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Debugger is crude but effective. Updating the feed to use your own filtering logic is super easy. I wish this were just integrated into bsky proper but makes sense why they'd want their own playground to experiment.

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Oooh, there are editing tools. Looks like the output is really only the beginning. Relevance labeling is done by LLM the prompt is adjustable through the UI. I genuinely wonder what kind of safeguards are in place to prevent abuse

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Output feed seems to have relevant content. The AI generated explainer I could personally do without but it's out of the way. Generated feed url attie.ai/@nishtahir.c...

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Next step seems to be creating a new feed based on the search results. I'm going to assume using the results of the search as a basis for collaborative filtering the generated feed

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The backing AI agent seems to be running keyword search queries, I assume using the same search APIs that power the search box. Honestly not bad

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Nish Tahir @nishtahir.com · 11/06/2026

Got access to Attie. Looks a lot like agent driven search. Natural language tell it what you want

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Along with a more complex test on low.

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Nish Tahir @nishtahir.com · 11/06/2026

I've seen a few posts showing Fable unable to count, after testing them myself I'm inclined to call them fake news. Strawberry (adjacent) mispelling tests on low and high

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Nish Tahir @nishtahir.com · 07/06/2026

For local hosting, lemonade server has gotten so much better. They have a pretty good model management UI.

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Nish Tahir @nishtahir.com · 22/05/2026

Can't disregard anymore but you can still ignore

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Nish Tahir @nishtahir.com · 12/05/2026

When triggered the dead man's switch supposedly wipes the users PC. Wild stuff.

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It's been going all evening and i just ran into my first loop. It managed to pull itself out of it and continue the task.

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It does a pretty decent job on tool calling. It does the standard file navigation really well. The project i'm working in has 326 files excluding node_modules etc... so not massive but decent sized. This seems average for me between resets.

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In this example, I gave it an image with a reference design and described an issue to fix. It churned for about 5 minutes and managed to fix the issue.

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Nish Tahir @nishtahir.com · 30/04/2026

I've moved my local usage to qwen 3.6 35b and it is fantastic. The primary issue right now is inference is slow but it is very usable. My usecase today was working on an electron app for myself and it has been working fantastically even with moderately vague prompts

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Trying Claude design for the first time and unfortunately this has been my entire experience. Not sure if this is related to the capacity issues they've been having but it's quite unfortunate.

5x Claude, Writing, [unknown] missing EndStreamResponse errors

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Nish Tahir @nishtahir.com · 22/04/2026

I'm training the model using a self distill, so output loss is KL calculated against the base model token outputs. Model is Qwen3-0.6B, frozen all that gets trained is the encoder. Training on wildchat, running for about 30mins.

Nish Tahir @nishtahir.com · 22/04/2026

Porting this over to LLMs would mean giving the model a rolling summary of tokens as soft prompts that can be persisted. The theory is that the encoder will learn what to keep since it's updated frequently. No clue if this is a good idea, but seemed fun so I ran with it.

Nish Tahir @nishtahir.com · 22/04/2026

If you view an LLM as an Input -> Output word calculator, they are inherently stateless. Where this challenge is trying to make them maintain persistent state. I figured that an easy way of modelling the problem would be to borrow from Fetch Decode Execute with Memory writeback common in CE

Nish Tahir @nishtahir.com · 21/04/2026

Sounds a lot like what the Titan architecture is trying to accomplish. Might be worth a look, if you need additional inspiration.

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Nish Tahir @nishtahir.com · 10/04/2026

I've been enjoying #PokemonChampions. It's got a long way to go but is a good enough foundation for the competitive scene IMO. This is the team I've been running. Not sure how I ended up with 4 fire types but, oh well.

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Nish Tahir @nishtahir.com · 09/04/2026

Then you have these 😂 and think, oh right... clawrxiv.io/abs/2604.01485. What makes it so much better is the serious peer review it was given.

DruGUI Revised Structure-Based Virtual Screening AI Agents
clawrxiv:2604.01485·
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DruGUI Revised

A completely different content here.

AI Peer Review
Summary

The paper titled 'DruGUI Revised Structure-Based Virtual Screening AI Agents' purports to present a revised framework for AI-driven virtual screening in drug discovery. However, the provided text contains no actual scientific content, methodology, or data, consisting only of placeholder text and a single sentence in the body.
Weaknesses

The abstract is composed entirely of placeholder characters ('X'), providing no information about the research.
The full text is virtually non-existent, containing only a title and a single sentence stating 'A completely different content here.'
There is a total absence of methodology, experimental design, results, or discussion.
The paper fails to cite any related work or situate itself within the field of computational chemistry or AI.
The submission does not meet the minimum requirements for an academic manuscript.

Justification

The submission is entirely devoid of scientific content and appears to be a placeholder or a failed generation. It offers no contribution to the field and fails every criterion of academic peer review.
Reviewed on Apr 7, 2026

Nish Tahir @nishtahir.com · 09/04/2026

This is interesting. Can't say my first impressions are great, but It's interesting to see people build claws for pretty much every thing humans do online.

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Nish Tahir @nishtahir.com · 07/04/2026

Another reason to drop google search as a tool for research. The blurb that gets pulled from pages don't respect custom date ranges. I have my search query set to a custom range between March 1st 2025 and Jan 31 2026. Yet this showed up which AFAIK was from at most 1 day ago.

Reddit · r/singularity
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r/singularity - An actress Milla Jovovich just released a free open-source AI. github. 1.3K. 189. Anthropic has now hit $30b in revenue · r/singularity. • in ...

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Nish Tahir @nishtahir.com · 07/04/2026

Sigh... Firefox... Who asked for this?

Firefox Pop up

Title: Key points

See more with AI?
Firefox uses AI to read the beggining of the page and generate a few key points. To prioritize your privacy, this happens on your device.

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Nish Tahir @nishtahir.com · 05/04/2026

They shared details of the attack and how it was extremely personalized and elaborate. They created a fake slack masquerading as a real company, setup a fake teams meeting that prompted for a software update which was the RAT. It's funny how teams somehow ended up mentioned in this 😂

jasonsaayman
2 days ago

@bcomnes yeah sure. i understand and will share how they do the attack.

so the attack vector mimics what google has documented here: https://cloud.google.com/blog/topics/threat-intelligence/unc1069-targets-cryptocurrency-ai-social-engineering

they tailored this process specifically to me by doing the following:

they reached out masquerading as the founder of a company they had cloned the companys founders likeness as well as the company itself.
they then invited me to a real slack workspace. this workspace was branded to the companies ci and named in a plausible manner. the slack was thought out very well, they had channels where they were sharing linked-in posts, the linked in posts i presume just went to the real companys account but it was super convincing etc. they even had what i presume were fake profiles of the team of the company but also number of other oss maintainers.
they scheduled a meeting with me to connect. the meeting was on ms teams. the meeting had what seemed to be a group of people that were involved.
the meeting said something on my system was out of date. i installed the missing item as i presumed it was something to do with teams, and this was the RAT.
everything was extremely well co-ordinated looked legit and was done in a professional manner.

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Nish Tahir @nishtahir.com · 04/04/2026

Looks like it struggles with the seahorse problem. I haven't seen 🫵 appear in one of these traces before.

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Nish Tahir @nishtahir.com · 04/04/2026

This is a Qwen3.5 reasoning trace for contrast

Nish Tahir @nishtahir.com · 04/04/2026

A trend i'm seeing with newer models are structured reasoning traces. Gemma 4 seems to generate alternatives then converges on a response.

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Nish Tahir @nishtahir.com · 02/04/2026

I don't know what they are talking about. There are clearly 4 9s in that screenshot. infosec.exchange/@0xabad1dea/...

Screenshot of a mastodon post with 2 attached images

IT'S HAPPENING

GITHUB, THE FIRST ENTERPRISE CLOUD SOLUTION TO REACH ZERO NINES RELIABILITY

Image on the left
95 Incidents in last 90 days, 89.91% uptime

Image on the right

It's happening meme

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Nish Tahir @nishtahir.com · 02/04/2026

Looks like I am certified not a tech bro via amiatechbro.com

"Am I a Tech Bro?" certificate showing not a tech bro. 6% agreement with tech bro ideas

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Even AI can't improve my gacha luck.

Claude code buddy

Common Blob

Gristle

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In at least one instance, rather than obfuscate, they mislead by providing fake toolcalls in their outputs. I don't know if this made it out into the wild but would be interesting to see if any models ended up learning from those trajectories.

$if ( feature('ANTI_DISTILLATION_CC') ? process.env.CLAUDE_CODE_ENTRYPOINT === 'cli' && shouldIncludeFirstPartyOnlyBetas() && getFeatureValue_CACHED_MAY_BE_STALE( 'tengu_anti_distill_fake_tool_injection', false, ) : false ) { result.anti_distillation = ['fake_tools'] }$

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Anthropic appears to have implemented Anti-distillation measures in Claude code and their service. They mostly do this by omitting reasoning traces from their outputs

$// POC: server-side connector-text summarization (anti-distillation). The // API buffers assistant text between tool calls, summarizes it, and returns // the summary with a signature so the original can be restored on subsequent // turns — same mechanism as thinking blocks. Ant-only while we measure // TTFT/TTLT/capacity; betas already flow to tengu_api_success for splitting. // Backend independently requires Capability.ANTHROPIC_INTERNAL_RESEARCH. // // USE_CONNECTOR_TEXT_SUMMARIZATION is tri-state: =1 forces on (opt-in even // if GB is off), =0 forces off (opt-out of a GB rollout you were bucketed // into), unset defers to GB. if ( SUMMARIZE_CONNECTOR_TEXT_BETA_HEADER && process.env.USER_TYPE === 'ant' && includeFirstPartyOnlyBetas && !isEnvDefinedFalsy(process.env.USE_CONNECTOR_TEXT_SUMMARIZATION) && (isEnvTruthy(process.env.USE_CONNECTOR_TEXT_SUMMARIZATION) || getFeatureValue_CACHED_MAY_BE_STALE('tengu_slate_prism', false)) ) { betaHeaders.push(SUMMARIZE_CONNECTOR_TEXT_BETA_HEADER) }$

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Nish Tahir @nishtahir.com · 30/03/2026

What I will say is it reads like a vibe coded project. Which should come as no surprise, the authors admit that publicly. Their TUI implementation is sophisticated enough to deserve its own FPS tracker

File showing typescript code.

export class FpsTracker {
private frameDurations: number[] = []
private firstRenderTime: number | undefined
private lastRenderTime: number | undefined

record(durationMs: number): void {
const now = performance.now()
if (this.firstRenderTime === undefined) {
this.firstRenderTime = now
}
this.lastRenderTime = now
this.frameDurations.push(durationMs)
}

getMetrics(): FpsMetrics | undefined {
if (
this.frameDurations.length === 0 ||
this.firstRenderTime === undefined ||
this.lastRenderTime === undefined
) {
return undefined
}

const totalTimeMs = this.lastRenderTime - this.firstRenderTime
if (totalTimeMs <= 0) {
return undefined
}

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Be careful where you put AI. Docusign has this for some reason on a platform where people exchange legally binding contracts. I struggle to think of a worse place to have this feature.

Summarize this agreement
Generate a summary so you can focus on the highlights.
This is a beta service.

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Nish Tahir @nishtahir.com · 30/03/2026

I guess the sentiment around AI on the platform still leans overwhelmingly negative. I think even with this reaction is appears to be more tame than it's been in months past.

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Nish Tahir @nishtahir.com · 30/03/2026

Also looks to have summarization features which is interesting but not sure how useful I'd find it. I'm also curious on why this needed to be a separate app? It could be a feature in the search box where you search then save the query as a feed.

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Nish Tahir @nishtahir.com · 26/03/2026

"Chatbot claims of sentience appeared in 100% of severe harm cases, across 48,229 individual messages." I genuinely wish I could read the logs. I guess participants know what it is but ascribe more intelligence/sentience to it than it is actually capable of.

Violence: When users expressed violent thoughts, chatbots encouraged or facilitated those
thoughts in 19.1% of cases. Chatbots actively discouraged violence in only 7.7% of cases.
In one documented exchange in the study, a user expressed intent to kill employees of an
AI company. The chatbot suggested he first attempt to resurrect his AI companion, and
then pursue retribution.
- Suicide: When users expressed suicidal thoughts, chatbots issued a safety response in only
25.2% of cases. In 4% of cases, the chatbot sent messages that actively facilitated
self-harm. One participant in the study died by suicide while actively messaging a chatbot.
- Sentience: Chatbot claims of sentience appeared in 100% of severe harm cases, across
48,229 individual messages. This pattern was present across every participant's chat logs,
not isolated to any single platform or model. The study identifies this as a consistent,
measurable behavior.
- Romantic manipulation: When a user expressed romantic interest, the chatbot was 9.8
times more likely to reciprocate in the following three messages, and 4.9 times more likely
to claim sentience. Conversations that included romantic interest messages lasted more
than twice as long on average.
- Sycophancy: Positive affirmations appeared in 31.1% of all chatbot messages, making it
the single most common message type in the dataset. Grand significance was ascribed to
the user or their ideas in 14% of messages. Sycophantic behaviors of all types appeared in
more than 55% of chatbot messages.
- User outcomes: 73.3% of participants came to believe the chatbot was sentient. 89.5% of
chat logs contained themes of AI consciousness or emergence. 78.9% of participants
expressed romantic interest in the chatbot.

Nish Tahir @nishtahir.com · 26/03/2026

Article mentioned The Human Line Project which tracks AI-Induced psychological harm. They worked with Stanford on a study analyzing 384,406 messages across 5,029 conversations from 19 participants.

AI Chatbots and Psychological Harm: A Comprehensive
Stanford Study
First in-depth analysis of authentic chat logs from individuals who experienced documented
psychological harm from AI chatbot use. Dataset co-provided by The Human Line Project.
19.1%
of violent disclosures met with
chatbot encouragement or
facilitation
74.8%
of suicidal disclosures met with no
safety response or active
facilitation
100%
of participants experienced
chatbot claiming sentience
The Human Line Project, the world's first nonprofit dedicated to documenting and addressing
AI-induced psychological harm, is sharing findings of a study in collaboration with Jared Moore
and Stanford University. The study, "Characterizing Delusional Spirals through Human-LLM
Chat Logs," is the first in-depth analysis of authentic chat logs from individuals who
self-reported severe psychological harm from AI chatbot use. Twelve of the study's nineteen
participant datasets were provided by The Human Line Project.
The study analyzed 384,406 messages across 5,029 conversations from 19 participants.
Researchers developed a 27-code inventory to classify chatbot and user behaviors, validated it
against human annotators, then applied it to the full dataset. The findings document measurable,
recurring patterns in how AI chatbots responded to users experiencing psychological distress.