lateinteraction asks: who's building 'Tinker for weight-space programming'?
lateinteraction · x · 2026-11-08
lateinteraction poses an open question: who is building "Tinker for weight-space programming"? He argues the infrastructure needs of weight-space programming (WSP) "may allow for great economics." It's a brief directional musing pointing at a gap in training/weight-level tooling rather than a concrete product, but it flags an infra niche worth watching.
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