I used Web Workers and code that intercepts navigation operations and fetches the generated HTML by running the Python app. This worked, but had the disadvantage that any JavaScript in <script> tags would not be executed - breaking some Datasette functionality and a whole lot of Datasette plugins. This morning I set Claude Opus 4.8 the task (in Claude Code for web) of figuring out how to run Python ASGI apps in Pyodide using Service Workers instead, and it seems to work! Here's a basic ASGI FastCGI demo and here's a demo that runs Datasette 1.0a31 . I'm still getting my

2026-05-31 · 读一篇原文
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I Am Retiring from Tech to Live Offline

I Am Retiring from Tech to Live Offline I've seen a lot of posts on forums from people threatening to quit their careers over AI. This is not one of those: Chad Whitacre is taking concrete steps, starting with this typewritten, scanned letter I'm retiring from tech. Well, "retiring" is euphemistic. I'm stepping away from tech, and that includes Open Source. [...] AI was the last straw. Have you heard of that island off India where the indigenous population kills any outsiders fool-hardy enough to land? They are doing the rest of us a favor by preserving a way of life we may need again someday, or at the very least should not want to see completely extinguished. A reminder. Never forget your roots. Here in Pennsylvania we have the Amish performing a similar function. Significantly less host

2026-05-31 · 读一篇原文
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Quoting Daniel Jalkut

My take on AI is, essentially, everybody who’s against it is too against it and everybody who’s for it is too for it. - Daniel Jalkut , via John Gruber Tags: ai , john-gruber

2026-05-31 · 读一篇原文
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2026.22: Luceing Their Mind

The best Stratechery content from the week of May 25, 2026, including why everyone hates Luce, how to monetize AI answers, and social mobility in China.

2026-05-31 · 读一篇原文
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datasette 1.0a31

Release: datasette 1.0a31 Another significant alpha release, with two new headline features. Datasette now offers users with the necessary permissions the ability to both execute write queries against their database and to save stored queries (renamed from "canned queries") both privately and for use by other members of their Datasette instance. There's more detail in SQL write queries and stored queries in Datasette 1.0a31 on the Datasette blog, which now has three posts introducing new features since the blog launched two weeks ago. Here's an animated demo from the blog post showing how the new execute query interface lets people get started with templated insert/update/delete queries from tables they have permission to edit: Tags: projects , sql , sqlite , datasette , annotated-release-

2026-05-31 · 读一篇原文
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2026.22: Luceing Their Mind

The best Stratechery content from the week of May 25, 2026, including why everyone hates Luce, how to monetize AI answers, and social mobility in China.

2026-05-30 · 读一篇原文
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datasette 1.0a31

Release: datasette 1.0a31 Another significant alpha release, with two new headline features. Datasette now offers users with the necessary permissions the ability to both execute write queries against their database and to save stored queries (renamed from "canned queries") both privately and for use by other members of their Datasette instance. There's more detail in SQL write queries and stored queries in Datasette 1.0a31 on the Datasette blog, which now has three posts introducing new features since the blog launched two weeks ago. Here's an animated demo from the blog post showing how the new execute query interface lets people get started with templated insert/update/delete queries from tables they have permission to edit: Tags: projects , sql , sqlite , datasette , annotated-release-

2026-05-30 · 读一篇原文
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Anthropic's run-rate revenue hits $47 billion

The most interesting thing about Anthropic's $65B Series H announcement is this line (emphasis mine): Since our Series G in February, adoption has continued to grow across global enterprise customers, and our run-rate revenue crossed $47 billion earlier this month. Anthropic have made a bit of a habit of sharing their "run-rate revenue" in this kind of announcement, which is an annualized projection of their current revenue - typically calculated by taking the most recent month and multiplying by 12. Earlier this year: Apr 6, 2026 in Anthropic expands partnership with Google and Broadcom : "Our run-rate revenue has now surpassed $30 billion —up from approximately $9 billion at the end of 2025." Feb 12, 2026 in Anthropic raises $30 billion in Series G : "Today, our run-rate revenue is $14 b

2026-05-30 · 读一篇原文
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Claude Opus 4.8: "a modest but tangible improvement"

Anthropic shipped Claude Opus 4.8 today. My favourite thing about it is this note in the release announcement: Users will find Opus 4.8 to be a modest but tangible improvement on its predecessor. There’s still more to be done: we’re working on developing and releasing models that provide many of the same capabilities as Opus at a lower cost. It's so refreshing to see an AI lab honestly describe a release as a minor incremental improvement over the previous model! Honesty seems to be a theme. Here's my other favorite note from that announcement: One of the most prominent improvements in Opus 4.8 is its honesty . We train all our models to be honest---for instance, to avoid making claims that they can't support. But a general problem with AI models is that they sometimes jump to conclusions,

2026-05-30 · 读一篇原文
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llm-anthropic 0.25.1

Release: llm-anthropic 0.25.1 New model: Claude Opus 4.8 ( claude-opus-4.8 ). New -o fast 1 option for fast mode , for organizations with that feature enabled on their account. Default max_tokens for each model now defaults to that model's maximum output rather than 8,192. #72 See also my notes on Opus 4.8 - I used this new release of llm-anthropic to generate the pelicans.

2026-05-30 · 读一篇原文
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markdown-svg-renderer

Tool: markdown-svg-renderer A slightly customized Markdown rendering tool with special treatment for fenced code SVG blocks - it both renders the image and provides a tab for switching to the code view. You can paste in Markdown or give it a URL to a CORS-enabled Markdown file or Gist. Here's an example where it loads a Markdown file full of LLM pelican logs for Opus 4.8 . Tags: svg , tools , markdown , cors

2026-05-30 · 读一篇原文
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sqlite AGENTS.md

sqlite AGENTS.md SQLite gained an AGENTS.md file five days ago - but it's not intended for their own development, it's presumably aimed at people who are pointing agents at the SQLite codebase. It includes: SQLite does not accept pull requests without prior agreement and/or accompanying legal paperwork that places the pull request in the public domain. However, the human SQLite developers will review a concise and well-written pull request as a proof-of-concept prior to reimplementing the changes themselves. SQLite does not accept agentic code. However the project will accept agentic bug reports that include a reproducible test case. Patches or pull requests demonstrating a possible fix, for documentation purposes, are welcomed. The most recent commit to that file removed "(currently)" fro

2026-05-29 · 读一篇原文
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I think Anthropic and OpenAI have found product-market fit

Anthropic are strongly rumored to be about to have their first profitable quarter. Stories are circulating of companies surprised at how expensive their LLM bills are becoming from usage by their staff. I think this is because OpenAI and Anthropic have both found product-market fit. If you are a heavy user of coding agents these plans are a fantastic deal. I just ran the

2026-05-29 · 读一篇原文
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Building OpenCode with Dax Raad

Dax Raad, co-founder of OpenCode, joins the show to discuss their explosive growth, the limits of AI coding tools, and why engineering judgment still matters.

2026-05-29 · 读一篇原文
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The Codex feature that works while you sleep

Watch now | 🎙️I break down the /goal feature in Codex, including a live demo, three real use cases, and the 6-part framework for writing goals that actually run

2026-05-29 · 读一篇原文
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I think Anthropic and OpenAI have found product-market fit

Anthropic are strongly rumored to be about to have their first profitable quarter. Stories are circulating of companies surprised at how expensive their LLM bills are becoming from usage by their staff. I think this is because OpenAI and Anthropic have both found product-market fit. If you are a heavy user of coding agents these plans are a fantastic deal. I just ran the

2026-05-28 · 读一篇原文
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Building OpenCode with Dax Raad

Dax Raad, co-founder of OpenCode, joins the show to discuss their explosive growth, the limits of AI coding tools, and why engineering judgment still matters.

2026-05-28 · 读一篇原文
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The Codex feature that works while you sleep

Watch now | 🎙️I break down the /goal feature in Codex, including a live demo, three real use cases, and the 6-part framework for writing goals that actually run

2026-05-28 · 读一篇原文
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Quoting Kyle Ferrana

PICARD: Data, shields up DATA: Brilliant! Shields can reduce damage we sustain. Not immunity. Not hubris. Just prudence. It's not precaution—it's strategy. [camera shakes] WORF: HULL BREACHES ON NINE DECKS DATA: Here's what happened: you told me to raise shields, and I didn't - Kyle Ferrana , @KyleTrainEmoji Tags: ai-misuse , coding-agents , ai , llms

2026-05-28 · 读一篇原文
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The pressure

The pressure Daniel Stenberg on the unprecedented level of pressure the curl team are facing right now thanks to the deluge of (credible) AI-assisted security issues being reported. The rate of incoming security reports is 4-5 times higher than it was in 2024 and double the speed of 2025 -- meaning that on average we now get more than one report per day . The quality is way higher than ever before. The reports are typically very detailed and long. [...] For the first time in my life, my wife voiced concerns about my work hours and my imbalanced work/life situation. I work more than I’ve done before, but the flood keeps coming. [...] This is a never-before seen or experienced pressure on the curl project and its security team members. An avalanche of high priority work that trumps all other

2026-05-28 · 读一篇原文
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Choosing to Stay Human

If you go to your favorite social media site, you will find it full of posts that start to look suspiciously similar to each other:

2026-05-28 · 读一篇原文
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State of the software engineering job market in 2026

A deepdive into today’s tech jobs market, with exclusive data on software engineering jobs, the AI engineering boom, whether AI engineering is “replacing” software engineering hiring, and more

2026-05-28 · 读一篇原文
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Choosing to Stay Human

If you go to your favorite social media site, you will find it full of posts that start to look suspiciously similar to each other:

2026-05-27 · 读一篇原文
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State of the software engineering job market in 2026

A deepdive into today’s tech jobs market, with exclusive data on software engineering jobs, the AI engineering boom, whether AI engineering is “replacing” software engineering hiring, and more

2026-05-27 · 读一篇原文
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Microsoft Copilot Cowork Exfiltrates Files

Microsoft Copilot Cowork Exfiltrates Files The biggest challenge in designing agentic systems continues to be preventing them from enabling attackers to exfiltrate data. In this case Microsoft Copilot Cowork (yes, that's a real product name ) was allowing agents to send emails to the user's own inbox without approval... but those messages were then displayed in a way that could leak data to an attacker via rendered images: Because these messages can contain external images that trigger network requests to external websites, data can be exfiltrated when a user opens a compromised message sent by the agent. Since OneDrive can create pre-authenticated download links, a successful prompt injection could cause those links to be leaked, allowing files to be downloaded by the attacker. Via Hacker

2026-05-27 · 读一篇原文
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Quoting Paul Graham

A lot of the emails I get from founders are now written in a hard-hitting journalistic style. I know they're written by AI, because no founder ever wrote this way before. And once you realize something is written by AI, it's hard not to ignore it. I have never knowingly finished reading an email signed by a human but written by AI. It feels like being lied to, and who would stand for that? [ ... ] It makes me think less of the author. It means they can't write well unaided (or feel they can't), and that they're trying to trick me. It's not impressive to use AI to write stuff for you; any teenager can do that. - Paul Graham Tags: writing , ai-misuse , paul-graham , generative-ai , ai , llms

2026-05-27 · 读一篇原文
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Quoting Corey Quinn

I cannot believe I'm saying this, but getting the literal Pope to canonize your product's specific technical limitations as a spiritual treatise is the single greatest act of vendor lobbying I have ever seen. - Corey Quinn , on Anthropic co-founder Christopher Olah's influence on Magnifica Humanitas Tags: ai-ethics , corey-quinn , anthropic , ai

2026-05-27 · 读一篇原文
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Notes on Pope Leo XIV's encyclical on AI

Dropped this morning by the Vatican: Magnifica Humanitas of His Holiness Pope Leo XIV on Safeguarding the Human Person in the Time of Artificial Intelligence . This is a very interesting document. It's some of the clearest writing I've seen on the ethics of integrating AI into modern society. Pope Leo XIV chose the name Leo in honor of Pope Leo XIII, who is known for his 1891 Rerum novarum encyclical on "Rights and Duties of Capital and Labor". This story on Vatican News further clarifies the significance of that decision: Meeting with the College of Cardinals for their first formal encounter after his election, Pope Leo XIV explained part of the reason for the choice of his papal name. "There are different reasons for this," he said, before going on to explain that he chose the name Leo "

2026-05-27 · 读一篇原文

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