Ever wanted to generate smokey logograms from the heptapod language in the awesome sci-fi movie "Arrival" (2016)? Probably not 😅 But a few people asked for the text-to-image model I trained, so it's now on @replicate ! replicate.com/meghabyte/arri…

By popular demand, Claude Code-written JavaScript Warli generator.

Sad to hear that Ada's Technical Books in Seattle is closing this week -- it's a wonderful bookstore. I always found something obscure but interesting when I visited. adasbooks.com

i mounted a tiny microphone on my apartment balcony to listen for any birds passing by and built a site to collage them as they're heard

made a site that picks the closest rothko for how the weather feels outside your window

Back in Seattle at #MLSys2026 to present Hawkeye, a tool for exact replication of GPU-level operations (e.g. FP16 matmul on NVIDA Hopper) on a CPU, useful for verifiable ML! 🔐 w/ Erez Badash, Dan Boneh, @komargodski Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2603.20421 Code: github.com/badasherez/gpu-si…

My Data Sonification project mapping hourly forest data (e.g. soil moisture, temp) to the bansuri 🪈 received 1st place at @HubbardBrookNH 's data contest! 🎶🌲 It was fun figuring out how to make real-world climate data "sound" good 🙂Check it out here! meghabyte.github.io/blog/ban…

i met the woman who takes care of the wild parrots in sf her home is filled with photos of them, close up shots, their heads tilted to the side, looking directly at the camera. she knows their routines, where they are in the city depending on the time of day. they all have names. she knows who is partnered with who. they bring her their children in the summer, when they are nesting. she feed them apples and raw sunflower seeds and walnuts. i watched one eat an apple out of her hand. his name is romeo. he brought his son with him. apparently romeo is looking for his fourth wife now.

Eaton Fire burn scar 16 months later. The fire blasted it's way through here at 60 MPH with temperatures of 1,500°F - 2,000°F. California native plants rock.

March cherry blossom Madness. Tacoma, Washington

Check out our paper taking a broader look at emergent misalignment in large language models, published today in @Nature !

Blue Cross had refused to pay thousands of claims for the center’s patients, but on several occasions execs at the insurance company had signed special one-time deals with the center to pay for their wives’ cancer treatment. propublica.org/article/blue-…

I'll be discussing work on using AI for pharmacovigilance (led by @claudeai 😉 ) as a Spotlight in #Agents4Science today at 11:00am PST! It was really fun participating in @james_y_zou's experiment on what happens if we let an LM lead a research project agents4science.stanford.edu

I can't stop thinking about Adrienne Rich's poem about AI, written in 1961.