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summary: it wrote some hacky code to look at both /proc/net/tcp4 and /proc/net/tcp6 (but was only written to properly parse ipv4 addresses!) which magically turned out, out of all the 32bit ints it could get, to be owned by the pentagon. of all the timelines...

It is random but not “chosen”: it peeked at its own VM’s ipv6, passed it through its own ipv4 parser, which grabbed bytes and int()’d it (truncating to last 4 bytes) which when turned into octets was by sheer dumb luck the pentagon

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That's okay! I think what I wanna study is the model itself :) wondering if there's a J-Lens for glm yet - but probably too big for me to do anything. Was the VM IPv6 assigned by an LLM or you? Or random from dhcp?