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oooyay
7mo ago
Caveat that Kagi gates that repo such that it doesn't allow self-submissions so you're only going to see a chunk of websites that other people have submitted that also know about the Kagi repo.
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oooyay
7mo ago
I find it amusing that your last comment is preaching to someone about what politics is and isn't. Your politics are clear. You have no problem with the modern Republican party embracing authoritarianism and fascism. In fact, you see i
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oooyay
7mo ago
Hello! I'll shoot you an email. Maybe we can mob on this problemscape together. > I do wonder if the problem is not so much having a place to find LAN events but actually just having enough people put on LAN events in the first plac
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oooyay
7mo ago
I've been building https://lan.events . It's been built entirely with an LLM as I've been learning more concepts behind agentic engineering for reliable development with an LLM. The primary reason I built it is bec
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oooyay
7mo ago
Interestingly, one of the claimed references is a broken link: https://www.theregister.com/2026/02/16/ai_writing_semantic_a... . It's actually: https://www.theregister.com/2026/02
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oooyay
7mo ago
I use something similar to Tauri called Wails: https://wails.io/ that's Go-based.
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oooyay
8mo ago
It's entirely on us as citizens to leaving them as pet peeves instead of crafting them into strategic law that makes them not only illegal but shunned. A little bit of structure goes a long way here.
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oooyay
8mo ago
> They don’t know what’s DevOps or what’s an SRE. Oh my goodness, most of the people with that title don't know what it is. I hate to say it because I spent like 10 years of my life in reliability, but it's largely an industr
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oooyay
8mo ago
You know who else mourned the loss of craft? People that don't like PHP and Wordpress because they lower the barrier to entry to creating useful stuff while also leaving around a fair amount of cruft and problems that the people that u
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Moltbook Has No Autonomous AI Agents – Only Humans Using OpenClaw
(startupfortune.com)
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oooyay
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AI Is Automation
(ooo-yay.com)
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oooyay
8mo ago
A lot of these kinds of discussions tend to wipe away all the nuance around why you would or wouldn't care about consistency. Most of the answer has to do with software architecture and some of it has to do with use cases.
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oooyay
9mo ago
I read that MoltBook website and now I can't help but see the similarities in responses on posts like this to just general chatter in MoltBook. I'm not really sure what to make of that yet.
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oooyay
9mo ago
There is a difference between not liking someone for substantive and non-substantive reasons. I have military training that is adjacent to policing because that was one of the objectives of the theater I was in. Informed by that training I
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oooyay
9mo ago
I think the point they're making is that the ICE cars that OP is complaining about also aren't supposed to be driven in a functional society. The difference is that mostly wealthy people can afford EVs: https://ampo.org
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oooyay
9mo ago
The first event-driven agent I ever built ran into this style of bug. The bot had a name, it knew the name, but what it didn't know is that the name could show up as a user ID in various forms and then it didn't know how to recogn
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oooyay
9mo ago
Kind of. You can run Talos on Proxmox so I don't see why you couldn't run this, but frankly I'd just install Talos or SmartOS on the metal like god intended.
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oooyay
9mo ago
https://ooo-yay.com I write about technology and projects I'm working on. I also keep some posts up-to-date such as my How I Design Systems post.
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oooyay
9mo ago
Yes that one. They definitely did. I know the people who were interviewed and I know what they said. That neighborhood meeting was because the neighborhood learned that the Mayors office had side stepped the public input process. The mayor
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oooyay
9mo ago
I live in Portland, OR. The Oregonian/Oregon Live actually broke the story that the mayor was quietly pushing shelters out. Their news broke before I got the city mandated postcard I should have received living next to the proposed she
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oooyay
9mo ago
I'm not even sure you've nailed "classic" stoicism. More than a few stoics have related stoicism to normalizing your reaction to something that happens to you as if it happened to someone else. It implies maintaining a p
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oooyay
9mo ago
Not really true. I live in Portland, local journalism is very alive here.
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oooyay
9mo ago
I don't actually think Claude Code is very good and this is exactly why. It's not really optimized to use its tools efficiently. I think Cursor probably does a better job of that but I imagine all of these coding assistants will c
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oooyay
9mo ago
A lot of engineering disciplines are a mixture of math, art, and science. Programming was no different, but I do think some people built up an identity that reinforced a difference that wasn't there to begin with.
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oooyay
9mo ago
> they are the first to offer this abstraction. My point is that Skills are not the first to do this. Well written MCPs are dynamic workflow engines. Skills are like a more user focused and slimmed down version of MCPs. It'd be inte
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oooyay
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Yeah, after reading this I was thinking, "how is this different from agents using a combination of tools, resources, and prompts?" They do surprising things sometimes but it's not particularly novel of Claude Code.
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oooyay
9mo ago
Hello! Cool tool, I'm going to give it a try on my personal assistant. The vector DB prices look a bit cynical to me, even incredible. Do you think you could break down how you arrived at the cost estimation both for competing vector D
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oooyay
9mo ago
In just my neighborhood we have probably 30-40 large Douglas Firs and several types of pines and maples. It's a substantial amount, which is why the city has "leaf day". It just doesn't come out here.
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oooyay
9mo ago
Hello! We do use the EPTL :) that did remind me to donate my old plugin blower though thank you. I will note that EPTL only has plugin blowers and there are good reasons I went with a more mobile blower.
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9mo ago
In East Portland we're mostly dealing with needles from Douglas Firs. I'm not sure this will help much, or be easier. Most people I know that use a leaf blower around here use it to clear pathways and the streets after cones and n
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