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The Window Is Open: God’s Eye View, Open Source Intelligence, and the Civilian Command Centre (opens the original)
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What installing an open-source planetary intelligence system taught me about sovereignty, AI agents and the future of personal computing.A few projects arrive with the strange feeling that they are not only useful, but historically well-timed. God’s Eye View is one of them. Created by Bilawal Sidhu and open-sourced as a browser-based spatial intelligence platform, God’s Eye View feels at first like a cinematic object. It has the visual language of a classified operations room, the atmosphere of
Geeky Weekend Digest | 2026-09-26 (opens the original)
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This week’s signals are less about one spectacular breakthrough than a wider change in where intelligence is beginning to sit.It is moving into the language of government, the economics of frontier models, the devices we wear, the laboratories where new biology is discovered, and even the institutions designed to educate the next generation.That movement matters because AI is no longer developing as a separate technological category. It is becoming an organising layer across politics, software,
Geeky Weekend Digest | 2026-09-19 (opens the original)
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This week, the argument around artificial intelligence sharpened into something more consequential than another round of competing predictions. The frontier is beginning to divide around a harder question: how fast should intelligence be allowed to improve when the systems themselves are becoming participants in the process of improvement?At one end of the debate, leading lab executives are calling for stronger evaluation, external oversight and a deliberate pacing of the frontier. At the other,
The Malleable Machine: DHH, Omarchy, open source and the computer I want to own in the agentic age (opens the original)
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The signal finally landedI have followed David Heinemeier Hansson for years.Ruby on Rails, 37signals, Basecamp, HEY, REWORK. I knew the work, understood the attitude and admired his stubborn preference for small teams, good tools and people who make things rather than merely talk about making them.Yet something changed for me recently.I watched his five-plus-hour conversation with Lex Fridman and felt a signal arrive with unusual force. DHH was talking about programm
Against the End of the Future (opens the original)
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Why I reject AI fatalism and choose acceleration, openness, abundance and human agency.There are moments when a news story stops being a news story, when what first appears to be another signal in the daily flow of information begins to touch something more personal and more fundamental. I had originally gathered the material behind this essay for the next Geeky Weekend Digest. The immediate subject was the sudden convergence around a “frontier slowdown”: Dario Amodei arguing that the l
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