Levi Neuwirth
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Speculative Reluctance
15 April 2026
AI labs are likely deliberately reluctant to scale because they are aware that any imminient shift to locally run models as the norm would render their compute redundant. We take Anthropic as a principal case study to validate this hypothesis.
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Ozymandias: A Static Site Framework
12 April 2026
Ozymandias is the static site framework underlying this website, now extracted and released under the MIT license. It is a full-featured Hakyll and Pandoc setup for long-form writing: sidenotes, epistemic profiles, backlinks, wikilinks, a swipeable score reader, a semantic search pipeline, and more — configurable from a single YAML file and deployable with a single make command.
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Beyond Comorbidity Indices
9 April 2026
A deep learning model using ICD-10-CM diagnosis codes with a permutation-invariant Deep Sets aggregator improved 30-day unplanned readmission (AUC 0.7496 vs 0.6553 for CCI) and 30-day postdischarge in-hospital mortality (AUC 0.8557 vs 0.7844 for age-adjusted CCI) compared with Charlson and Elixhauser comorbidity-index benchmarks in a national claims database of over 113 million adult hospitalizations.
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Where Does SIMD Help Post-Quantum Cryptography? A Micro-Architectural Study of ML-KEM on x86 AVX2
4 April 2026
We systematically decompose the sources of SIMD speedup for ML-KEM (Kyber) on Intel x86-64 AVX2. By benchmarking four compilation variants, we demonstrate that GCC’s auto-vectorizer provides negligible benefit, and that hand-written AVX2 assembly delivers a – performance increase for core arithmetic operations. This drives an end-to-end KEM speedup of –.
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Empirical Musings on Spaced Repetition for Learning Beyond Memorization
26 March 2026
A compendium of years of informal, empirical experiments aimed at extending the efficacy of Anki beyond rote memorization to more intricate levels of learning.
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The Philosophical Legacy of Dostoevsky's Implicit Rejection of Logic and Science in Part I of Notes from Underground
24 October 2025
Notes from Underground is widely admired as a cornerstone of literature, culture, and philosophy. This paper develops the argument that the primary philosophical undercurrent is a rejection of logic and science as end-alls in modern life, traced through comparison with the more explicitly articulated works of Dostoevsky’s contemporaries and successors: Nietzsche, Heidegger, Shestov, Ellul, Sartre, Camus, Husserl, and Arendt.