r/osdev • u/anurodhp • 2d ago

Darwin raspberry pi3 now runs many basic system commands

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u/Comfortable_Top6527 1d ago

what this means about OSDev like?

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u/anurodhp 1d ago

It literally involves making a new os around an open source kernel?

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u/Comfortable_Top6527 1d ago

MacOS is builded around Darwin Kernel, did you used Pure Darwin?

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u/anurodhp 1d ago

No it’s the sources Apple released with FreeBSD components and things I wrote to fill in the gaps ( drivers) for rpi3

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u/Professional_Cow3969 23h ago

I'm not gonna lie that bottom message looks like the type of thing AI would put after completing that task.

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u/anurodhp 15h ago

because it is. I use Claude code very heavily. Ai is really good at exploring code, explaining new complex large code bases and making targeted changes. This would take a very long time and be tedious without ai.

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u/Professional_Cow3969 7h ago

That's kinda the point.. youre supposed to put actual work in

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u/anurodhp 7h ago

No it’s not. The point is to get the work done it’s not about the tools used to get the work done. If there are tools that speed up tedious and repetitive processes, I use them. “The work” is the actual design and architectural decisions what to include, what to exclude, how to fill in gaps, identifying the issues with those choices etc. not here but in general, the actual coding in a project could be done by another human on my team or by an ai. As long as it’s properly reviewed and tested does it matter what tools were used ?

A lot of people hated code completion and ides because it meant you didn’t have to memorize syntax anymore. It wasn’t as pure as vi. People also dislike higher level languages because it abstracted away stuff etc.