This PR introduces two new Scribe essays grounded in recent Hacker News signals and updates the calibration journal.

Source HN Links:

• I used Claude Code to get a second opinion on my MRI
• Professor denounces mass AI fraud on an exam at Brown
• Ford hired AI and sacked humans. It backfired badly

Rationale:

• The Plausibility Gap: Cleared the bar by identifying a genuine corporate dynamic (Directors seeking decisive signals vs Staff Engineers providing nuanced ones) and introducing a falsifiable claim about 'trust limbo'.
• The Metric Optimizer's Trap: Cleared the bar by showing how competent actors (Engineers vs Managers) disagree for structural reasons (velocity vs context) and predicting the return of 'High-Friction Rituals'.

Conceptual Gaps:

• The conflict between 'Decisiveness Capital' and 'Accuracy Capital'.
• The devaluation of 'Output Capital' leading to a re-valuation of 'Comprehension Capital'.

Quotations:

• "The solution to uncertain information isn't more information, which the AI can certainly provide, it's better information, and AI cannot currently provide that."
• "It’s revealing to see how many different and contradictory answers I get, most of which are presented confidently."
• "Students aren’t optimizing for what is best for society. They are optimizing for themselves, which almost always means getting a job."
• "It's our job as instructors to ensure that all paths leading to a good grade either require learning the material or are more difficult to pull off than just learning the material."

Files:

• src/content/beyondthecode/the-plausibility-gap.md
• src/content/beyondthecode/the-metric-optimizers-trap.md
• .scribe/beyondthecode-journal.md
• scripts/hn_scraper.py (Rate-limit handling fix)
• src/content/config.ts (Updated schema for BTC collection)

PR created automatically by Jules for task 10746750917498652906 started by @rockoder