pavo-etc

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Email is just paper that can teleport(notes.zachmanson.com)
2 points by pavo-etc 3d ago|0 comments
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by pavo-etc 4d ago
People can be multiple things.
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by pavo-etc 6d ago
I've done something similar by running pi within an xmpp wrapper on my server, so I can talk to it from any phone or computer. Works super well.
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by pavo-etc 11d ago
This in insanely cool. Farid Zakaria's recent nix saga is insane - unifying all versions of all packages into one resolution tree - making executables out of sqlite databases - adding API routes to a sqlite executable with an insert st
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by pavo-etc 11d ago
I would go even further, I want a browser extension that scans all words on every page and colours them more and more transparent as the likelihood of llm prose is increased.
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by pavo-etc 17d ago
Pi is a great example of this. I've used it as the basis for a fleet of agents I'm running on my server, but rather than using the Pi TUI I run it in headless-mode and have extended it to use XMPP as its communication layer so I c
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by pavo-etc 17d ago
I've come to a similar lofi solution for my agent fleet. Markdown wiki with simple querying is decently effective as a memory system. Setting up a skill that can effectively reduce a session into useful long term lessons is the easiest
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by pavo-etc 21d ago
Luckily these are merely redirects!
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by pavo-etc 23d ago
Thanks! I had the same urge, I didn't want to be responsible for an entire GUI and communication layer but I did want to have a remotely controllable extensible harness, this was the perfect middle ground. The benefit beyond that was h
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by pavo-etc 23d ago
Pii is interesting! pi-msg doesn't support bonjour, I'm running it on a nixos server (nix is the real secret ingredient of my whole setup) the xmpp server is the same machine as the agents. I'm almost always on a different n
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by pavo-etc 23d ago
I ran into this exact problem. I needed to fork Conversations to add a lot of polish. My fork is definitely improved but still has a few rough edges I'm chipping away at.
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by pavo-etc 23d ago
I have recently picked up XMPP as my agent communication layer, and its worked great. Each pi agent is given an account and wrapped in an XMPP client[0] that lets it speak to me and other agents when needed. This has worked well since I can
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by pavo-etc 24d ago
Email backlog
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by pavo-etc 29d ago
I recently had to rebuild a jira frontend from scratch just so a single jira tab didn't take down my 8gb MacBook. Support only the subset of features I actually use and it's great. Makes me hate jira even more.
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by pavo-etc 1mo ago
> Update - We are seeing an approximate 20% error rate across numerous experiences including Pull Requests, Issues, and others. Investigations are currently under way and we will be posting updates as they become available brutal
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by pavo-etc 1mo ago
Strong disagree. There are many venues playing local bands in Melbourne all the time. The Retreat, the Corner Hotel, Workers Club, the Esplanade, Northcote Social and Northcote Theatre, Billboards. I can't speak to what the scene was l
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by pavo-etc 1mo ago
If I wanted to be inspecting diffs I would tell it to put up a PR and then i'd review it in the GitHub app.
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by pavo-etc 1mo ago
Yes they fit well together. The XMPP clients I've used have great protocol interaction but the UIs have been surprisingly janky. There are so many messaging apps to steal design cues from, yet the "popular" open source client
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by pavo-etc 1mo ago
When I say wiki I mean a folder of md files in a git repo. I only say wiki because it uses [[wikilink]] style links. Proper wiki software would be massively overkill for a project like this.
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by pavo-etc 1mo ago
I plan to do a writeup once I've got a few more of the kinks out with consistent cross agent comms. Message routing happens in-band right now, not too big a problem since 95% of the messages are DMs to me but once I'm running more
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by pavo-etc 1mo ago
Initially I was using that extension but I ran into its limitations pretty quickly. Sometimes the agent wouldn't reply over XMPP, it didn't have any support for typing indicators or status messages, and it had no way to support in
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by pavo-etc 1mo ago
The secret here is giving pi its own user account on your machine, using Unix permissions.
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by pavo-etc 1mo ago
I've had a lot of success running Pi on my server in headless mode and wrapping it in an XMPP client. This means I can talk to it wherever I can access XMPP (everywhere). It also mean agents can talk to each other when they need to. Th
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by pavo-etc 2mo ago
I've been dealing with this exact problem this week. For being such an established protocol with such strong servers, the open source clients available are shockingly undercooked. I've been playing around with using XMPP as the co
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by pavo-etc 2mo ago
This is so confidently wrong it's funny. In Australia dd/mm/yy is the default.
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by pavo-etc 2mo ago
An alternate web client for Jira that doesn't take a 1GB of ram and slow as molasses. https://jiracule.zachmanson.com https://github.com/zachpmanson/jiracule
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by pavo-etc 3mo ago
"very" is underselling it
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by pavo-etc 4mo ago
you pick a frequency you want, represent that as a fraction, and modulo on user id, and your 80% of the way there
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by pavo-etc 6mo ago
I would argue that is a net positive, it is valuable to know if a language model was involved enough to be committing itself.
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by pavo-etc 6mo ago
This is real. I do not have access to the path of reasoning, this ran through the GitHub copilot app which does not grant you access to the chain of thought.

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