root@netrunner:~# define netrunner |
CYBERDECK | i7 U deck, plus a Kaggle T4 (16 GB VRAM) as my Sandevistan: short bursts of borrowed speed |
CHROME | Undergrad, CSE (AI/ML). Neural nets, spiking nets, conformal guarantees, agents |
CONTRACT LENGTH | 4 to 8 months per op. Scope it, ship it, write it up |
DESTINATION | The Moon. In my case, IEEE conference proceedings |
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PULSE.exe | Reads heart rhythms and flags arrhythmia | PulsePod |
BRIDGE.exe | Translates whole Indic-language documents | BhashaSethu |
PRUNE.exe | Strips weights until the model starts to hurt | Sparse-Neural-Nets |
GHOST.exe | Retrieval and generation with the uplink cut | Offline_RAG |
CALIBRATE.exe | Sets alarm thresholds you can trust, with conformal guarantees | Under R&D |
root@netrunner:~# cat current_ops.txt |
Open a file to read the briefing:
cat ops/OP_01_BUGGED_CHROME.log
Agents live and die by their tools. APIs time out, calls return garbage, schemas change mid-run. This op is about what an LLM agent swarm runnin g of U stage gig in parallel with Sandevistan.
cat ops/OP_02_NIGHT_CITY_GRID.log
Real networks rewire. Nodes join, edges decay, the topology you trained on is gone by tomorrow. Dynamic graph transformers are how I'm studying models that keep up with a grid that never holds still.
cat ops/OP_03_CYBERPSYCHOSIS_WATCH.log
Cyberpsychosis is a system drifting past its threshold without noticing. The research version: a visual anomaly detector on MVTec-AD with a frozen WideResNet-50 backbone, an alarm threshold set with conformal methods, and no labels to check it against. Can that threshold be trusted when the data drifts and nobody is annotating?
cat ops/OP_04_CHROME_CRASH_PREDICT.log
A spiking-network framework that predicts seizures on MIT-BIH & PTB-XL, like a ripperdoc's early warning before the chrome crashes the brain. Energy claims stay honest: I report SynOps and spike sparsity as simulation proxies and make no hardware-performance claims.
Got a research idea, a collab, or a question about one of the ops? Pick a channel. Each button opens a pre-filled issue on this repo.
SYS.SHUTDOWN // "Built different."