Hi there! I've decided to take a stab at building a Jev-like that can run on relatively humble hardware (I only have a 3060, but plenty of CPUs). This is based on my go-pherence kernels, so piecing it together was fairly simple, although the core techniques needed some digging around and are likely to change.

Some of these are actually... pretty good. I used to do print design to pay my way through college, and they wouldn't be too far from run-of-the-mill pamphlets we would turn around (both design and print in small runs) over lunch.

Yep. Not instantly though. I am hacking away at these things over on https://github.com/rcarmo/go-pherence (I do SIMD versions of common inference algos) and trying to improve that.

I want this with TOTP or passkeys. Just giving me a hostname doesn't cut it these days.

I was hoping for Douglas Adams’ Electric Monk, but this seems fun too.

Which has been happening for over twenty years on taoofmac.com, for instance. It’s a reflex by now.

Neat, but… I’ve built up skills for my agents to just generate SVG charts and embed them in the chat timelines. A library helps, sure, but you can get surprisingly good results that cover 80% of the timeline and bar chart visualizations without any libraries, and that goes for diagrams as well (mine generate .drawio XML)

I'm currently playing with the https://linkr.now - which has an API and a set of agent skills. _much_ more useful than other KVMs I've tested in the past, and I published a pi/piclaw add-on here: https://rcarmo.github.io/piclaw-addons/addons/linkr/

This was painful to read, even though the subject matter is very interesting to me. Please, ModelRift, get a human author.

I keep looking over my shoulder to the pair of KALLAX behind me ever since I watched this, just to check if they budge.