The teams conferencing solution probably needs it. It’s pretty spiffy when it works - it detects whether you’re in the same room as the conferencing device and potentially suggests muting
Codex via codex-cli used to be pretty about knowing whether it was in powershell. Think they might have changed the system prompt or something because it’s usually generating powershell on the first attempt.
Sometimes it tries to use shell stuff (especially for redirection), but that’s way less common rn.
Big question is which feature subset you want to replicate.
Kubernetes means everything to everyone. At its core, I think it’s being able to read/write distributed state (which doesn’t need to be etcd) and being able for all the components (especially container hosts) to follow said state. But the ecosystem has expanded significantly beyond that.
Was there any research into prior art? Recently did some research into this space and it seems like there are already a bunch of off the shelf open source projects for address this
Think speed could be a potential benefit. Why go through source -> llvm ir -> binary with linking and all the other stuff? Think I’m bearish on the concept, but who knows?
One parallel could be using ml for simulations to not write or compute all the rules
It’s pretty spiffy when it works - it detects whether you’re in the same room as the conferencing device and suggests pre-muting your audio.