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An agent fleet needs a new kind of OS, not a bigger harness

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1h agoHN ↗

I am also pursuing something similar (complementary?) to this (recently started writing a Rust-based "distributed OS" that manages ML resources in a network of heterogenous systems: varied cores, system RAM, GPU VRAM, I/O). So my focus is not so much distributed agents, but more distributed inference (and fine tuning) that would benefit agents, distributed or not. I may blog about my work soon.

Your posted link is helpful, thanks.

39m agoHN ↗

Thanks, softwarewright; would love to hear more about your work. I've been implementing small-model inference in Zug inside WunderOS, but it's not done yet, so nothing public just yet.