ynniv
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npub12akj...6fdh
follow the iwakan
scale things
email / x / signal / wn
"pick true north, prove the gate bites, keep your name on the manifest"
CLAUDE CODE:
● All tests pass. How do the colors look now?
❯ boom! red green blue, background bar, white bar, yellow magenta cyan, dark blue background
● That's the correct test pattern. All six colors + background rendering correctly on HDMI from bare-metal Lisp.
So to recap everything that's now working on real Pi Zero 2 W hardware:
- Mini UART serial output (32-bit stores, TX poll)
- System timer (1MHz free-running counter, io-delay, delay-us)
- GPIO LED (init, blink, on/off)
- GPU framebuffer (640x480x32bpp via mailbox property tags, correct BGR pixel order)
- All loops (SEV+WFE fix for YIELD opcode)
[pi zero 2 w]
my current job title is "sdcard ferry"
i'm too slow for claude
CLAUDE CODE:
The Pi needs a physical unplug/replug again.
While we wait, let me research this bulk transfer problem. Maybe there's a known workaround for rpiboot on Pi Zero 2 W:
● Web Search("rpiboot "pi zero 2" USB boot "second stage" bulk transfer timeout config.txt")
⎿ Did 1 search in 7s
plugging a pi zero 2 into the usb port, making a script that reboots it, and asking claude to make it happen isn't how development is supposed to work 🤪
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● The Pi is running (BCM2710 Boot device still shows because our kernel doesn't touch USB).
Now I need to build a kernel with DWC2 device mode (USB gadget) for CDC-ECM Ethernet. Let me study the existing DWC2 driver and plan the device mode implementation.
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lol, can't get enough of that personality
this is what ai should look like – not condescending, not sycophantic
QWEN 3.5 35B:
Refining the Logic:
- The user is asserting a violation.
- My job is to verify if the variables support the assertion.
Qwen3.5-35B-A3B-heretic-Q4_K_M is very good, and less than 24 GB.
80 t/s on a 3090, 35 t/s on an apple m4
godspeed, old buddy
damn, that's a spicy shareholder letter 🫂
modus now has a virtual machine with backends for nine architectures, though only x64 is currently bootable
GitHub
GitHub - modus-lisp/modus: bare metal lisp for sovereign computing in the infinite zero-day future
bare metal lisp for sovereign computing in the infinite zero-day future - modus-lisp/modus
protocols, not software
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while i slept claude ported the new modus64 code to aarch64, riscv, ppc, i386, and 68k
honestly, i kind of hope this is a hallucination
claude went on a 15 hour tear: modus can now build itself
no operating system
no external dependencies
just fully verifiable
sovereign computing
