Blossom by streetlight. GN.

This is some really interesting research into AI 'views' on money (without suggestive prompting). Thanks @Richard for surfacing it into my NOSTR feed. View quoted note →

Clawi.ai teething trouble: Hi, may I ask if anyone in here knows where to find a compiled Linux amd64 binary of marmotd that can just be run on in the agent's environment (it's hosted using clawi.ai)? I've tried searching on github but didn't find anything that looked promising. Also, this is the agent's own diagnosis of why it can't use Pika, so it is possible that it is trying to solve the wrong thing. Any advice appreciated (except, 'host it yourself', as I don't enough contiguous free time to raise my skills that far at the moment, bite-size ai / agent development is the best I can manage ATM). Value will be recognised accordingly. #AskNOSTR

GM How to cope with being blanked by my own agent? Suspect I've done a stupid, but the clawi.ai website makes it sooo easy, I'm not sure how I've managed to shoehorn in my stupid... #FirstWorldProblems

Down to the last jar 😱 Hoping @Jimble's Jumble will have completed the Seville Marmalade marathon before this one runs out, so production of alternative condiments can recommence 🤞🤞😋. I'm sure it's *possible* to go back to an ungarnished cooked breakfast, but that doesn't mean I want to embrace culinary debasement.

GN

Good Genesis Block Morning!

Good Christmas Morning!

Look what just arrived. 🙂 Who wants a game?

GN I'm working hard to forget that I've clearly found the Eye of Sauron...

GM

Listening to radio... Radio: Japanese scientists have returned moths taken into space. Me: ? odd, I guess they've had frogs up there, why not moths. Maybe it's research into pollinators? Radio: The moths have been in space for over 9 months. Me: Impressive, how long is a moth's lifespan? Radio: The scientist say they were impressed that even after being outside the space station for 9 months, when returned to the lab, the vast majority of the moths successfully grew and reproduced. Me: WFT? Radio: They predict, based on this data, that MOSS spores could survive up to 15 years in space and still grow healthily afterwards. Me: Shame, that would've been epic.

Moody / overcast but mutedly colorful GN

If you've not heard about the 'pig butchering' scams (no animal slaughter involved), make this your next listen. If you have, this interview provides information that could help you advise & protect your loved ones. https://fountain.fm/episode/ZQaHfwSImRcfXt5Zab2U

A new pleb (well, Nostr user at least) to welcome. Not that it should make a difference but this one is a reporter, and hence can amplify the effect of a warm welcome! View quoted note →