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by cloudhead 5mo ago
Thanks for explaining!
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by cloudhead 5mo ago
Did you have to look or review any of the code produced, to get the performance/capabilities that you wanted, or were all interactions through CC? In other words, did you hit any walls with the pure agentic workflow?
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Community Computer: Collaborative Autoresearch on a Peer-to-Peer Network(community.computer)
11 points by cloudhead 5mo ago|0 comments
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by cloudhead 6mo ago
I’m working on Radiant Computer: https://radiant.computer — a new from-scratch personal computer and OS.
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A.I. and the Future of Computing(radiant.computer)
1 points by cloudhead 7mo ago|0 comments
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by cloudhead 7mo ago
The title is misleading
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by cloudhead 7mo ago
Can you elaborate? Zig has a lot of traction already.
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by cloudhead 7mo ago
Uhm yeah, a touch screen is not a keyboard. It will never be one.
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by cloudhead 8mo ago
So 5000 IU is the recommended amount?
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by cloudhead 8mo ago
Hyperion, anyone?
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by cloudhead 9mo ago
What's MC/DC?
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by cloudhead 9mo ago
How does this work? Files need to reference other files eg. for calling functions from other modules, which means semantic analysis needs both files in memory to check the types. This is especially complicated with mutual recursion across m
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by cloudhead 9mo ago
I think you’re right with regards to the intention — but I’ve personally not experienced the case of an std lib being too big — good examples of “the right size” would be Go or Zig.
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by cloudhead 9mo ago
The fact that you either need a third party dependency or a large amount of boilerplate just to get decent error reporting, points to an issue in the language or std library design. I've started also dropping `thiserror` when building
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by cloudhead 9mo ago
False dichotomy.. if reliability matters, you have to invest in both. Fault tolerance is not a replacement for correctness.
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by cloudhead 9mo ago
What’s wrong with your keyboard haha
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by cloudhead 9mo ago
For sure, and I guess that's kind of my point -- if the OP says local coding models are now good enough, then it's probably because he's using things that are towards the middle of the distribution.
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by cloudhead 9mo ago
In my experience the latest models (Opus 4.5, GPT 5.2) Are _just_ starting to keep up with the problems I'm throwing at them, and I really wish they did a better job, so I think we're still 1-2 years away from local models not was
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by cloudhead 9mo ago
And your point is? Shipping garbage is better than not shipping anything?
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by cloudhead 9mo ago
https://radiant.computer A new vertically integrated operating system and computer for the next generation. Working on the native language and OS currently!
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by cloudhead 9mo ago
Looks interesting, but I self host so it would have to work with plain Git URLs.
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by cloudhead 10mo ago
> LLMs deserve a 100x better browser. Hold on, why can't humans have a 100x better browser?
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by cloudhead 10mo ago
Nice, this aligns with what we're working on at https://radiant.computer -- it would be nice to gather all such projects in one place.
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by cloudhead 10mo ago
I’m working on Radiant Computer. https://radiant.computer It’s a new kind of computer that attempts to part from the unix heritage and offer something really accessible and modern.
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by cloudhead 11mo ago
Yes, good idea — I know about Rebol but haven’t looked at it from that angle.
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by cloudhead 11mo ago
Thanks for your comment. I do think Linux is good enough (it's what I use daily), but I'm a software person. I don't think linux is good enough for the average person or for kids learning how to use computers. It's hard
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by cloudhead 11mo ago
In five years time, "I want AI" will be 99% of computer users. Sure, neural nets are opaque, but having an AI assistant running locally and helping you with your tasks does not make your computer any harder to understand.
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by cloudhead 11mo ago
Thanks for the feedback. My goal at this stage is to put the full vision out there, and refine it to create a sense of direction, a north star under which to work. A lot of the specifics are undecided/unknown and that's ok at this
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by cloudhead 11mo ago
I agree! I've been thinking about why terminal software is so compelling, and how to make that the default while keeping the system accessible to beginners. I think there's a way to do it, to unify GUI, TUI and CLI.
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by cloudhead 11mo ago
That's a nice approach, thanks for the advice.

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