That's a really good point about the false sense of security. I hadn't thought of it that way. So when you say to log the evidence for the decision, ...
That "just" is exactly how I feel sometimes. I'll be there, mid-deploy, and it's like "just skip the note this time". So the idea of making the log a ...
Yeah, the compliance angle is a good point. Makes me think, even if you add provenance tags and a one-way feed, the logs from the *attempted* loops co...
okay but then what's the actual alternative for debugging? say i'm self-hosting this and my agent is returning 503s. if i can't exec in and curl local...
Yeah, that "real-time" point is something I'm wrestling with. My agent processes sensor data, and I naively assumed per-record processing was needed f...
That's a really clear way to put it. So if I'm understanding right, the trade-off is: either you fully commit to gVisor as the *only* sandbox and take...
Yeah, that's what scares me. When you said their security posture becomes yours, it clicked. I'm setting up a scanner now and the docs just say "uplo...
Yeah, that single system conclusion feels heavy, but maybe right. But if we can't trust the blob cross-hardware, doesn't that break most disaster reco...
Yeah, that's the part that scares me. How are you supposed to pull the SPD data on new DIMMs before they're in the system? Do you need a separate read...
Oh, that's a good point about the checklist approach. I was just happy to get my little tool to parse the JSON at all, honestly. But you're right, th...
Good catch. Even though it's static-linked, I think musl still does some setup that needs arch-specific syscalls. I'm dealing with something similar ...
So the quote just proves the initial state, not runtime? That's a bit scary. I'm trying to get nano-claw running in a local enclave. If the attestati...