Founder of @codeninjas, now @daisinet, and there's no stopping me.
Pearland, TX
Joined December 2014
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Still working away on @daisinet. Still fun. If I haven't heard from you in a while, reach out and catch up. Let's connect!
We have a kid at LSU and one at A&M. Love them both.
But Geaux Tigers!
(Will pull for A&M in other games)
I've wanted this for years, so I built it.
Introducing CTRL, a web-based remote desktop app made for coding on Windows while on the go.
Mobile Access (web-based):
- Mobile is optimized for foldable devices
- Select the apps that you want to quickly cycle through and CTRL will resize them on your host machine to match the aspect ratio of your viewing device, then allow you to interact with just that app.
- Mouse/Keyboards are all made for programming.
Desktop Access (web-based):
- Multiple host screens open on desktop at the same time so that you can work remotely like you do in person.
- Easily adapt remote host's resolution to your local viewing computer's screen resolution
Both:
- Toggle sound from remote host
- Transfer files to/from remote host
- While not in remote session, hosts Telos engine on daisinet using your CPU (not GPU) to earn Daisi credits
MacOS and Linux coming later.
Hated all of the markdown apps. they are overcomplicated and bulky. Telos Markdown has no frills. Love it.
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The Pearland Innovation Hub’s first Member Appreciation Event was a hit! Members received free headshots, Google Business Profile reviews, elevator pitch evaluations and personalized reels—all while connecting with an amazing small-business community! This is your sign to join!
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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?
I built a Telos Coder, which I didn't think would work at all, but it turns out the natural language methods that I used for Telos Chat are even better with code due to being able to write unit tests and letting the system learn the correct pathways to solve it on it's own. All while on a beach in Coasta Rica. Life is good.
My 18 and 19 year old sons just found out that the legal drinking and gambling age in Costa Rica is 18. This trip just got turned up a notch.
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At Spacio.us Coworking in Pearland, you'll find private offices, meeting rooms, and flexible workspaces designed to help you stay productive—just minutes from home.
Skip the traffic. Gain back your time. Discover why we're Pearland's favorite coworking space.
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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…
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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.
