> A surprising finding of that project was that all fundamental constants ended up very close to 1

This does not mean anything, at all.

I think it implies that the recalculated value was close to the original value (ie scaled by 1) for most constants apart from the 2 mentioned.

The part they purport means something follows that. We would expect most constants to be fairly close to 1.

> Or it’s just humans project meaning into a meaningless universe.

What else is there to do?

"a man hath no better thing under the sun than to eat, and to drink, and to be merry"

  -- Ecclesiastes 8:15

Eat and procreate

Oh lord. I thought pgrust was a serious project.

You thought the vibe coded postgres port was a serious project?

Tbf, the author (prompter?) went on Postgres.fm [0] recently to discuss it, and while it didn’t make me entirely confident in it, it did at least seem like it was several steps above the average vibe project.

0: https://postgres.fm/episodes/pgrust

I've hosted a Minecraft server, reading this I immediately thought that a Pi was just not powerful enough to do an adequate job at running one. Perhaps they figured that out once it was too late?

I had the same thought. Using one for yourself and probably a friend or two in the LAN could work, but I doubt it can run a proper server with a reasonable amount of slots. Maybe the first real test opened his eyes, but he still underestimated the problem.

A non-scam product would probably be targeted exactly at that scenario: plug it in, run a server for a handful of friends. Likely anything more than 10 players would never depend on a product like this.

For family and friends, this should be adequate.

It's Stonebraker, he has a history of doing this to sell shit to people who don't need it.