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00:00
2026-07-07
seangoedecke.com
artificial-intelligence

Blog about things you don't understand yet

Blogger Sean Goedecke argues that writing controversial blog posts forces deeper learning and clearer thinking, contrary to common advice favoring unstructured self-expression. He claims that structur…

00:00
2026-07-06
seangoedecke.com
ai-policy

C2PA only works if everything is signed

The European Union AI Act requires AI-generated content to be identifiable via watermarks or digitally signed metadata, with C2PA Content Credentials as a key implementation. However, C2PA adoption is…

00:00
2026-07-02
seangoedecke.com
ai-policy

Text AI watermarks will always be trivial to remove

The European Union AI Act will require LLM watermarking by August 2026, but experts argue text watermarks are inherently easy to remove due to the compressed nature of text. Google's SynthID and other…

00:00
2026-06-27
seangoedecke.com
developer-tools

Saying the obvious thing

Stating the obvious is surprisingly useful, as it can clarify tacit knowledge and provide catharsis, but it is hard and sometimes dangerous. The author argues that articulating obvious truths helps al…

00:00
2026-06-26
seangoedecke.com
artificial-intelligence

AI inference is obviously profitable

AI inference is profitable, with frontier providers reporting 70%-80% gross margins, contradicting claims that it is unprofitable. Cost estimates show inference costs around $1 per million tokens, whi…

00:00
2026-06-15
seangoedecke.com
ai-infrastructure

AI GPUs probably live longer than three years

A widely cited claim that AI inference GPUs last only three years under high utilization is based on an anonymous source from a paid expert network, raising questions about its reliability. Google has…

00:00
2026-06-04
seangoedecke.com
large-language-models

Anti-AI nostalgia and the cult of the past

A growing number of anti-AI arguments in the tech industry echo the rhetorical structure of historical fascist writings, drawing on nostalgia for a purer, more spiritual past and framing modern techno…

00:00
2026-06-01
seangoedecke.com
artificial-intelligence

Weird projects I shipped with AI

Software engineer Sean Goedecke shipped multiple personal projects in the past year using AI assistance, including a daily SkiFree game at skifreedle.com, an automated Anki card generator called Autod…

08:23
2026-05-31
seangoedecke.com
large-language-models

Build Agents, Not Pipelines

Developers building LLM-powered applications should choose between pipelines and agents based on their need for predictability versus flexibility, as pipelines offer tighter control over cost and late…

00:00
2026-05-21
seangoedecke.com
artificial-intelligence

The famous o3 "GeoGuessr" prompt did not work

OpenAI's o3 model performed worse at geolocation when using a widely-circulated "GeoGuessr" prompt than with a basic default prompt, according to a benchmark test of 200 images. The median distance fr…

00:00
2026-05-20
seangoedecke.com
large-language-models

Prompts are technical debt too

Engineers are accumulating "prompt debt" by writing model-specific instructions for AI coding tools that become obsolete with each new model release, warns a developer. Unlike traditional code debt th…

00:00
2026-05-18
seangoedecke.com
ai-tools

The just-say-no engineer was a ZIRP phenomenon

The just-say-no engineer, a senior developer archetype that thrived during the zero-interest-rate policy (ZIRP) era by blocking unnecessary code and complexity, is now struggling as tech companies shi…

00:00
2026-05-17
seangoedecke.com
large-language-models

How I use LLMs as a staff engineer in 2026

Staff engineer Sean Goedecke now uses LLMs to produce entire pull requests in familiar code areas, relying on agents for every change and pushing PRs after a single editing pass as of early 2026. He a…

00:00
2026-05-16
seangoedecke.com
large-language-models

DeepSeek-V4-Flash means LLM steering is interesting again

DeepSeek-V4-Flash, a new local AI model, now makes it practical for engineers to experiment with "steering" — a technique that manipulates a model's internal activations to guide its outputs. The stri…

00:00
2026-05-13
seangoedecke.com
artificial-intelligence

AI datacenters in space do not have a cooling problem

Space-based AI datacenters can effectively dissipate heat through radiators in shaded areas, using radiation as the primary cooling method in a vacuum. While the concept requires launching hundreds of…

00:00
2026-05-12
seangoedecke.com
large-language-models

Thinking Machines and interaction models

Thinking Machines released Interaction Models, its first AI model, designed to enable fully-duplex real-time conversation where the system can listen and speak simultaneously in micro-turns. The model…

00:00
2026-05-10
seangoedecke.com
artificial-intelligence

The left-wing case for AI

A writer argues that left-wing critics of artificial intelligence overlook how large language models serve as powerful disability aids, helping people with brain fog, chronic pain, neurodivergence, an…

00:00
2026-05-09
seangoedecke.com
large-language-models

AI makes weak engineers less harmful

AI coding assistants like Claude Code are raising the performance floor for weak software engineers, transforming them from net-negative contributors who create problems for colleagues into functional…

00:00
2026-05-07
seangoedecke.com
artificial-intelligence

Why hasn't longer-horizon training slowed AI progress?

Despite predictions that longer-horizon training would slow AI progress as models require more time and FLOPs to complete complex tasks, AI capabilities have accelerated rather than stalled. The METR …

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