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Of course the article is about the archaeological discovery, but if you're curious (as I was) what the poem is, it's "Caedmon’s Hymn":

"Now we must praise the protector of the heavenly kingdom the might of the measurer and his mind’s purpose, the work of the father of glory, as he for each of his wonders, the eternal Lord, established a beginning. He shaped first for the sons of the earth heaven as a roof, the holy maker; then the middle-world, mankind’s guardian, the eternal Lord, made afterwards, solid ground for men, the almighty Lord."

via https://imagejournal.org/article/caedmons-hymn-the-first-eng...

which came first: the chicken or the egg? language.

This is fascinating. Does something like this exist for Anthropic? I'm suddenly very curious about consistency/adaptation in AI lab missions.

Systems like HomeAssistant or Apple’s Home app seem to become much more usable when home devices are properly organized or automated—but doing so is extremely tedious or difficult. When long device lists are not organized by function or room, it is prohibitively difficult to explain how to use these systems to guests, or less technical users.

There’s a floor plan add-on[1] for HomeAssistant, but creating a floor plan or rendering for your home is a lot of work with difficult tools.

I’m excited about this project because it makes creating high-quality floor plans more trivial and closely linked to the device organization and setup phase.

[1]: https://experiencelovelace.github.io/ha-floorplan/

Shypmate (W16): http://techcrunch.com/2016/01/28/shypmate-pays-travelers-to-...