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Harrison said it was cool and then he shared this with Hacker News. But here's the prompt I used to bang this out:

    Let's make a cool landing page for the vasovagal github org, summarize the second brain/para tooling from @vagus/ and @corti/ (pull the latest main on
    both of them, make sure you reference their latest versions, and encourage users to download via the tap).
    
    Things to highlight:
    * No running daemon for vagus
    * Synchronize with Apple's iCloud auto sync (supports multiple computers with a quick vagus reindex --since=7d)
    * Corti is easy to start, authomatically identifies whatever app is using the mic and tags it accordinging
    * Corti streams writes to the vagus inbox
    * Corti also has a live transcript
    
    The sister project ~/code/claria/claria has a cool screenshots system. Adopt that in corti so we can render the frontend to screenshots and copy them in
    to the website copy. For now I'm fine if building the vasovagal.github.io is done manually from time to time.
    
    Make sure the site is distinct from the other sister project, ~/code/dekopon . I don't want two pages that look the same. Go hacker, black and green,
    ascii art, edgy for vasovagal. Maybe adopt a cybernetic spinal cord metaphor.
    
    highlight the vagus rag pipeline, maybe run some benchmarks against my corpus (state how big my raw brain is, how big my various indexes are, and assess
    the "quality" of the search results.
    
    also, highlight how vagus can install skills for pi and claude.
    
    you are free to make the vasovagal.github.io page and get everything going for me.

I think you can use quickwit with a self-hosted S3-compatible object store.

Yeah, something is wrong with your setup.

What happened to Sergio that had him fall off the face of the earth?

I prefer to read the unified diff and commits don't matter as much.

Why did Prezi take Elm off the payroll?

I'd love to hear how Haskell fell out. Someone important rotate out?

Do you think anyone has ever paid Hashicorp to help write some TF scripts?

What are the details behind the leadership team imploding?

False. Not bad enough to discourage a potential $100B semiconductor factory.

An apology is powerful leadership. The resolution I've seen, slinking away as if it never happened, is pure cowardice.

The USPS website was surprisingly snappy and simple. Anyone know how the gov managed to not screw it up like the obamacare site? Perhaps the United State Digital Service helped?

I think that would be packet.net but they're acquired and who knows how much investment they put in the product now.

Chrome shouldn't make big changes to requests. Changing the host is unacceptable.

And no, asking someone to run a $1 server to get around it is not sufficient either. Why would you think a PaaS app would need a dedicated DNS server? Defeats the purpose.

Who shut down?

Literally saying no one knows.

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