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How hard can it be? – Part 4: Three machines and a question they could not answer
Three frontier AI systems, one unsolvable problem and a lesson about what happens when the evidence runs out.
How hard can it be? – Part 3: The answer was somebody else's
The message was solved in 1944, solved again in 1998, and I solved it in 2026 by writing to the people who already had.
How hard can it be? – Part 2: The crib that would not stop
A fragment of known German, a machine that can never encipher a letter as itself and a Bombe simulator.
How hard can it be? – Part 1: I thought breaking Enigma would be easy
I had a modern laptop and eighty years of progress. Surely breaking one Enigma message would be easy.
When reviewers read what they assume, not what you wrote
On the gap between what is on the page and what ends up being reviewed
Thesify – the wrong tool for the right job
On Thesify, mushrooming AI platforms and what happens when you skip the small print
The billion-pound misunderstanding
On peer review, academic time and a calculation that does not add up