ForgotIdAgain

Still quite buggy, but a fun project, massive kudos to kgws for the original work

Those long standing math problems solution may serve as building block for solving the experimental science ones.

Full disclaimer: Claude Code was used heavily, but I experimented with fun stuff in addition to the cpu emulation, like a fully procedural asset production with aesthetic checker script.

Being into computers is now such a stereotypical way to be nerd, I would be way more interested to talk to a plumbing nerd right now.

The massive data gathering part should only be part of the learning phase of the system imo, once it get a good model of reality it should infer useful knowledge information from few data, like an expert.

I guess the point of view is that if a department is well running, it means it is overressourced. So you reduce the ressources until it's breaking point, just enough for it to not fail. A jaded service manager told me it was part of its official training: if the clients was too satisfied that meant that human ressources were wasted on them, so he had to spin plates between clients. I guess it was economically optimal.

I come from a developping country, and this whole schtick about "being concerned by tech addiction is a western luxury" is tiring.

I think that engineering progress made while building those machines are maybe more relevant for practical technical development than the discovery they make.