Posts
All the articles I've posted.
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Opus 5 Is Allowed to Find Bugs Now. It Went From 2 Working Exploits to 99.
Anthropic shipped Claude Opus 5 yesterday at Opus 4.8 prices and unblocked source-code vulnerability discovery for every user. The system card also shows exploitation capability jumping roughly 50x over Opus 4.8, with UK AISI solving an enterprise cyber range 8 times in 10.
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Nine Memory Providers, One Slot
A Hermes Agent user asked which memory backend to pick and whether two can be combined and ranked. The answer is nine providers, one active slot, and a multi-provider PR that opened two days ago. Their real problem was never memory.
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The Slop Detector That Couldn't Design Its Own Landing Page
Impeccable and Taste Skill both promise to stop your coding agent shipping purple-gradient AI slop. Impeccable's Hacker News launch went badly enough to be instructive. Six months on, here's what the evidence actually supports.
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Liang Wenfeng Says CUDA's Moat Falls in a Year. The Wall He Can't Climb Takes Three.
A leaked four-hour call with DeepSeek's founder got read as a bear case for NVIDIA. The software claim in it already happened, in public, on GitHub. The capacity number is the one that settles the export-control argument.