Show me man the man and I will show you the crime.

Modernized. Industrial AI scale.

A React app that renders to text running inside a terminal implemented using electron.

Or maybe it is a pretty good thing for the American economy that you can get AI at cost rather than monopoly pricing.

You know, for the rest of the economy that is not big tech.

It's not good for current administration. The American AI growth is only thing that keeps the GDP not looking terrible.

And investor pumping money in US AI circular money flow just makes innovation everywhere else slower. If not for the GPU/Memory drought running stuff locally (or just in competition cloud) would be far cheaper

> It's not good for current administration

I don't know where to begin if you're leading with that. Anything approaching reality is not good for the current administration.

I think most researchers who loose their funding choose to do other things rather than migrate.

But where is battery, engine, controller board, camera, optic cable etc from?

I wouldn't be surprised if the battery, camera and optic cable and such could be harvested from a smartphone nowadays

Engine probably still needs to be custom but lightweight drone engines are off the shelf products so...

The same place as the Ukrainians and the Russians get their stuff.

Grab the weights. Seize the means of production. Tech workers of the world unite.

I have forgotten all about Apache Wicket - will this cause the downfall of western civilization?

I am curious if there is a “harness” for maths out there (like the system prompt and tool collection in Claude code but for maths instead of coding)?

Asking the llm to structure its response in plan and implementation, allowing it to call tools like python, sage, lean etc.

https://aristotle.harmonic.fun/ is the one I've heard of previously in regards to LLMs solving previous Erdős problems.

Also curious about this, it seems like it would be important to guide these tools more specifically based on the domain of expertise.

I am not part of the scene but I am sure there is, Tao himself talks a lot about this type of thing

the system prompt could be narrower, for instance. there's no reason for such a harness to know about React stuff, for instance.

Does Claude Code's system prompt know about react? Why? That would be dumb even for coding for e.g. server side applications.

Like when I'm programming with Go or Scala or Rust, codex just assumes the relevant stuff is on my PATH. If it needs to reference library definitions, it looks at the standard locations (which the model already knows) for the package cache. etc.

Not long ago the story was this:

DeepSeek’s next AI model delayed by attempt to use Chinese chips

https://www.ft.com/content/eb984646-6320-4bfe-a78d-a1da2274b...