Links to Resources:
Aluminum Hemispheres for Body
Concepts:
MalignanceCorp Design Language - a starting place - Streamline Moderne
Quadrupedal Crab Walking
Programming:
Use Claude to Design and Build;
Links to Resources:
Aluminum Hemispheres for Body
Concepts:
MalignanceCorp Design Language - a starting place - Streamline Moderne
Quadrupedal Crab Walking
Programming:
Use Claude to Design and Build;
Some catching up on ideas One has been putting together, quite instead of the Python training One actually Needs to be doing;


Some developing notes on That. One Can build Manjaro on a Rasberry Pi 4, and then integrate that into the Yellow Home Assistant, and One can run a Python Program (SUtech) on that Rasberry Pi, but One isn't as yet certain how One can have SUtech work with Yellow. Or just create something similar to Yellow. It's going to be a Thing when One gets down to the hardware level of drivers and input/outputs.
Some links to stories One has stumbled into;
SuperVillain Zuck the Suck lost the "Grandfather of Ai" because the science researcher wanted to move away from LLMs to a new concept "World Model".
More on this "World Model".
The above two are important for SUtech. One can actually Ask AI to write a digital assistant and have it incorporate code to use any of the existing AIs out there - and it takes Moments. Does One understand it? No, not at all. And that points an accusing finger at my falling behind in studying Python. But, if One wants to have Fun, One needs to be at the closer edge to something new. Evil knows, Malignobots (more below) aren't it, because they're crab-walking quadrupeds, and everything is inline dog/deer walking robots - and humanoids these days. So, World Model AI might be where SUtech can distinguish itself. One was already hearing things about LLMs that were using more specific models (why pull Everyhing, when you could pull only the Best?).
Imagine a SUtech that worked like This (but with a robot horse head).
And Malignobots.
One of those AI generated images forgot to put in the eye, but One was thinking about the image it produced;
Back to study.
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