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Anthropic published a way to read LLM’s inner thoughts last week (Natural Language Autoencoders). 2 days later, we spent 36h straight hours at Platanus Ventures Hack Buenos Aires, were we built an open-source system that uses it to detect deception and steer models back into alignment. Here’s what we found:

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The story of building Reaper, my 500 mph RC airplane (part 2) By late April the plane was built: > carbon skins laid up from CNC-cut molds > waterjet-cut internal rib structure > 250N turbojet characterized with custom inlet and nozzle > 30ft catapult tested with a 3d printed dummy (it fell over so changes were made before the maiden) One problem left: nowhere to fly it. You can't test a 500mph jet at Piedmont Park. So I spent an entire afternoon cold calling farmers until one said yes, 3 hours south of Atlanta. His only condition: his wife and kids got to come watch. Test day 1: we drove down, set up, and then the rain and fog rolled in. The FPV camera kept fogging over. I made the tough call to pack the plane up untouched and drive 3 hours home. Test day 2 was the sunday before final exams, the last possible window of the semester. We spent an hour setting up the launch rail, and right as we were about to fly I reached for my controller. It was sitting at home. 3 hours away. My roommate Luca grabbed it and met me halfway. We got one flight in, right before sunset. Reaper hit 600 km/h (370 mph) on its maiden. If we hadn't flown that day, the plane would've sat in my apartment all summer. Sometimes the hardest part of engineering isn't the engineering. More soon.
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The story of building Reaper, my 500 mph RC airplane (part 2) By late April the plane was built: > carbon skins laid up from CNC-cut molds > waterjet-cut internal rib structure > 250N turbojet characterized with custom inlet and nozzle > 30ft catapult tested with a 3d printed dummy (it fell over so changes were made before the maiden) One problem left: nowhere to fly it. You can't test a 500mph jet at Piedmont Park. So I spent an entire afternoon cold calling farmers until one said yes, 3 hours south of Atlanta. His only condition: his wife and kids got to come watch. Test day 1: we drove down, set up, and then the rain and fog rolled in. The FPV camera kept fogging over. I made the tough call to pack the plane up untouched and drive 3 hours home. Test day 2 was the sunday before final exams, the last possible window of the semester. We spent an hour setting up the launch rail, and right as we were about to fly I reached for my controller. It was sitting at home. 3 hours away. My roommate Luca grabbed it and met me halfway. We got one flight in, right before sunset. Reaper hit 600 km/h (370 mph) on its maiden. If we hadn't flown that day, the plane would've sat in my apartment all summer. Sometimes the hardest part of engineering isn't the engineering. More soon.

Tomas Salvo

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One year ago, our X account disappeared. No warning. No explanation. Just gone. With no way to explain what had happened, fear, uncertainty, and disbelief started to spread. People questioned what was happening. People assumed the worst. Silence filled the gaps. At the time, we didn’t even know why we’d been suspended. We attempted to create other accounts, but they were also taken down. That’s when it became clear this wasn’t random. We had to dig, investigate, and piece it together ourselves, with no X channel to explain anything publicly. I won’t pretend it didn’t hurt. It did. But instead of reacting, we had an internal conversation that changed everything. We made a simple decision: If we couldn’t talk, we would build. If we couldn’t defend ourselves in public, we would let the tech do it for us. So we went quiet. And we went all in. 💪 Day after day. No noise. No hype. Just execution. Over that year: • Final testnet phase completed • Mainnet went live • The routing layer started breathing, live on • Real workloads began moving • Nosana integrated directly into our execution layer • Strategic partnerships formed, including with Ozak AI • Relay launched to bridge Web2 enterprises into what we’ve actually built: attempted to create other accounts, but they were also taken down⚡️ Most people never saw it happen. And that’s okay. The people who mattered did. Getting our X back today isn’t about a social account. It’s symbolic. It closes a very difficult chapter. And opens the one we’ve been preparing for all along. 🚀 Now the outside world finally gets visibility into what’s already real. Not promises. Not decks. Not theory. Live infrastructure. ✅ Live routing. ✅ Live execution. ✅ The new website will be live very soon. The whole stack is finally coming together, and we can’t wait to show it to the world. This isn’t incremental. It’s a fundamental shift in how compute is routed. 2025 was about resilience and building through silence. 2026 is about adoption, scale, and making some serious waves. The internet routes data. We route compute. It’s good to be back. ❤️ Here’s a preview of the hero video from our new website, coming very soon. $OGPU
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One year ago, our X account disappeared. No warning. No explanation. Just gone. With no way to explain what had happened, fear, uncertainty, and disbelief started to spread. People questioned what was happening. People assumed the worst. Silence filled the gaps. At the time, we didn’t even know why we’d been suspended. We attempted to create other accounts, but they were also taken down. That’s when it became clear this wasn’t random. We had to dig, investigate, and piece it together ourselves, with no X channel to explain anything publicly. I won’t pretend it didn’t hurt. It did. But instead of reacting, we had an internal conversation that changed everything. We made a simple decision: If we couldn’t talk, we would build. If we couldn’t defend ourselves in public, we would let the tech do it for us. So we went quiet. And we went all in. 💪 Day after day. No noise. No hype. Just execution. Over that year: • Final testnet phase completed • Mainnet went live • The routing layer started breathing, live on • Real workloads began moving • Nosana integrated directly into our execution layer • Strategic partnerships formed, including with Ozak AI • Relay launched to bridge Web2 enterprises into what we’ve actually built: attempted to create other accounts, but they were also taken down⚡️ Most people never saw it happen. And that’s okay. The people who mattered did. Getting our X back today isn’t about a social account. It’s symbolic. It closes a very difficult chapter. And opens the one we’ve been preparing for all along. 🚀 Now the outside world finally gets visibility into what’s already real. Not promises. Not decks. Not theory. Live infrastructure. ✅ Live routing. ✅ Live execution. ✅ The new website will be live very soon. The whole stack is finally coming together, and we can’t wait to show it to the world. This isn’t incremental. It’s a fundamental shift in how compute is routed. 2025 was about resilience and building through silence. 2026 is about adoption, scale, and making some serious waves. The internet routes data. We route compute. It’s good to be back. ❤️ Here’s a preview of the hero video from our new website, coming very soon. $OGPU

OpenGPU Network

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