This Page Is Served From a GPU

The blog you're reading runs on one of the Lab's GPU servers.

There is no cloud behind this site. The page you are reading is generated by a small Python process running on a GPU node inside the Lab, reached from the public internet through a tunnel that dials out from the network — see the Matsya tunnel for how a sealed home network can serve a page at all.

The panel at the top of the home page is live: it reads the GPU's load straight off the machine on each request. So the Lab is not just described here — it is doing the serving. Refresh, and you are hitting a machine that lives a few feet away, not a data center three time zones away.