A few weeks ago while on the hunt for obscure github repos, I stumbled upon this very ambitious and completely unknown projecthttps://github.com/rajames440/StarForthwhich bills itself as some sort of super fast Forth VM alongside its own operating system under a different repo (something I'm very interested in), but going through the readme it became clear really quickly that this entire project, from the code to the documentation was completely AI-driven. It's been very funny watching Claude Code(?) autonomously make sweeping changes to the codebase every time I check back on it, the first time I looked through the source, the codebase was mainly just C code, whereas now there is a huge focus on Isabelle tests to formally prove itself (my gut instict is that AI writing proofs for its own code is incredibly retarded but for all I know that could be the solution to 'hallucination-induced bugs'). Has anyone else found any crazy ambitious AI projects like this? I'm tempted to try something like this myself (though I don't have the budget to blow on a big model like Claude), asking it something super ambitious like 'make an Ableton-level DAW in Scheme' or something. I should probably also mention I haven't even tried trying the project on my machine yet given how literally nobody on earth has tried it, though at least now the link to the guide doesn't link to a 404 so I can actually see how to build it, I'll give it a go when I get back to my main rig
>>107038319Interesting. I checked his github profile and it seems that he's writing an OS too, using AI.https://github.com/rajames440/StarshipOSI long for the day when a simple prompt can be used to generate a complete OS without hiring codeniggers.
Wow, what a crazy coincidence that you just happened to stumble upon not one, but two entire AI-made projects — and they both have links ready to go! Truly, the algorithm works in mysterious ways. Subtlety level: stealth marketing on easy mode
>>107038349>Physics Integration: Entropy-based GC>Maxwell's Demon garbage collection>Entropy-based resource allocation>Quantum-informed scheduling algorithms>Thermodynamic computing modelsWhat the fuck is this guy talking about? Is this just physics inspired AI slop or do these words actually mean something?
>>107038391I knew I'd get accused of samefagging as soon as that other anon linked his other repo lmao>>107038411istg I spent like 20 minutes trying to look up what the fuck a 'physics-based filesystem' until I realised it was probably made the fuck up lol. I forgot to mention in the OP too but I couldn't find any info online on the 'Captain Bob' who's supposedly been 'hacking since 1973'. I thought picrel was one of those this person does not exist images until I saw the 'FREE WIFI' in the back, still not even sure if this guy is even real though lol
>>107038319ok I did manage to get it to compile and run its basically a run-of-the-mill Forth, which I don't really know very well so I can't test its claims of " LiGhTnInG fAsT sPeEd" against another implementation. It does seem to work tho, and I like the fact its CC0 :)
