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The Developers Log 221-23, I think.

Developers log 221-23, I think.

Dr. Evan Brady, lead developer for Project Pydion.

I never know how to start these.

Well, despite assurances to the contrary, timelines continue to shift around on this project.

What began as an open-ended exploration of new methods of AI development through a total codification overhaul has been given a significant degree of urgency as of late.

Deadlines have been proposed for the team, and as is the usual, they are patently unachievable.

I was able to argue for a little bit of additional time, but we are still forced to move way faster than I'd like.

So, in other words,

nothing unexpected there.

The new team that I have been granted is on paper, exceptional.

Dr. Young continues to shine.

He even made a passable attempt to conceal his disappointment

and not being named lead developer on the project. So for Howard, that's progress.

Dr. Caulfield is as always hard to read. He largely keeps to himself, which we all prefer at this point. About a week and a half ago,

he just started disabling protocols left and right on our sandboxed S8 subversion, which

set the rest of the team back a few days, actually. He claims the result in data was worth a disruption, but I thought Dr. Storberg was going to knock him out.

But either way, he got what I assume he wanted, his own unique instance to mess around with.

So hopefully he finds something decent that we can implement in the final version.

He almost certainly will.

Assholes like that always do.

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