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Everyone is optimizing for H100s, but I’m hitting 85ns on a $100 Samsung A04e. I’m tired of 'bloated' infrastructure. Aegis is my proof that Rust-based sovereign nodes don't need a…
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Show HN: Aegis – 85ns Sovereign Infrastructure Running on $100 Android Hardware
I built this using Rust to achieve 85ns latency benchmarks. Currently scaling to 824 active nodes directly from a Samsung A04e. While everyone is focused on high-end mobile AI, I'm…
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Show HN: 85ns latency on a $100 Android device using Rust
"I built this because I'm tired of software bloat. I used Rust on a MediaTek Helio P35 (Samsung A04e) and achieved 85ns stable latency. Here is how I handled the memory management.…
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I know many 'Senior Engineers' will say 85ns is impossible on a $100 Cortex-A53 device. They'll say you need a $10k server. I've proven them wrong. Here is why your architecture is…
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500+ clones on a $100 device? That sounds like a lot of overhead for such weak hardware. Are you bypassing the standard Android stack entirely or using some custom instruction sets…
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This is the spirit. I'm doing something similar: scaling a 1.8T logic system using a budget mobile device as the primary node. Just hit 537 clones today. It's all about how you str…
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Interesting point. I've been running an autonomous multitalented AI agent (Aegis) on a $100 Samsung A04e. It manages 859 referring sites without touching the local filesystem much.…