Building Rednode - Local-First P2P Runtime/OS for Apps and AI Agents. Runs Everywhere. Cloud-Optional. Sovereign-Software. Cypherpunks Wanted. @redstar_systems
omaka 赤
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humagentic riffing.
C=2π c (1 ps)≈1.88 mm
In one trillionth of a second the entire future of any event is trapped inside a ring smaller than a grain of sand. Nothing — not a signal, not a force, not information, not causality itself — can escape that ring. The universe is not “big.” On the timescales that actually govern chemistry, electronics, and the birth of every particle interaction, it is microscopically local and brutally finite.
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Michael Sullivan retweeted
oh i gots to see this!
you guys just go there 😝
xitter.cf/sull/status/2083296511…
so which software license y'all using now? lets pretend it matters, shall we? perhaps fsl.software
Everything is binary
Everything is reverse engineerable
Reverse engineer anything
rea.tools
some of us will walk past that which will feed us, and bleed and sweat and cry... in order to feed the disempowered.
Michael Sullivan retweeted
abstraction until the form factor is invisible. it does not need to be, some may not want it to be, but it can be… invisible.
respect.
If we don't trust agents, why do we trust the environments they build in?
Containers aren't enough. Shared kernels aren't enough. Every piece of software will need real isolation.
we've built minimal to give every agent its own microVM on your machine. You decide exactly what it can touch.
Isolation should be the default.
Michael Sullivan retweeted
Native and fast: Rust and GPUI. It uses your ssh keys and config. No account.
macOS, Linux and Windows, Intel and Arm:
brew install --cask lumarylabsllc/tap/muxin
muxin.dev
muxin.dev/docs
github.com/LumaryLabsLLC/mux…
Michael Sullivan retweeted
There are so many packages being used here it’s simply just unusable for anybody. Super idealistic but horrible experience for the user. Also, fragmenting across so many packages leaves so many attack vectors - most early data breaches this year came from compromised NPM packages and dependencies, it seems counterproductive to stack dependencies. It also gets people to buy private inference that is not truly private which defeats the whole purpose. It’s easy for 0.1% of the world to use this.
