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Since the Last One
Since the last one: the site stops showing its wiring, a watchdog learns to tread lightly, the classifier gets designed ruling by ruling, everything becomes 0.0.1 — and from a work break on Saturday, I asked my own machine who it was. It told me the truth.
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Two Days of Building
Two days of building: the engine gets its own name, the household of engines learns to be seen and chosen, the front door gets fixed, and it turns out she already has eyes. Low tech, high mythology — a mind of one’s own, built at home, one verified step at a time.
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DeepGravity Dev Diary: November 3, 2026
The engine got measured six ways to Sunday. The 128K window fits, the Q5 stays the go-to, oversized context dies at load instead of spilling to RAM, and the twelve principles are now baked into the model itself.
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Work Diary: Tuesday, November 3, 2026
Tuesday started after midnight and never really stopped — box updates, a blank page fixed, the Altman letter published, and by nightfall we were building a model with the twelve principles baked in.
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Screw Your Cloud, Sam Altman
Screw Your Cloud, Sam Altman. An open letter on Altman’s ‘quite terrible’ DRAM remark, the 5% number with no source, and why idle RAM is sovereignty, not waste — and why local iron is the exit.
