ImPrajyoth

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by ImPrajyoth 9mo ago
That is the endgame. I think we are moving toward a bilayered compute model: The Cloud: For massive reasoning. The Local Edge: A small, resilient model that lives on-device and handles the OS loop, privacy, and immediate context. BrainKerne
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by ImPrajyoth 9mo ago
Imagine Chrome.exe pleading its case: 'Please, I need 4GB of RAM, the user might revisit that tab from 3 hours ago!' while BrainKernel replies: 'Objection overruled. You have 5 seconds to wrap up before SIGKILL.' I might
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by ImPrajyoth 9mo ago
That is actually a brilliant pivot. A 'Focus Mode' that doesn't just block URLs but literally murders the process if I open Steam or Civilization VI. I could probably add a --mode strict flag that swaps the system prompt to b
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by ImPrajyoth 9mo ago
Great point. In a real kernel, non determinism is a bug. Here, it's a feature (or at least, a known hazard). To answer your question: There is no Ctrl+Z for SIGKILL. Once the LLM decides to kill a process, it's gone. My reasoning
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by ImPrajyoth 9mo ago
efficiency is just a mindset. if i save 3 seconds of my own attention by burning 300 watts of gpu, the math works out in my favor!
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by ImPrajyoth 9mo ago
haha exactly. i realized i spent too much time staring at htop wondering what is this process?, so i decided to automate my own anxiety. Scheduler Manager is definitely the more accurate term. Im just the middleman between the chaos and the
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by ImPrajyoth 9mo ago
oh absolutely. burning a coal plant to decide if i should close discord is peak 2025 energy. strictly speaking, using the local model (Ollama) is 'free' in terms of watts since my laptop is on anyway, but yeah, if the inefficiency
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by ImPrajyoth 9mo ago
you are technically right (the best kind of right). i am running in userspace, so i cant replace the actual thread scheduling logic in Ring 0 without writing a driver and BSODing my machine. think of this more as a High-Level Governor. The
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by ImPrajyoth 9mo ago
OP here. this is a cursed project lol, but i wanted to see: What happens if you replace the OS scheduler with an LLM? With Groq speed (Llama 3 @ 800t/s), inference is finally fast enough to be in the system loop. i built this TUI to mo
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Show HN: Replacing my OS process scheduler with an LLM(github.com)
77 points by ImPrajyoth 9mo ago|40 comments
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Arrogance as a Vulnerability: How 'Hopefully Secure' Firebase Cost a $1M Startup(prajyoth.pages.dev)
4 points by ImPrajyoth 10mo ago|0 comments
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by ImPrajyoth 11mo ago
Isn't he the same person who wanted a Nobel peace prize few days ago?
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by ImPrajyoth 11mo ago
This! It's trying to be your helpful assistant, as engraved in its training. It's not your mentor or guru. I tried tweaking it to make my LLMs, both ChatGPT and Gemini, be as direct and helpful as possible using these custom instr
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by ImPrajyoth 11mo ago
>> Code/paper: [if public, otherwise say "available upon request for validation"] Atleast proof read before pasting
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by ImPrajyoth 11mo ago
This is glassmorphism, not liquid glass. Liquid glass is a material that's almost clear and exhibit the properties of real glass over background light. Glassmorphism is tinted glass blurring the background. Both are not same
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by ImPrajyoth 1y ago
Earth is?
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by ImPrajyoth 1y ago
Someone at open ai definitely said: Let's connect everything to gpt. That's it. AGI
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by ImPrajyoth 1y ago
I’ve been tinkering with the last version for code gen. This update might finally put it on par with Claude for latency. Anyone tried benchmarking the new preview yet?
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by ImPrajyoth 1y ago
Meant it as a joke on how fast we outsource our own voice—turns out the punch-line was me. Still, the dumb sentence got you to read the rest, so I’ll call it a successful typo.
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by ImPrajyoth 1y ago
Yup, LLM ghost-wrote the dead article—kept it as digital mulch while I figured out publish buttons. First real post is the one you’re roasting. History will decide if that’s irony or prophecy.
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by ImPrajyoth 1y ago
50 M pesos on a wrist, Gini 51.3 in the stats — same weight. Rolex doesn't tick, it tracks the gap
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by ImPrajyoth 1y ago
True. Watches were status symbols, but also everyone’s tool. Like a spoon—silver in one house, bent metal in another. Utility first. Status shows up only when the tool becomes a commodity and yours isn’t shiny enough.
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Watches Are for the Poor(prajyoth.pages.dev)
16 points by ImPrajyoth 1y ago|21 comments
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by ImPrajyoth 1y ago
It feels less of security related and and more of ecosystem lock-in related to be honest
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by ImPrajyoth 1y ago
This would just make them go in a situationship. Both are not compatible with each other in any way, but they are in a great deal, one they can't say no to. This is where either one fails or sometimes both.
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by ImPrajyoth 1y ago
You need Drive to get things done. Motivational can only make you start them.
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by ImPrajyoth 1y ago
> And how much is our internet bill honey? I promise! All I did was some browsing for godsake! Nice, but if everyone hits the same top 3 pages at once (think Oscar night), you're still fighting the same bottleneck. Faster fetch just
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by ImPrajyoth 1y ago
I force myself to never accept AI’s first draft. I use it to throw options on the table, then I rewrite from scratch if I keep anything. That way I stay in the loop instead of zoning out.
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by ImPrajyoth 1y ago
Amazon’s idea of "supporting small businesses" apparently includes surprise $100k repair invoices now. Bingo, bezos!
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by ImPrajyoth 1y ago
Emulator with gen ai tool! That's it! Sanitize it then fix.

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