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EPISODE · Mar 7, 2026 · 20 MIN

Anthropic Blacklisted, Dark Breakfast Discovered, and the Fourth Amendment Fights Back

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The Pentagon designates Anthropic a supply-chain risk to national security after the AI company refuses to remove safety guardrails, someone models breakfast as a vector space and discovers unexplored culinary dark matter, the Tenth Circuit rules against broad searches of protesters' devices, Anthropic offers free Claude Max to open-source maintainers, a 17-year-old Stack Overflow question about 2>&1 sparks 242 comments, Cloudflare proposes a better JavaScript streams API, and Jane Street hides MD5 inside a 2500-layer neural network.

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