theaniketmaurya

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by theaniketmaurya 1mo ago
JuiceFS is an open-source distributed filesystem. We use it for our sandboxes at Celesto to enable a durable S3-backed file system. VMs have rootfs on disk to store system files and installed items, and the /home directory is a JuiceFS
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What we're learning about AI memory (and why most of it doesn't work yet)(reddit.com)
1 points by theaniketmaurya 2mo ago|0 comments
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by theaniketmaurya 2mo ago
Do you pay for the API with Opus? since i think we can't use subscriptions with non claude code agents
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Ask HN: Which model do you use with Pi coding agent?
5 points by theaniketmaurya 3mo ago|4 comments
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by theaniketmaurya 3mo ago
First grok cli and now this
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by theaniketmaurya 3mo ago
that's why you need to use a sandbox. SmolVM can easily run Pi, codex and claude https://github.com/CelestoAI/smolVM
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Stop Looking for the Next Jony Ive(maurya.bearblog.dev)
1 points by theaniketmaurya 3mo ago|0 comments
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by theaniketmaurya 3mo ago
Celesto has an unified interface for sandboxes based on QEMU, Firecracker and Libkrun. https://docs.celesto.ai/smolvm
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by theaniketmaurya 3mo ago
This test creates a 10 GiB sandbox, then writes 20 GiB of data into the workspace. It shows that large workspace data is not constrained by the root disk size. 1. Create a new sandbox with 10gb root storage: `celesto computer create --templ
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Show HN: Petabyte-scale storage for AI agent sandboxes(twitter.com)
3 points by theaniketmaurya 3mo ago|1 comments
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by theaniketmaurya 3mo ago
SmolFS has a distributed posix filesystem. we use juicefs which separates the actual data and metadata (permissions, file size changes etc). Metadata store provides atomicity and locking primitives which keeps the file system horizontally s
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by theaniketmaurya 3mo ago
Yeah, it’s quite handy that I can mount the same storage on my macbook and then somewhere on a random cloud.
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by theaniketmaurya 3mo ago
Nice to know that others also faced the same issue. Did you try something like archil or agentfs from turso?
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Show HN: A durable filesystem layer for AI agents(github.com)
4 points by theaniketmaurya 3mo ago|6 comments
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by theaniketmaurya 4mo ago
We use QEMU for our sandbox infra. QEMU comes with qcow2 (copy-on-write), a native disk image format. It allows the VM to only write changes to disk which saves time and space specially if you want to snapshot and restore changes. Wrote a p
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How Qcow2 Overlays Work in QEMU(celesto.ai)
2 points by theaniketmaurya 4mo ago|1 comments
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by theaniketmaurya 4mo ago
So it's Vue vs Next now?
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SkillOpt: Executive Strategy for Self-Evolving Agent Skills(arxiv.org)
4 points by theaniketmaurya 4mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Automate legacy software on a Windows Sandbox(celesto.ai)
1 points by theaniketmaurya 4mo ago|1 comments
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by theaniketmaurya 4mo ago
Congrats on the launch! Legacy system users are also one of the slowest to adopt AI. How do you navigate that?
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by theaniketmaurya 5mo ago
Who is using Mythos to find these things and where do they run it?
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by theaniketmaurya 5mo ago
Building an execution layer for AI agents so people don't have to use Mac minis to run OpenClaw. https://docs.celesto.ai
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by theaniketmaurya 5mo ago
Building the execution layer for AI agents. https://docs.celesto.ai
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by theaniketmaurya 5mo ago
This is something solved by a bunch of new sandboxes including ours - SmolVM https://github.com/CelestoAI/smolVM
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Show HN: I'm running parallel Pi agents on a local sandbox(github.com)
8 points by theaniketmaurya 5mo ago|1 comments
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by theaniketmaurya 5mo ago
you can use it with WSL or using our QEMU backend which supports Windows as well. `SMOLVM_BACKEND="QEMU" smolvm pi start` should do the job.
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Parallel Pi coding agents in a sandbox(github.com)
3 points by theaniketmaurya 5mo ago|3 comments
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by theaniketmaurya 5mo ago
I love using Pi with Codex and running multiple sessions on the same repo. To make my life simpler, added a single command to start a pre-installed Pi sandbox. `smolvm pi start` is all you need!
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by theaniketmaurya 5mo ago
Yeah totally relate to this. I’ve been talking to developers and engineers (~60 in total since last month). Most of them are just running YOLO without any security or safeguards while knowing that it’s dangerous. One guy who works at a codi
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by theaniketmaurya 5mo ago
I've been building SmolVM -- an open-source AI sandbox focused on making it easy to run agents securely on laptops and on-prem servers. Over last few weeks, we've improved speed, cold start, added pause/resume, host directory

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