It is just ironic - there are other countries who want talent that goes to US but does not have industry to support them. I guess this is how monopoly looks like.

I have been using GPT 5.5 to build a video game. Benchmark sounds about right. It generates assets and sprite good enough, if not closer to AAA level games. Will check antigravity now.

Would you be able to share a bit about your workflow? Have been meaning to try AI gen for game models, and would love to know how people are tackling this.

I have alot to share. I'm writing a blog about it. I'll share along with the game.

Sounds interesting! Please don't forget to link that in this comment thread :)

They also uploaded sensitive docs in chatgpt [1]

[1] https://www.politico.com/news/2026/01/27/cisa-madhu-gottumuk...

Reading that article makes it look like Trump/Noem filled positions with foreign moles. One day the American people will have an accounting.

After reading Madhu's Wikipedia page and some basic research it looks like he failed his polygraph required to access controlled compartmentalized information (SCI), then DHS (under Noem) then fired six career staffers because of him failing his polygraph. He also does not appear to meet the US Persons requirement for TS:SCI clearance.

That's somehow more bananas to me than so many other things the Trump admin has done, simply because they managed to break the Iron Law of Bureaucracy, but of course only in ways which further damage the country through corruption and incompetence.

Wow. That is bananas. How in the world did anyone ever consider him to be the right guy for the job? There has to be an agreement in place to leak sensitive stuff to anyone who will pay for it. Cut a check and we'll let your guy handle it.

I can't wait until we round up all these thieves.

VAT carousel is fraud. This is pre-legal.

What are the types of ARR the platform support?

Can it also generate SOC2 certifications in days?

They gotta become a platform, so likely more will come

I heard they started a hardware unit operating in stealth, but the rumor is they’re working on a box.

Does it clone the data? We have a table with 35GB data, what happen in that case?

It does clone the data. It uses copy on write to clone so data size won't slow it down since it's a metadata operation instead of actual data movement

It clones the entire DB so it's not quite 6s per TB but actually the entire thing takes <6s independent of size

Probably something to adjust on the site to make it clearer!

Their website says they clone at 6s/TB so you probably will get a branch less than 1s

Does it make it remotely? I mean, you can do that locally with

``` CREATE DATABASE cloned_db WITH TEMPLATE source_db OWNER your_owner; ```

It is basically like invoicing through AWS Marketplace.

I am writing kubernetes compatible single binary service for various runtimes in rust [1].

Currently supports docker, containerd, wasm runtimes. I am adding support for jvm and kvm, etc. Works as is in macos. There is mock runtime too to mock it for various testing various distributed services etc.

It is a fun little experimental project.

[1] https://github.com/debarshibasak/superkube

Have you seen rusternetes?

https://github.com/calfonso/rusternetes

I picked Rust as my language before the AI hype in popularity so I'm biased on k8s tooling in my focus language.

Cool project!

This is interesting. I am trying to k3s equivalent essentially. Not a full implementation.

I dont agree. For instance, one of the features in the roadmap was to build pgbouncer equivalent project internally. We did not underestimate the time it would take. You can have tech debt if you are not cautious. Internally, we do PRD-driven development; this is how we are not incurring tech debt.

> agent that's likely to wipe your Prod instance and backups at some random future time.

Funny that you mean, we are actually building a platform that builds guardrails, runtime policies, tool repo and classifiers that prevents agents from these operations.

The agent thing is going a bit out of hand here.

Admittedly stateful GET requests are heretical, but it may be the future!