The Farside blog
Research findings, company news, product updates, and the engineering behind them, all in one place. Every post is written from the work itself, with the numbers and the sources that back it up.
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Every result so far came from rented cloud GPUs and a 36 GB laptop I've crashed seven times running too many agents. Now the old home lab servers in my basement are getting dusted off, starting with a decade-old rack server with room for far more of them.
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Every result so far came from rented cloud GPUs and a 36 GB laptop I've crashed seven times running too many agents. Now the old home lab servers in my basement are getting dusted off, starting with a decade-old rack server with room for far more of them.
5 min readA video about loop engineering sent me down a rabbit hole. Every good process I could think of turned out to be a loop, some with smaller loops tucked inside. Here's how I think about it now, what dynamic loops are, and where Momentum fits.
7 min readThe honest scorecard for StateFrame at release. The numbers I can stand behind, the places it still falls short, how I test ideas fast, and the theories I haven't proven yet.
9 min readWhat I release under the AGPL stays open, and I put it in writing. Here's what that covers, why there's a commercial license at all, and why I want you on the team.
3 min readAgents can handle an hour of work now. Give one a job that takes days or weeks and it falls apart. I want autonomous systems that can carry that kind of work, or run a whole business, without anyone losing the wheel.
3 min readSix months ago I was let go from my engineering job, and I spent those months building. Here's what came out of it, and why I'm giving it away.
6 min readThe research platform these posts come from is open to try, and the engines behind it are open source.
