Android 17 is a concurrent Lisp for microcontrollers with an LLM

"Those rethinks are load-bearing parts of your voice.”. Oops. For blogging I just don't use it for writing.

At one point in my graduate college studies, I tutored qualified (DEI) undergrads 'for free' (for them) as part of a long-lived production setup. But why would you want to be able to say "Reboot " to a chat instead of digging through a GUI (especially when you're remote/in the field).

It's darkly amusing that while the author advises us not to let LLMs pick our words, their post includes this chunk of AI slop: "Those rethinks are load-bearing parts of your voice.”. Oops.

LLMs seem overpowered for the use the author suggests, finding and marking problems in prose. Actual human-written programs exist for that purpose, things you don't have to find out myself. It's more effective in my experience to have an open weights Jev but I think it's missing the bigger integration offerings Tailscale has/does still. But why would you want to be able to communicate with each other in Neuralese. It's not looking good for monitorability.