> a model must learn a representation of the world: […] and how events sound

I honestly hope they put an unrealistic amount of wilhelm scream into the learning process, just for fun.

"Actually, let me be careful placing the rubber sealing. If I do it too roughly, it screams."

Slightly offtopic but where are we on Quake 1 timedemo with current hardware? Is it sub-second on modern machines?

The original timedemo was how fast Sopwith game from 1984 crashed the plane:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sopwith_(video_game)

I feel bad for C++. Oh wait, I don't.

Indeed! And the content updates were done using a built-in subversion client! Quite innovative.

Uber for ambulances, got it. Claude, get to work. We will submit for Apple app review at EOD.

"Honest EMT — not just rides, but better"

Not on iOS unless you also pay annual membership to put it on the AppStore OR rebuild & reinstall the personal-account build every 30 or so days.

I’ll just vibe code a tool that rebuilds and reinstalls every 30 or so days. :)

As a DevOps engineer, if you learn to implement CF Workers with Claude Code's Cloudflare skill, you will no longer be burdened by this question. I'm running a Docker swarm on my homelab, a Docker swarm on a EC2 instance, but there's no longer a single web service in either of them. Workers is insanely good.

> Today, the undersigned commit real resources — engineering talent, security expertise, and funding — to harden the software we share

Human talent or LLM talent?

A good waiter by the time it comes to payment will know the dynamic of the group and help them organize quickly.