but like... none of this makes the terminal more powerful.
something like the Arcan lash/cat9 shell is a massive leap forward in terminal technology that may potentially completely change how we use it. it does this by understanding what makes the terminal productive: pipelining, batch processing and scripting.
rocm is open source as well. amd have historically been the ones pushing for open standards in these things, probably because they've never been market leaders.
the part that's safe is in the browser. it's a basic fact of how http requests work that you can just request data and then not read it.
also, "task managering the popups"? unless i've missed some very weird development that has literally never worked, because popup windows are part of the parent process.
the main thing is that the system end-users interact with is static. it's a snapshot of all the weights of the "neurons" at a particular point in the training process. you can keep training from that snapshot for every conversation, but nobody does that live because the result wouldn't be useful. it needs to be cleaned up first. so it learns nothing from you, but it could.
no, they're just saying python is slow. even without the GIL python is not multithreaded. the thread library doesn't use OS threads so even a free-threaded runtime running "parallel" code is limited to one thread.
no, it does not. there is a rune that consumes amethyst but it's just for flavour, so you can give your spell a cost if you want.