Personal experimentation repository focused on:
- algorithms
- systems programming
- AI orchestration
- compute benchmarking
- synthetic datasets
- distributed compute concepts
- infrastructure automation
- sandbox experimentation
- memory systems
- misc prototypes and research ideas
This repository is intentionally broad and experimental.
The goal of this repository is to preserve evolving experiments, benchmarks, code, architectural concepts, notes, and AI-assisted development workflows.
Rather than keeping experiments isolated to temporary conversations or local machines, this repository acts as:
- persistent experimentation memory
- versioned benchmark archive
- AI collaboration workspace
- reproducible compute environment
- systems research notebook
/remote-anything
AI orchestration and persistent experimentation workspace
/meta-ai
synthetic evaluation, compute tasks, and benchmark storage
One major active area in this repository explores specialized integer sorting algorithms.
Current included work:
radix16.cppbench_sort.cppindex.html
The core idea explores whether specialized fixed-width numeric sorting can outperform general comparison sorting under specific workloads.
Measured on large random integer workloads:
adaptive_int_sort: 169.153 million ints/sec
std_sort: 20.780 million ints/sec
Under those conditions, the adaptive integer path achieved roughly 8x higher throughput.
Current experimentation includes:
- adaptive sorting
- remote orchestration concepts
- persistent AI memory systems
- synthetic evaluation loops
- compute benchmarking
- AI-assisted systems programming
- infrastructure-driven cognition workflows
The repository is designed to evolve continuously.
Experiments are expected to:
- change rapidly
- branch frequently
- include unfinished ideas
- preserve benchmarks and results
- document evolving architectural concepts
This is both a research archive and an active experimentation environment.