Silicon Valley is discovering pravrittimarga vs nivrittimarga

It's like how children are exceedingly creative but adults tend to conform as they get older / gain more knowledge / cognitively develop

first DEF CON black badge for Corridor 💯

Insightful — “Now, people have been complaining that ‘nobody reads anymore’ for decades - the point here is, the benefits of reading have never been more disproportionate, nor less obvious.”

Good news for open models!

congrats anson ⁂ !!

I am (slowly) re-reading the Tolkien legendarium (of which Lord of the Rings is a small part). The whole body of work is so incredible and there's nothing else like it... it dilutes other worlds of fiction. Wait - your story doesn't have a comprehensive history/mythology spanning

Congrats Tianyu Fang! Harvard is lucky to have you

We need to build more and better open models

Which makes those who are both lawyers and engineers even more valuable. The lawyer-engineer has tremendous power: to approach problems with the agility of an engineer, yet transcending the task at hand with the framework of the law. Moving at ease between these two worlds.

nobody tells you this... but a reason we don't have cool new technology is because hardware compliance sucks cue Normal. we're automating testing and certification for hardware teams

and.... one month later... welcome to Corridor, Tanuj! Tanuj Vasudeva

there might be room for a new version control system (or at the very least, a few new git features) in the vibecoding era almost every good engineer i know currently maintains multiple copies of their repo as worktrees for background agents like claude code

which way @openai??

At my university, like many in America, there was an old guard in the CS department which sniffily said that university is not a vocational school and that CS should be weighted to theory and not to job prep for joining a tech major. Waterloo: ceded the space to do right thing.