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Docker Sandboxes isolates the kernel, daemon, network and credentials inside a microVM. But its default mode still mounts the workspace read-write. “Sandboxed” is not one trust boundary.
Muse Glimmer is a 30B model built for local agents. Meta says its quantized language model fits under 20 GB and the full inference stack targets a 24 or 32 GB memory envelope.
For his Odin game, ThePrimeagen moves from retained UI to rebuilding a small interface every frame. The complexity does not vanish. It moves into places he finds easier to reason about.
Sundararajan Mohan wanted to delay giving his son a phone. He assembled five private intercoms with AI agents, then his 11-year-old son designed the enclosure in FreeCAD.
Daniel O’Donohue turns NASA, USGS and Natural Earth data into printable globes. Splitting a map into faces is not just decorative: it changes the projection problem.
A CMF Phone 1 replaced seg6's personal VPS. The useful detail is that the project got better when Android kept responsibility for the hardware and Linux moved on top.
Berlin Museum's new identity mixes two typefaces inside each logo. Instead of smoothing the city into one house font, it treats visual contradiction as material.
Erik Aronesty says roughly thirty small sites generate $15,000 a month. His process rarely starts with an idea: he first looks for an abandoned domain where demand already exists.
CodeHerder published two months of telemetry from its coding-agent fleet: 109.8 billion tokens. In the priced window, only 0.5% of token volume was output.
Persistent memory can stop an agent from rediscovering everything. It can also preserve a mistake for weeks. Aictx shows why provenance, evidence and staleness need to live inside the memory itself.