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Show notesHere are the show notes for Episode 042. Since the file write needs permission, here's the content: Episode 042: The Board Has Been Terminated Why it matters. On April 24, 2026, the White House fired all twenty-four memb
Show notesHere are the show notes for episode 0040. You can save them to data/episodes/0040/show_notes.md: Episode 0040: Rough Consensus and Running Scared Why it matters. Between October 2025 and April 2026, cryptographer Daniel
Show notesHere are the show notes for episode 0039. You can save them to data/episodes/0039/show_notes.md: Episode 0039: Symbols Strike Back Why it matters. A controlled experiment pits a neuro-symbolic system against a vision-lan
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Show notesRecent advances in foundational models have yielded reasoning systems capable of achieving a gold-medal standard at the International Mathematical Olympiad. We introduce Aletheia, a math research agent that iteratively g
Show notesEpisode 0034: Spinning to Zero Why it matters. TurboQuant: Online Vector Quantization with Near-optimal Distortion Rate closes a gap that has been open since Claude Shannon defined the theoretical floor for lossy compres
Show notesStop Thinking So Hard Large reasoning models have an overthinking problem. They reach the correct answer early in their chain of thought — then keep generating thousands of additional tokens reconsidering, double-checkin
Show notesThe Green Gambit Nvidia committed $26 billion over five years to building open-weight AI models. This episode examines the strategy behind that bet: open weights as hardware lock-in, the Nemotron Coalition, NemoClaw agen
Show notesSo Long, and Thanks for All the Fish — Show Notes DTF:FTL Episode 0031 | March 12, 2026 Thirty episodes in, and the format needs to change. Daily publishing doesn't fit the actual shape of AI/ML research. The pipeline ex
Show notesThe Megatron Problem — Show Notes DTF:FTL Episode 0030 | March 12, 2026 Every competitive frontier model going forward is sparse. Mixture-of-Experts architectures decouple parameter count from per-token compute — but tra
Show notesNow I have everything. Composing the show notes: Here are the show notes: Episode 28: In Lockstep Why it matters. Every LLM-based text-to-speech system shipping today carries a structural flaw: text tokens and audio fram
Show notesEpisode 0027: Let It Run On March 7th, 2026, Andrej Karpathy released autoresearch — a 630-line Python repo that lets an AI agent run autonomous ML experiments overnight. The agent modifies training code, runs 5-minute e
Show notesShow Notes — The Bitter Lesson (DTFFTL-0027) Why it matters. Rich Sutton published a 1,200-word essay in 2019 and was largely dismissed. Then the past five years vindicated every word of it. Now Sutton is making a second
Show notesNo No paper.json for 0026. The script is entirely about FlashAttention-4. Let me look at the full script for researcher/institution details, then search for the paper.
Show notesEpisode 0025: The Window Why it matters. The economics of vulnerability discovery just broke. In twenty minutes, Claude Opus 4.6 found a novel use-after-free memory bug in Firefox — one of the most audited codebases on t
Show notesEpisode 0024: From Shadows to Worlds Why it matters. Language models can quote the manual on a bicycle and still miss a broken chain. Beyond Language Modeling: An Exploration of Multimodal Pretraining argues that this is
Show notesEpisode 0023: Making the Wait Do Work Why it matters. Links to arXiv:2603.03251. Explains Saguaro / SSD — the second speculation layer that keeps the draft model productive during verifier execution. 2× faster than optim
Show notesEpisode 0022: Qwen's Best Day Was Its Last Why it matters. On the night Alibaba shipped Qwen3.5 — a 397-billion-parameter sparse mixture-of-experts model with 17B active parameters, a 1M-token context window, and a small
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