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🔗 ArtLung: Hello, human.json? ~ 07 Apr 2026

I prefer to curate my own “algorithm.”

🔗 Why Anthropic’s new model has cybersecurity experts rattled

Anthropic said, the model has found thousands of high-severity vulnerabilities in every major operating system and web browser, and in many cases developed related exploits. Among them: a vulnerability in OpenBSD, a security-focused open source operating system, that had escaped detection for 27 years; another flaw in the video encoder FFmpeg that had escaped detection in 5 million previous automated tests; and “several” vulnerabilities in the Linux kernel, which could be exploited to take complete control of a user’s machine.

🔗 The Apocalypse Is Here - Michael Moore

America, a country 250 years old, and the only nation sick and violent enough to have ever used a nuclear weapon, in partnership with Israel, a nation younger than Mick Jagger and Bugs Bunny, and the only nuclear armed nation in its region, are on the verge of wiping one of the oldest civilizations off the map.

🔗 The cognitive impact of coding agents

That was 48 seconds. Our full conversation lasted 1 hour 40 minutes.

💬 Simon Willison

I had been meaning to write up a longer piece about Simon Willison’s appearance with Lenny 🖇️other than this one - and now no need - Simon did it himself.

🔗 Highlights from my conversation about agentic engineering on Lenny’s Podcast

🔗 What are the odds of Apple surviving? – Asymco

Fascinating review of the absolute uniqueness of Apple in the world of business.

🔗 All the letters | Seth’s Blog

But if you start out with the same letters as everyone else, don’t spend a lot of time admiring your letters. It’s the words that matter.

Every writer has all of them. 26 in most Western languages. But no writer knows all the words.

🔗 The Motley Fool asks: Where Will Apple Stock Be in 5 Years? – Asymco

NB: The Motley Fraud is not a reliable source of anything but bad stock picking advice…

🔗 Asymco Bulletin 006 – Mar 28, 2026

In Apple’s first 50 years it shipped 5.13 billion computers. This shipment total is higher than any other computer company in its first 50 years. There actually are no other PC makers that are 50 years old.

🔗 Long odds and unseen differences - Seth

Buy the best story you can afford, with all the benefits it comes with. But don’t be confused by the odds or tiny differences. They’re probably zero.