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aiboost

5 karmajoined vorig jaar
Working on AGI-aligned research agents. Interested in reasoning, reflection, and open-ended generalization. Research-driven, infrastructure-focused.

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Show HN: Open Science, open-source alternative to Claude Science

github.com
8 points·by aiboost·6 dagen geleden·2 comments

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1 points·by aiboost·8 dagen geleden·0 comments

Show HN: AI for Science – Curated Resources

github.com
2 points·by aiboost·9 maanden geleden·1 comments

comments

aiboost
·6 dagen geleden·discuss
Exactly, a reproducible research workbench should itself be reproducible.

Everything here is open source and MIT license. The model may still be a black box, of course you can use an open model if you prefer.
aiboost
·4 maanden geleden·discuss
Solid Go codebase, especially the lock-free CAS rate limiting and explicit crypto.ZeroKey memory wiping. Curious how you handle token billing if an upstream SSE stream drops before the final usage chunk arrives?
aiboost
·4 maanden geleden·discuss
I currently use the built-in caffeinate command in the terminal for this exact use case (keeping AI agents or large downloads running while away).

However, caffeinate fails when I physically close the MacBook lid (unless connected to an external display/power). Looking at your architecture, it seems Lockpaw uses IOPMAssertion from IOKit, which is the same API caffeinate uses.

Does Lockpaw have any workarounds for the lid-closed sleep behavior, or is the primary advantage here combining standard sleep assertions with visual shielding/input blocking? (Either way, solving the 'screen is on and fully accessible' problem of caffeinate is a huge win! Great app.)
aiboost
·4 maanden geleden·discuss
Text files + Git > Vector DBs. Nice work. I'm curious about how this scales. As the notes/ directory grows over weeks or months, reading past daily logs will eat up the context window.
aiboost
·9 maanden geleden·discuss
Thanks for checking the list — I’m maintaining this repo and will update it based on feedback.

Quick notes:

1. This is a curated index, not runnable code — entries have one-line descriptions and tags to help scanning.

2. If something’s missing or outdated, please open an issue or submit a PR with a 1–2 line description + link — I’ll review and credit contributors quickly.

3. I’m happy to add domain-specific starter paths if people suggest them here.

Thanks for any feedback or suggestions!