prabhanjana_c

Nice view with sector wise grouping. while browsing independent nodes in one galaxy if the graph doesn't move, it will distract less I think.

Just heard the Scheme Programming language. Great to know that.

Great to see the AGC assembly code and knowing that Apollo 11 is coded purely in assembly. Not sure if it has any compiler. Also found https://github.com/virtualagc/virtualagc while searching for compiler.

Clean and simple UI. Some glitches on iPad. Would like to experiment on iPad.

Curious to understand , if this can be added as a skill to claude code cli /goal along with. I see it supports claude code agent sdk.

Nice and simple UI. I am new to electrical grid, and always curious to understand, overall grid and how it operates. Seems this is good starter.

Quite cool. Experimented it works. Nice to see each chip behavior is emulated. Wondering how does it make sure simulated chip is really behaving, the way real hardware behaves. Good to have a simple demo flow for 2 to 3 usecases, to get used to the simulator.

Great, yes with samosa app can see details, it is 6.52tok/sec, 4.05GB memory. Use case, I have been waiting was to run some agents in my Mac continuously with local models, but without my Mac getting heated. Seems I can experiment with samosa inference engine.

Actually quite cool. My mac is not getting heated. will check more. Memory pressure is very low. I see it (memory used) just increased from 22GB to 27Gb(on 48GB pro), while using somosa command(again a very basic test). Not really measured tokens/s, but I see it's reasonable.

Very interesting. I am always curious on llama.cpp and vllm. All the best for samosa inference engine. One reason I am not running local models on my Mac now a days, is My Mac book pro is getting heated more. Otherwise would love to run couple (at least 1 to 3) of local models continuously.

Interesting project. Will try sometime, on a call. Does the installed agent work only with agentcall service. Can it work with any other voice api?

UI is clean. could install in Mac. Adding context files at the top is clean. It worked. Currently I use zed, vscode (for UI). along with claude, codex, Hermes. Not sure If I will continue to use. But I see it is a clean and good UI, and integrating to my exiting cli's. All the best.

Sometime back I have played with Textual TUI framework very neat and good. I also feel implementing a good ui rich feature in TUI is very challenging and not great. Having said that, I personally started liking command line tools Claude Code cli, codex. I feel they keep me focused, than the editors ai copilot window, like in visual studio code or cursor. I also see opencode UI is neat, but not really felt comfortable using it, may be I have to spend time and get used to it.

Not sure how near we are to AGI or ASI. But I've been using Claude CLI, and it really produces quality output. To build a quick first version of a product, it does a good job. The real complexity starts after that — and the bottleneck now, I think, is on the human: what we actually want to build with them.