Worth noting that NVIDIA confidential computing and similar schemes have been compromised and shouldn't be relied upon if it really matters. See https://tee.fail/ and similar.

I was interested in trusted execution environments and how safe they were. If you look on google scholar and start reading, they seem super vulnerable. The feeling is that the industry has no better option and that they are a way to tell customers they are safe when they're not

> the function signature is what they read, but the scars are what they need.

This feels like a golden quote. Don't know if you intended for it to rhyme, but well done :D

thanks. honestly didn't catch the rhyme, accidental aphorism :D

A while ago I checked this out and the homepage looked like it had fallen to the 'AI hype' trend, you know like how everything was 'AI-native XYZ for Autonomous Agents' at the time. I'm not seeing that now though.

Am I thinking of someone else or did you reverse on that?

Yes, that was us. And yes, we reversed on that. The feedback from our community was quite clear :)

they don't restrict you to using their opencode agent, you can use go in any other agent

Weird; I clicked through out of curiosity and didn't get any corruption of the sort in the end result.

I also asked it some technical details about how diffusion LLMs could work and it provided grammatically-correct plausible answers in a very short time (I don't know the tech to say if it's correct or not).

that said the documentation is rough, especially for their support for non-React frameworks

Do you have anywhere for people to follow the developments? :)

Do you have anywhere people can follow out of interest? :)

Thanks for asking!

https://discord.gg/FdW68hh4Jv

I post periodic builds in here. Nobody is in there now, but I'll be focusing on social growth once I have more impressive things to demo.

This looks really excellent, looking forward to giving it a try, thank you for sharing!

Sounds interesting, but if I may: the website is exceedingly sluggish, something like 1-2s interval between re-renders when trying to scroll the page (Firefox Linux). Not seeing any reason to explain this based on the page content but it's not happening with anything else on my system atm

edit: maybe `WARNING: Falling back to CPU-only rendering. Reason: webGLVersion is -1` from the console explains why, although I don't get why the page would need webGL

I took another look at this and it seem like the issue is a bug where firefox on linux for some reason fails to enable hardware acceleration when using WebGL. The landing page requires WebGL to function properly and will fall back to non accelerated rendering if it fails. I could not reproduce this on arch Linux with latest firefox build, plain default install. So it could be that some setting or extension in your browser triggers this issue. But thank you for letting me know about this :)

Probably explains it, but one wonders why this page would need WebGL at all. It's not like it's a rich graphical application... is it? :)

I can't reproduce this on stock firefox on linux. Will have to take a deeper look into this. Thank you for letting me know about it!