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kimaki now has a /screenshare command to remote control your machine via VNC
super useful if you use kimaki to control a swarm of remote machines and need to fix issues or take over
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Tommy D. Rossi
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Tommy D. Rossi
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Christ is king of kings. building https://t.co/YRAjnA00y7
Italia Katılım Nisan 2016
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@RhysSullivan in theory it can be super fast thanks to speculative decoding, but batching with other normal requests probably slows it down
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Oh no they must have RLed on my "go to bed" extension. github.com/mitsuhiko/agen… x.com/jain_harshit/s…
Harshit Jain@jain_harshit
🚨Claude is telling users to go to sleep mid-session, and nobody, including Anthropic, seems to fully understand why it keeps doing it.
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@jlongster you will be surprised by events emitted by the sdk, for example a turn can emit session.updated of completely unrelated past turns tool parts, right now kimaki has to filter and add a lot of custom logic
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@jlongster please also add some snapshot tests for the events emitted by the sdk, using a deterministic AI provider or reusing some cached openai responses
this last month releases had many changes in event system that caused kimaki issues, these tests would prevent it
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this is 100% true
last week I wrote a property-based testing thing for OpenCode, requiring replacing the filesystem/network/a few other things with a simulated version
it's still early, but I'm very bullish on it
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Uncle Bob Martin@unclebobmartin
My brain is reeling with the implications. I keep having these revelations and I'm beginning to wonder when they will stop. It turns out that property testing is yet another hardening technique that the agents can profitably engage. Agents can determine whether a function is appropriate for property testing, and can specify the range and domain of those tests. They can implement them quickly, run them, and fix any detected issues. I just found two production bugs this way. Property testing is going to be part of my normal practice, along with Crap analysis, Function mutation, acceptance test mutation, Dry analysis, etc.
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@code_kartik I use kimaki, read emails, code, research stuff
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@thesquashSH kimaki still works with Claude sub if you are searching for an alternative btw
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I hit stuff like this literally every time I try to use claude, why is it so buggy
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Show me the thing you’ve built with AI you’re most proud of. Reply with a working product URL and what model / agent you primarily used.
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@leblancmeneses soon opencode will add workspaces (sandboxes) and you will be able to start sessions in ephemeral machines
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@leblancmeneses If I want to add another machine to my kimaki Discord I simply run `npx kimaki` in the new machine, install the bot in the Discord server, then create new channels for this machine. you can prefix channels with the machine name to make them easy to remember where is what
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the feature I use the most in kimaki is queueing messages
you can append queue at the end of your message to send it after current session ends. it also silences Discord notifications until the final queue message is finished
can't go back to any agent without this. too useful
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⬅️Stolen
➡️Original
As always, what people steal has more 'impact' than the original work.
*It's funny bc this piece I did is EXACTLY about this. People look the piece, the piece is connected to the artist, but nobody cares about the creator. All nice.
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@leblancmeneses no tree. it's just a queue, it sends the message at the end until the queue is empty
it's just sequential. kimaki also has the option to do parallel work via /btw and /fork.
I am using my Claude subscription, it works out of the box in Kimaki
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@__morse Example use case screenshot? How does it differentiate parallel work vs append to queue? I assume data structure is a tree, how would you express a join 2 conversations? How does not able to use your Claude subscription affect this? are you using opencode with a specific model?
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@RyanJamesShaw @levelsio there is a protocol to run sqlite queries remotely called HRANA (libsql)
I made a package to let you expose an url with this protocol for your sqlite database
it works with apps like TablePlus for example
github.com/remorses/kimak…
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I tried going the SQLite approach @levelsio uses but got too annoyed because there’s no way to run a query remotely.
I’d have to use the command line over 200ms latency to the VPS, or build an “admin” page in my app where I can run queries instead of the tools I’ve used for 20 years.
So I spun up Postgres in a Docker compose setup. By dumb luck I noticed the ‘ufw’ firewall on the VPS wasn’t working anymore afterwards...
You see Codex told me that docker won’t respect ‘ufw’ and my Postgres container ports will be exposed to the world if I map them the easy way. It recommended I add additional iptables firewall rules just for docker, and I’d need to install another package to make them persistent. I installed that package, which apparently uninstalls “ufw”. It prompted me to confirm but I didn’t pay attention, and just Yesed the install not realizing I was about to lose my firewall ENTIRELY.
TL;DR I ended up with no firewall by trying to get a firewall on docker, all because I just wanted to friggin run Postgres. It is SO easy to shoot yourself in the foot when you get clever with your stack.
@levelsio@levelsio
I'm starting to think it has to do with my tech stack why I'm only one doing this Vanilla PHP + Vanilla JS + SQLite is so simple and basic it's hard for AI to fuck up The more complex your stack the higher odds AI (or you!) will make a fatal bug Simple works here
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@zebassembly everything inside Discord via Kimaki. this way I can prompt from anywhere
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@teortaxesTex I made a cli to let you use gpt image 2 with Codex subscription and other models. this way you don't have Chatgpt or Codex rewriting your prompts in the middle
github.com/remorses/egaki
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What I mean concretely is that with the "same" input and massive guidance GPT-Image-2 (extended thinking) produces something like left image and Z-Image something like the right. I know what I'd use for a cover of an "AAA" game for a Global South audience. But… it's not art.
Teortaxes▶️ (DeepSeek 推特🐋铁粉 2023 – ∞)@teortaxesTex
Gpt-image-2 is surprisingly bad for art, or rather, hard to make usable for it. and the problem is almost certainly GPT
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@konstipaulus I just need a way to get the left and right clips as a texture with transition progress, I will do everything else via shaders
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@konstipaulus nice. as soon as you publish the plugin API I want to try port some transitions from CapCut
I want to make Opus generate anime edits haha
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Wasn't sure whether to expose our internal ECS data structure in the plugin API, but it's working surprisingly well.
People usually expect OOP interfaces, but I’m leaning toward a more data driven, imperative API.
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@konstipaulus @dorukkavcioglu is Lottie able to express the full timeline of clips? or will you extend it?
using Lottie format is really smart. you could directly import from jitter.video for example and reuse all existing templates
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@__morse @dorukkavcioglu It will be the Lottie file format initially, since that’s already well documented and widely supported.
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