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How long until you've built the Grid into a shipping container and are selling those?

Can't wait to see how quickly I can get boards next time I need a batch! The adage 'hardware is hard' is getting less true every day

opencode connected to ornith 1.5 35b q8 running on a jetson agx orin

tried opencode for the first time to use the $200 in api credits that come with claude max but can't be used in claude code. it's great. the free nemotron 3 model is even decent, i love seeing agentic coding accessible to students and hobbiests and folks that can't drop $200/mo.

i used the bonus anthropic credits to get ornith 1.5 35b q8 running on a jetson. it's no opus 5, but it's usable for real coding and sys admin work, and works great in opencode. at least as good as sonnet 4. 5 token/sec is a little painful though.

Spector leaving EA to join Romero and make Deus Ex was the platinum lining of EA buying Origin and enshittifying Ultima.

Deus Ex is Ultima X, it picked up and relit the torch that Ultima IX dropped in a puddle.

the Ender saga series of books is foundational scifi for me, right up there with the Foundation and Dune series

have you read any of OSC's fantasy? i've been meaning to start his Alvin series

> You just blindly tell it what to do without any regard for its motivations or morale

You're holding it wrong. Claude, like all direct reports, is a better worker when he has clear motivations and high morale.

what's your vision for that link?

it's not clear to me what the interface to the user is, or who the user is

> ATC could have waited until the plane was on the ground to tell the military they could resume GPS jamming

He hinted at this when he mentioned that ATC was dealing with other flights complaining about loss of GPS and coordinating with white sands. ATC crew were probably just out of their depth and trying their best, same as the flight crew. I wonder what the experience level of the ATC crew was and how much pressure they were getting from white sands to keep the jamming up.