
Founder of @codeninjas, now @daisinet, and there's no stopping me.
Pearland, TX
Joined December 2014
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Soon to be introduced, DaisiDb, a localized or hosted document+table co-indexed database, built from the ground up to be used by agents (MCP/HTTP/REST/GRPC). In 10/12 benchmarks, we outperformed SQLite with more ways to improve (we got smoked on batch inserts). What's a good licensing model where I can afford to keep the lights on for my independent research?
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Broski is an open-source native C#, pure implementation, for a headless browser. Custom built JavaScript tokenizer and interpreter runs in a sub process and is completely sandboxed.This enables web search and fetching nearly all modern web pages from code. github.com/daisinet/daisi-br…
The DAISI solutions platform is really coming together. Network is fast, secure, and stable. The product selection is growing week by week. All of our products and frameworks are free under the community licenses, or you can use our hosting services for a small fee.
Still in dev, but I did some work to implement Google's research on KV caching, TurboQuant, in LLogos. Only works on CPU right now, but should have a build that works on GPU soon. 8.8x reduction in KV cache sizes - 10% hit to decode performance in CPU. github.com/daisinet/daisi-ll…
I got tired of using llama.cpp so I rebuilt the entire llama.cpp in pure C# (.Net 10). No need for llama.cpp native libraries anymore at all. As far as I can tell, it's the first implementation of it's kind in native .Net
github.com/daisinet/daisi-ll…
Added Teams two-way chat with a little Teams Bot. Now we can chat with customers on the website anytime from the CRM app, our mobile devices, or Teams. All synced and integrated. Going to add a daisi inference bot to it next with access to our MCP services.
Tons of updates today:
* New Host Dashboard (see pic)
* Third Party Secure Tools
* Easy update-installer (daisi.ai/downloads)
* Dozens of included skills
* Marketplace for plugins,skills,and tools.
* DaisiBot on GitHub (very early build)
* Support for Images/Video/Audio
DaisiBot is alive! Repo getting made public by the end of the day more than likely. Multiple bots running at the same time on the same box, backed by daisinet or a self-hosted llm within the bot app itself. 40+ internal tools. Dozens of skills ship with it and there's a market.
Proud to release the Daisi Host project as open source. Check it out and let me know if you have any questions.
FYI: I've never done an open source project, so I am sure I am going to screw this up a little. Please be patient.
github.com/daisinet/daisi-ho…
Open sourcing the host would mean that every developer can help build the future of AI and we won'thave to worry about shortages like these anymore. Thinking about it. Thoughts? We would still run a closed network for the public and private networks would be there too.
One of the things that I love most about Daisi is it uses existing tech and shortages won't hinder its growth. $INTL CEO said today that he doesn't see relief for memory chips until 2028. That's not going to be good for AI companies that have to scale 2-3x every year.
Prices go up. We are counting on it.
Replying to @davidfowl
The problem is that nobody, not you, not developers, not consumers, is paying the real cost for any of this. You’re getting heavily subsidized compute that’s basically free. It's not sustainable, and it’s unclear what happens when the VCs decide it’s time to get paid.


















