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A finished 12-inch silicon wafer. The repeating rectangular regions are dies, each potentially becoming a chip.
Reach into your pocket. Go on, I’ll wait.
That phone has a chip in it with tens of billions of transistors, on a sliver of sil...
A proof can now pass the checker before anyone can say what it means, or whether it says what we meant
Science has a long habit of keeping things it doesn’t understand yet.
We tested 39 institutions. Most websites negotiated quantum-resistant key exchange. Most mail servers didn’t complete our hybrid-only test.
On October 22, 2026, we knocked on three doors at the Social Security Administration.
The history of Markov chains, from gambling and free will to nuclear physics, Google, and modern AI
Every system that acts in an uncertain world faces the same problem: it can’t keep everything. It has to decide what to remember, what to c...
You don’t experience everything. You experience what survived the filter.
Right now, your nervous system is processing far more information than you could consciously describe. Light enters your eyes. Sounds compete for attention. Your bod...
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