We are building agents, pushing training and post training to the limit, building harnesses and elaborate fiddly setups because we keep trying to make agents work with human-based tools. Rust is a human-based tool, typescript is a human-based tool. I think there is a better way.
I'm experimenting with infrastructure, code, languages and version control built specifically for agentic-driven products.
Now, I'm not particularly trying to hype what I'm building although I think that's where we as an industry need to go, even if my solution will not end up being the best solution I hope to start some conversation around it.
The plot thickens.
"We show that the formalised Lean proof does not correspond to the [written paper] proof of blow-up of solutions to the Navier-Stokes equations."
https://t.co/02Q52MH81g
What if you built Forth on a hashmap instead of a stack, with first-class database and an easy way to do APIs?
Well, here it is. Live reload, custom IDE with debugger, built-in persistence all in a single binary from development to deployment.
Next: liveview-like rendering, native compilation, ???