Interesting write-up. It’s basically using Wine as a loader and then skipping the Windows layer entirely via Linux syscalls. The core risk seems to be ABI drift (LP64 vs LLP64, struct layouts, calling conventions), so…
Feels like a rebranding of "eventually the inductive bias wins": train long enough and you can jump from memorization to a simpler rule that generalizes. Interesting, but I’m not sure how often this shows up outside toy…
Interesting write-up. It’s basically using Wine as a loader and then skipping the Windows layer entirely via Linux syscalls. The core risk seems to be ABI drift (LP64 vs LLP64, struct layouts, calling conventions), so…
Feels like a rebranding of "eventually the inductive bias wins": train long enough and you can jump from memorization to a simpler rule that generalizes. Interesting, but I’m not sure how often this shows up outside toy…