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In 2009, Craig Gentry proved that it is possible to compute on encrypted data without ever decrypting it, and the result was widely treated as a theoretical curiosity. Sixteen years later, homomorphic encryption has crossed from conference papers into production pipelines: banks screen transacti...
Prompt engineering has a bad reputation because most of it is superstition. But underneath the "you are a helpful assistant" cargo-culting, there are a handful of techniques that reliably work — and they're grounded in how the model actually behaves. Let me separate the real patterns from the f...
Yesterday morning my feed exploded with a model release again. But this one was different from the usual frontier drop. Qwen 3.
Every data tool has an intermediate representation, whether it admits to one or not. It is the thing a model becomes after parsing and before execution, and it quietly decides what the tool can do. dbt's IR is templated text, which is why ref() is a string and why a macro can produce SQL no ana...