Field note 001
Simulation as compressed reality
A working thesis on why games, worlds, incentives, and physics engines might be the most useful metaphors for understanding artificial intelligence.
Frontier science|simulation
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Dhillon
Kar
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Field note 002
Biology needs a compiler
Notes on reproducibility, scientific software, and what it would mean to make research feel executable instead of merely publishable.
Research systems|biology
Field note 003
Infrastructure for strange machines
How operating systems, agent harnesses, datacenters, and human workflows converge when software starts acting less like an app and more like a labor force.
Founder notes|infrastructure
Systems, projects, and strange little machines.
This is the personal layer: not a corporate landing page, not a résumé, but a reading room for the work around Bytespace, bot0, scientific replication, frontier companies, and the design of useful AI systems.
Project index
What I am building.
Company / systems studio
Bytespace
A company for translating messy real-world operations into reliable AI, software, and infrastructure systems.
Building
Agent harness
bot0
A local-first environment for running agents across tools, browsers, notebooks, research artifacts, and operational workflows.
Shipping
Scientific workflow
Research replication harness
A practical attempt to turn published papers into executable, inspectable, visually comparable replication packages.
Exploring
Lab fragments
Before it becomes polished.
Loose research trails, diagrams, visual studies, and speculative notes. This section should eventually feel like a drawer full of annotated plates.
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simulation loops
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Gaia diagrams
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agent memory
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datacenter studies
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frontier companies
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scientific plates
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workflow diagrams
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moral boundary conditions