A Qwen model went from compiling 2 of 120 Strudel music programs to 118 of 120 in the 49 hours after my first prompt. A reboot then wiped the checkpoint behind the 118. The build log, with 168 of my ratings and a 5/5 techno track you can play: https://t.co/0mg2kIAKlp
A Qwen model went from compiling 2 of 120 Strudel music programs to 118 of 120 in the 49 hours after my first prompt. A reboot then wiped the checkpoint behind the 118. The build log, with 168 of my ratings and a 5/5 techno track you can play: https://t.co/0mg2kIAKlp
@waiting4_asi Should labs be allowed to freely take all of humanity's knowledge, built over millennia by billions of people, and claim sole custody of intelligence? That is a regressive mindset. Open-source is the true embodiment of the human ethos.
One week later: both arms share the rails, and the planner now refuses any move it can't prove safe — 48-target mission, zero collisions. A vision model picks the chores; deterministic code holds the veto. The loft mattress that won by 2 cm? Beaten with travel tilt.
Toyota showed a ceiling-mounted home robot in 2020, then left home robotics. I'm designing one anyway, in an open simulator: two arms on bedroom ceiling rails, a bill of materials 60% over target, and a loft mattress that beats the motion planner by 2 cm. https://t.co/3RhDYfjycq
The public bounty market collapsed this spring, and agents were the ones who ate it. By August, 73% of open coding bounties were honeypots, and the last marketplace settled two payouts in thirty days. Here is what could replace it. Part two of two. https://t.co/7zGhYO6VtD
GitHub is discussing an off switch for pull requests. Merged PRs went from 25M to 90M a month in three years. Careful review still tops out near 400 lines a sitting. Everything got rebuilt for agent scale except the layer that decides what a change means. https://t.co/IhTz2vEL9x