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working on an AI-native Kubernetes sidekick that watches your pods, reads the logs, and turns failures into clear fixes before they become outages
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#292My wife is on a business trip and so it's just me. Some learnings to share on how the house works:
- Weirdly, the kitchen sink is almost exactly the geometric center of the house; hence, equal probability for odors to travel.
- And that reminds me: Need to download PDF for dishwasher operation.
- Day 2 (Friday) of my wonderful better half's travels, I started laundry. I remembered less then 2 days later that I need to transfer the clean (??) clothes from the bottom device (water/soap) to the upper "dryer" -- this device produces some serious heat. Kills odor causing bacteria, and stuff. Will call that a success.
- I find my clothes are scattered on the floor randomly. Seriously high entropy -- reminds me of CloudFlare's lava lamp application: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lavarand
- Yep, total regression to the mean of bachelor-self and loving life..and the miracles of modern technology, where like the water automatically fills in the washing device. But not the soap.
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#293Building Ayla - a period, ovulation, and pregnancy tracking app for iOS/Android. Everything is stored locally on-device by default. Solo developer building with Flutter.
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#294Building Ori, an open-source agentic IoT runtime with a Physical Actuation Trust framework.
The core idea: every AI agent acting in the physical world must formally earn the authority to act, tier by tier, from informational alerts through to safety-critical relay control. Runs offline on a $55 Pi.
First deployments are underway in Lagos.
Happy to answer questions about the safety architecture or the offline reasoning approach.
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#295Starting a blog
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#297I'm building a Linux desktop app that tracks laptop battery health, logs per-minute stats to a local SQLite database, and visualizes capacity trends and degradation over time. It was fun to learn about laptop batteries.
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#298minimal now pages via chat - https://minnow.social
the Indie Internet Index - https://iii.social
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#300My mother is living alone in her house and we are getting to the point where she might not be able to live alone. I built "Still Kicking", a picture frame that monitors her motion and sends back basic reports and can detect falls and sleep quality to a phone app, to help give her more time at home. It's just an mmWave sensor connected to an ESP32. But it works nicely, and I'm thinking of starting a company making the…
“Still Kicking” is a fantastic name for that.