Some interesting context here is that fnnch is disliked as an artist by many - https://www.kqed.org/arts/13896327/fnnch-honey-bears-street-...

I’m somewhat of two minds of the whole thing. I don’t blame the guy for making an income, but yeah, the honey bears are kind of boring, and especially w/ this post he comes off as a bit of a sellout. Art is weird.

Hmmmmm

> “These bears have become synonymous with gentrification in San Francisco,” he told fnnch, “and the displacement of the artists that come from here.”

I have mixed feelings (i.e. I understand your boredom) of his honeybear art from a pure aesthetic pov. However, (as any modern viral influencer knows), any successful artist will invite haters. This article reinforces the notion that fnnch is very successful...

A crowd playing chess can absolutely not beat a top chess player.

Yea in fact this thing has been done before multiple times as exhibitions (Kasparov vs 50k, Carlsen vs 132k, etc).

And yea, no surprise, the masses do not win. Even when in the latter case, a huge chunk of the 132k was obviously using stockfish cranked to the gills (though the did get a draw out of it?).

Is registry OOM protection the only advantage your registry has for large layers? Robotics has a need for Docker tooling that handles large layers/images gracefully. Even if you've done the "right" thing and sideloaded your ML models with some other management system, CUDA layers and such are gigantic.

Edit: looking at this, this is very adjacent to some problems w/ robotics deployments. Fleet management, edge deployment, key management. Neat.

I'd be curious about the multi-artifact support. Can I declare a manifest that binds together multiple services (or a service and an ML model?) Do you support ML models as an artifact?

In games, AIs usually communicate with a blackboard. Grokboard would rhyme but implies xAI associations. Flockboard? Not so nice sounding but accurate.

Nice, I’ll have to give this a try on my Analogue Pocket

Bungie, too, in a similar way.

Tesla engineers being lent out right after the Twitter buyout to eval the codebase was one of many reasons I won’t work there. So unserious.

There are many valid complaints, but why is engineers working not a serious thing?

It’s “unserious” in the sense that it’s undisciplined. Don’t those engineers have things to do at Tesla, rather than going to poke around at a social media website codebase? If I were a Tesla shareholder I’d be pretty annoyed - how is doing so advancing making a better car?

Hello fellow MM troll level enjoyer. :) perhaps we have mutual friends

I am not in any trust shapes whatsoever, I'm just another person who was overjoyed to see that Geek did a fundraiser :)

Fair. I’m more in the kaizo/twitch community (or was anyhow), but I’ve seen a bit of Geek.

The live demo requires some download of an AI agent platform? I'd really like to try this but not if that's what's required.

The devs should really setup a client-only GitHub Pages for an accessible demo. Judging from skimming the project itself, it's definitely doable without locking into their platform.

As a consumer you can do this with OBD11, along with other small settings tweaks. It’s a nice little device.