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White House Accuses Moonshot AI of Stealing Anthropic's Model - and the Evidence Is Shaky

The White House accused Moonshot AI of stealing Anthropic's model in just two weeks. The problem is that model only became public two weeks before Kimi K3 shipped.

23.07.2026 Read more →

Brain vs AI - Which One Is Actually More Efficient

Your brain just read this sentence on the power of a light bulb. Sam Altman thinks that's too slow - and is building a nuclear bunker in case the AI he believes will surpass humans goes rogue.

21.07.2026 Read more →

Will AI Replace Developers, and What Should Juniors Do Now

AI writes almost all my code now. That's not a coincidence - and Musk says it outright, even though Huang pushes back.

17.07.2026 Read more →

How I Donated Blood for the Military for the First Time

Found a Telegram channel looking for blood donors for the military, signed up one evening - and by the next day I was sitting in line for tests at a military hospital.

15.07.2026 Read more →

OpenAI Released GPT-5.6: Three Models, Programmatic Tool Calling, and a Repeat of the Government Clearance Story

OpenAI released GPT-5.6 as three capability tiers at once, Sol, Terra, Luna. A breakdown of the new caching mechanics, Programmatic Tool Calling, and where the model genuinely beats competitors, and where it doesn't.

10.07.2026 Read more →

Grok 4.5 Is Out - and This Might Be the First Release Where the Vendor Shows Where It Loses

SpaceXAI released Grok 4.5 and honestly showed in the announcement where the model loses to competitors - an unusual level of candor for an industry that typically only publishes favorable benchmark slices.

09.07.2026 Read more →

Why I Took Ukraine's ЄВІ 2026 Entrance Exam for a Master's Degree

10 years in IT, and it turns out I'd forgotten half of computer architecture. A story about Ukraine's ЄВІ 2026 and a master's degree that seemed like a formality.

07.07.2026 Read more →

How I Adapted to Claude's 5-Hour Usage Limit

Claude resets its usage limit 5 hours after your first message, so I learned to start that timer before breakfast instead of whenever I happen to sit down to work.

05.07.2026 Read more →

How Chess Helps Me Think Like a Developer

How a lunch-break chess game turned into a bullet habit - and why thinking fast at the board directly helps with the day-to-day job of a developer, especially now that AI writes the routine code.

02.07.2026 Read more →

How I Almost Became a Bone Marrow Donor

My wife signed me up for a bone marrow donor registry, I forgot all about it - and a few months later I get a call saying I might be a match for someone.

24.06.2026 Read more →