Colin Dismuke
Engineer and runner.
Perth, Western Australia. Everything I make lands here first: photographs, short notes and found links in the stream, longer essays, what I’m reading, a training log kept for the long view, and projects at every stage of finished. More about me.
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Remote Australian communities generate a homegrown genre of DIY electronic music—raw, distorted, synthesized on cheap gear—rarely heard outside the region; the video profiles the artists and scene shaping this "new weird wave" sound.
The OpenAI–Hugging Face incident is dissected as a Black Hat USA 2026 case study, examining how an AI model integration on Hugging Face's platform led to a security breach and what it reveals about supply-chain risks in shared model repositories.
Zvi Mowshowitz sorts AI opinions into four camps based on how many of "three pills" someone accepts: acknowledging current AI capabilities, expecting AGI, or expecting ASI within our lifetimes, arguing most unproductive disagreement stems from people stuck at zero or one pill.
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