Fueling Tomorrow Today
By Rick Wesson, Support Intelligence, Inc. — August 2026 The Setup: Two Paths to the Same Mountain In July 2026, Anthropic published work showing that an unreleased version of Claude helped mathematicians improve a 100-year-old bound on the Riemann Hypothesis:... Read More
Short answer: you can t. But the setup gets close enough that it takes real work to find the exact reason it can t — and that reason turns out to be more interesting than the failed attempt itself. The Paper The... Read More
This project started out as an attempt to see the capabilities of AI from a conversation at the W durring RSAC-2026. A few friends had pointed out that AI could implement 90% of the products on the show floor. The... Read More
Seedling development happens entirely indoors now, under lamps. In the shortest days of the year I set up folding tables in the back room, fill trays with damp promix, and press tomato seeds no deeper than the edge of a... Read More
[update] I recently learned NoCap can t understand videos =) I ve run small companies for decades and I was stunned to see other solo-founders describing their experience on YouTube or Twitter/X. After a good friend recommended NoCap a AI VC I... Read More
A 6-bit encoding for DNA, with a binary operation for generating complements, can be designed to represent the four nucleotide bases—adenine (A), thymine (T), cytosine (C), and guanine (G)—while drawing an intriguing parallel to the I Ching, an ancient Chinese... Read More
In the fast-paced world of cybersecurity, malware sandboxes are critical tools for analyzing and understanding malicious software in a safe, controlled environment. As data professionals and security analysts, understanding how sandboxes operate, the insights they provide, and how they determine... Read More
In the ever-evolving landscape of data science, clustering remains a fundamental technique for discovering hidden patterns, segmenting customers, or even processing images. However, when dealing with spatial or high-dimensional data, traditional methods like K-means or DBSCAN often grapple with the... Read More
I ve been working on a thing that looks and acts like a hash but it isn t designed to uniquely identify a set of bytes. It s designed to represent a group of similar files, like a bucket it can contain many... Read More
The problem I d like to describe here is the lack of a well defined corpus of cyber security related threat intelligence. Lacking a well defined corpus of data to prevent us from qualifying the utility of various solutions. While there... Read More