Building Tinker for weight-space programming could have great infra economics
lateinteraction · x · 2026-11-08
Lateinteraction argues the real opportunity is a Tinker-like service for models being actively modified, while the reasoning side can simply piggyback on your existing Codex/Claude subscription. He believes the infra needs of weight-space programming (WSP) may allow for great economics — a short but pointed take on an unbuilt niche in fine-tuning infrastructure.
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