Memory, files and scheduler, on one sphere.
- bare metal x86_64
- no POSIX
- no libc
I wrote an operating system from bare metal where memory, files and the scheduler live as points on a sphere, and the kernel's day job is machine learning.
A twenty year old tech lover who likes turning maths and ideas into solid code. Some of those ideas now live inside the codebases of companies like these.
WASD or arrows to slide · Shift to dash · click the snow to go there.Drag anywhere to steer. Tap a building to go there.
Hold W to slide · A D to turn · S back · Shift dash · E open
Pick one and the seal slides there.
Eleven landed contributions. Every number below was measured on a named machine against a control, and every one of them sits in a merged diff or on the default branch it targets.
Memory, files and scheduler, on one sphere.
I wrote an operating system from bare metal where memory, files and the scheduler live as points on a sphere, and the kernel's day job is machine learning.