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Re:Herdr has released native app on Friday October 30, 2026 @10:59AM (#50304865)
If you prefer tmux orchestration you could give my plugin a try.

It's just a few bash scripts enabling agents to message each other. Works with the desktop apps as well so you could have a Codex or Claude desktop app orchestrate tmux sessions.

https://github.com/notaharness/plugins/blob/main/orchestra/R...

Re:A Herculaneum scroll has been read for the first time on Thursday June 25, 2026 @06:45PM (#48680156)
When will the rest be scanned and incorporated into the LLM training corpus?
Pauses your TV or media player when Claude Code is idling, resumes playback when not idle.

The productivity tool that dis-respects your binge watching habits.

Best way to test this is with a Home Assistant connected media player while watching S02E02 of The Pitt today.

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I want to thank everyone for a great response to my first post here. This is a really interesting community for sure!
I've tried a bit of C, and recently I started playing around with Rust, so yes definitely want to do something like real time audio processing with that.
That's true, it just seems like there might be downsides to only working in one language. Even though the upsides of Node and React are great.
It's nice that people care, but yes, I've just been telling people ever since that this is the business model of the web, except this time people seem more interested in listening.

I suggest you try to use the fact that peoples interest has piqued to educate them slightly about how data correlation and advertising online works.

Good business move, very Uber. Kill, get hacked, pay off hackers, repeat.
For what purpose?