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    <description>I chose one slightly wrong word, and a few hours later my AI was calmly walking me toward a command that would have cracked my server wide open — to fix a problem that never existed. Here&apos;s how a tired typo became a HAL problem, and the one simple move that got us out.</description>
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    <description>An honest write-up of an experiment that hasn&apos;t finished and may not finish the way it started. The question: does emotional pressure make an AI behave worse, the way the interpretability research predicts? The answer so far is quieter and more useful than the dramatic version — and the dead ends turned out to be most of the result.</description>
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    <description>A $20 Claude subscription gives you a tireless expert work crew. It does not give you the instinct to notice that storm water runs straight into your front door. Here&apos;s what an experienced developer would warn you about before you build your first app.</description>
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    <title>Hello, world.</title>
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    <description>First post on LogosPress — the static-first, AI-extensible blog engine I&apos;m building to replace WordPress.</description>
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