Cute, and quite something if the sim-to-real pipeline is as smooth as we all might hope.

Demo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szW7N_7B3tU

44Music not taken? Common time signature seems obvious...

oh, 'the44music' is it. Ok, world is fine.

Missing opportunity for rational compositionalists over Grothendick Topologies and (pre-)sheaves taking FiftySevenLabs

As we automate more and more, and see claims of "one shotting" 80+yo maths conjectures, documenting and sharing what didn't work is surely going to get more and more important...

Usain Volt

Usain Nuts and Bolts

Prime example of "low effort, high risk"...

Open Source Malware? Oh you mean 'deniable cyber intrusion tech'!

To be fair, GOV.FR did recently move to all open source software utilisation.

The Graph memory topology is an interesting idea... As is the idea of pushing all the nonlinear stuff into writes, leaving state evolution essentially linear (at least, by my read)

More evidence this may have been written by a pigeon...

From protobuf to quantum computing, Google just keeps solving problems nobody has...

That's not Google. Buf.build is, hilariously enough, a completely separate company that tries to make sense of Google's protobuf, and it's doing a decent job from what I can see.

Protobuf should at least get credit for enforcing fields be optional.

They reluctantly acknowledged that as a mistake by adding an actual "optional" modifier for field presence. proto3's previously so-called optional were really all present with a zero default value; proto2 could have supported that for required fields at the code level if they had wanted. In the end, all they've changed is how they frame the feature.

so you're saying protobuf has no purpose?