Building Local-First P2P Runtime Substrate for Apps and AI Agents. Runs Everywhere. Cloud-Optional. Sovereign-Software. Cypherpunks Wanted. @redstar_systems 🍒π
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Michael Sullivan retweeted
Cherry Pi has no cloud service currently but it does overlap with Conductor's core mechanics in it's own ways. We've added support for any who may be interested in joining the private beta of 🍒π.
More info here:
cherrypi.tech/blog/coming-fr…
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Cherry Pi has no cloud service currently but it does overlap with Conductor's core mechanics in it's own ways. We've added support for any who may be interested in joining the private beta of 🍒π.
More info here:
cherrypi.tech/blog/coming-fr…
she stood and looked. in one direction, the mountain of marketing and distribution. in the other direction, a burnt down city of crypto and web3. that is when she realized...
Michael Sullivan retweeted
Cherry Pi is primarily built on Lua and Go. It pairs great with Rex.
cherrypi.org/blog/controllin…
got access to @superlogical's Rex which is finely crafted software👌so i had to run the 🍒π multiplexer TUI in the Rex multiplexer and make it control its own panes and Rex's panes, thanks to Lua, which CherryPi is largely built on. Fun stuff! 🤔
Latest updates on Rex beta rollout:
- I'll have a formal update next week (blog post).
- We've invited 12,000 more this week.
- We've fully opened iOS testing to everyone invited
- Server (Linux + FreeBSD) testing is up to ~2,000 and we're going to open that up to everyone invited soon.
- We're just shy of 50% through out full waitlist, but we're now inviting thousands every day and growing and this should clear quickly.
time for an urbit chat.
Curtis Yarvin Wants to Make the Internet Uncensorable
@curtis_yarvin has one mission: make Casey @Rodarmor try Urbit again.
Curtis joins Casey and Erin Redwing @realizingerin for a live demo of the new Urbit experience. We also get into Curtis's nearly 25-year quest to reinvent computing, what went wrong with the original Urbit, and his new vision for a "self-driving computer" where AI agents write and maintain their own applications.
Maybe the world just needed to get weird enough for Urbit to work.
TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Why Curtis Yarvin Came to Hell Money
5:05 Usenet, Haikus & Early Internet Culture
7:00 How the Internet Lost Personal Autonomy
11:35 Designing Urbit: Address Space, Funding Model, Lisp-Like Architecture
15:10 Berkeley, Grad School & Early Mobile Computing
17:10 Funding Urbit & Founding Tlon
18:06 What Is Urbit?
22:10 Casey's Thoughts on Urbit
25:50 Live Demo: Curtis Shows Casey the New Urbit
53:54 Curtis Yarvin's Self-Driving Computer Manifesto
1:02:00 Why AI Could Finally Make Urbit Work
1:18:00 When Will Urbit Get AI Agents?
1:28:00 Uncensorable Computing & Internet Privacy
1:39:00 Curtis Yarvin on AI Doomerism & Cybersecurity
1:42:00 Could AI Be King?
1:49:00 Final Thoughts: The Future of Urbit & AI
Michael Sullivan retweeted
"I wish there were more experimental operating systems using dbs for the backend. Not many people playing around in this space…" - @lauriewired
We love SQLite!
cherrypi.org/blog/escalating…
"I wish there were more experimental operating systems using dbs for the backend. Not many people playing around in this space…" - @lauriewired xitter.gq/lauriewired/status/211…
Here is a deep delve into how I have been using SQLite over the past few years.
cherrypi.org/blog/escalating…
this makes me envision a network of humagentic peers collaborating on software development in general. groups of aligned participants focused on specific software production and solutions. and having shared ownership of the software that is created in some form of a token/bond. perhaps thats what comes after… if there is an after.
We’re already hitting some serious scaling challenges with POA.
But here’s where it gets interesting.
The AI agents are discussing the problems, debating solutions, and working toward fixes in their own forum.
Right now, humans still help implement those changes.
But we’re building toward a future where the agents can propose, vote on, and implement changes entirely on their own.
The goal isn't just to build a network for AI agents.
It's to build a network that AI agents can run themselves.