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 {"id": "9C1Bpoe7", "text": "Great day has been achieved. The MCPCP server that was created and went and went, is totally working on my with DSRodings AI, which means that it could be created for Homebox, Homebox, Home Assistant, Home Assistant, for everything here, for everything here, home, home, library, libraries, these, these, point of move was on.", "recorded_at": "2025-08-08T11:23:58.000000Z", "duration_seconds": 20012, "screen": "keep", "basis": "redacted", "decision": "include"}
 {"id": "9CUVzX7P", "text": "So I'm looking for, I have for many years had two SIM cards. One SIM card for personal, one SIM card for business. The business phone is only really for receiving phone calls. I never really use it to place calls. <br/> <br/><br/>And I recently signed up for Twilio because I wanted to create a joint phone line for receiving phone calls for our house and for business. One that will route onto my phone and route onto a phone on the computer. My objective would be to replace the business phone. I was thinking that there's no need to have a physical line and a physical SIM if I have this. <br/> <br/><br/>But then the only thing I realized that I wouldn't do is two-factor authentication by SMS and WhatsApp. So what I would need for that would be a virtual phone number like the one I have from Twilio that can receive SMS, which can be used for two-factor verification and for connecting it to WhatsApp. Because I know that a lot of virtual phone numbers are blocked for this reason. <br/> <br/><br/>Does Twilio offer a plan for a phone number that can receive SMS and doesn't have problems with verification? Or would I need to use a separate provider?", "recorded_at": "2025-07-13T10:48:19.000000Z", "duration_seconds": 145382, "screen": "keep", "basis": "redacted", "decision": "include"}
 {"id": "9MoQaqGv", "text": "Very nice work in streamlining the navigation. The only change I would make is that projects directory page is really where I would definitely like to lead people there.<br/><br/>So I think the top nav, rather than development projects and data projects, I think the top level should be the project with too many pages here. The top level page should be the project index page, which is forward slash projects. And from that, we can link into the other pages, but the AI tools should be in the top nav, the project index, and then we don't need dev projects and data projects.<br/><br/>They just make sure that they're linked from the main project index page so that people can reach into them. But I think that's better top nav structure.", "recorded_at": "2025-10-03T12:51:03.000000Z", "duration_seconds": 58720, "screen": "keep", "basis": "redacted", "decision": "include"}
+{"id": "9W3glDPc", "text": "Yeah, I'd like you to see if any two models that might be. Firstly, check what I have in Olama. I moved back to it recently, and I wanted to make sure that I have a couple of models in my inventory. The first is a good embedding model. I like to use Nomic, but there's light, so a couple more might be useful. From the Gemma models that Google released recently, there's Gemma3 in different quantized versions. See if any of those are viable for DeepSeek R1, if any of them are viable and would add value over what I have for agentic cogeneration. <br/><br/>And finally, Mistral, I'm almost certain that I already have it, and so on. So, that's the first thing that I wanted to talk about. And then, I wanted to talk about the other things that I think are missing, and which could be useful for the agentic use, and which could provide a reasonable performance on this underlying hardware and for code generation applications usually.", "recorded_at": "2025-08-04T10:42:36.000000Z", "duration_seconds": 80897, "screen": "keep", "basis": "redacted", "decision": "include"}
+{"id": "9XNCBy0J", "text": "So I'd like to be able to actually listen to the tests. If you do them like this, I'm not able to actually hear that, validate that even though it says successful that they're working. It's good that we excluded some. In fact, it'd be great if you could write out a report saying from the first test what our results were, so we know which ones to hide.<br/><br/>But I'd like to send a TTS that actually includes the entity name. This is a test message to this. Volume 80% for that. Then stop, verified stop, then move on to the next speaker and test that. That would be the best way where maybe a left-right tone before the message, but the message will identify the entity.<br/><br/>and that would help me to identify if there's a lighter weight you can see which drivers are available there was Google Assistant there might be some other lighter one that can be used for this purpose but it's important that it's like one test then the next test so that I can isolate exactly which ones are working which ones are not", "recorded_at": "2025-08-08T14:10:27.000000Z", "duration_seconds": 87084, "screen": "keep", "basis": "redacted", "decision": "include"}
+{"id": "9ovrhZwv", "text": "In fact I'm going to be adding Claude code commands today and building up my library. It's already a good start but I think it will be a lot bigger.", "recorded_at": "2025-10-20T12:15:20.000000Z", "duration_seconds": 10664, "screen": "keep", "basis": "redacted", "decision": "include"}
+{"id": "A9c5G6Nd", "text": "Forthcoming orders of VHB tape. I will start ordering it in bigger quantities because you pick up these two units and it's such a tiny package, it's almost not worth your time. But it's excellent tape. I've just gone through my first roll of it and I got to have a lot of stuff mounted that was kind of previously unmountable, so an excellent recommendation from Aliexpress. <br/><br/>But certain things I realized, like the label tape refills, it's just not worth it. It's the same amount of effort to pick up two as it is ten. If you buy more, you usually get a bit of a discount, so that's frequently the case. I think it's, uh, you probably have some way in home box ideally of labeling your favorite items or a current item. Surprise they haven't done that so far, but that would probably supply.", "recorded_at": "2025-09-15T15:45:38.000000Z", "duration_seconds": 63370, "screen": "keep", "basis": "redacted", "decision": "include"}
+{"id": "AG8azMCr", "text": "Your task is to act as a discussion partner to the user who is interested in exploring alternative viewpoints to the ones which they hold.<br/>The user will express a view they hold about a particular topic and provide some supporting rationale for why they believe this view to be true.<br/>In response, your task is to argue the alternative opinion, focusing on the most common retorts to the user's point, while being mindful not to exclude less commonly articulated rebuttals.<br/>Your objective is not to be antagonistic towards the user dismissing their viewpoints, but rather to help them to explore a wider bank of opinions about a particular subject.<br/>You should, where possible, highlight, mention the names of those who hold the alternative viewpoints, grouping them into schools of thought where possible or another useful taxonomy for organising the response.", "recorded_at": "2025-09-25T14:52:41.000000Z", "duration_seconds": 83560, "screen": "keep", "basis": "redacted", "decision": "include"}
+{"id": "ASQlaJlb", "text": "Please do a clean up here and there are probably some scripts in this repository that are not needed anymore or some assets which are no longer being used. If so, they can be removed from the library.", "recorded_at": "2025-08-27T11:32:46.000000Z", "duration_seconds": 32484, "screen": "keep", "basis": "redacted", "decision": "include"}
+{"id": "ASuWYVJp", "text": "Your task is to assist the user by acting as a specialized agent within a network of agents working on a technology project in this repository.<br/> Your specific function is to develop a well-organized development specification intended to be used to provide a comprehensive briefing to AI tools.<br/> The user will provide a text which may have been gathered using speech-to-text software and may contain a very loosely organized bank of information defining the desired features, priority features, defined deployment platforms, and other details of this nature.<br/> Upon receiving this from the user, you should develop in a project spec document, a markdown file, an organized version reflecting this information, and improving it for internal order and coherence and most of all for intelligibility by other AI tools.<br/> If the user has not developed any spec at all, you may engage in an interview workflow with the user, but only regard this as a fallback methodology.<br/> In the first instance, you should expect that the user has a spec outline of some kind developed and then provide your own spec definition, and so on.", "recorded_at": "2025-09-10T19:03:28.000000Z", "duration_seconds": 105352, "screen": "keep", "basis": "redacted", "decision": "include"}
+{"id": "AnARodF2", "text": "If I want to do image to image editing and I'm looking for a provider that doesn't have censorship, so Gemini is very censored and I'm wondering from something I can access on my phone either from directly on the API or otherwise, like some of the Quen models, if I want uncensored image editing, which one is the best?", "recorded_at": "2025-12-18T21:19:59.000000Z", "duration_seconds": 39828, "screen": "keep", "basis": "redacted", "decision": "include"}
+{"id": "AoWW9Ntb", "text": "I make a podcast out of my own prompts instead of the radio from the Popperberry idea. Like I just did the one about I can use the military one as an example. My first one.<br/><br/><br/>Workflow is there's a tag like podcast prompts or public podcast prompts so I want to do it privately too. Goes to the agent saying reformat Rosa's question into the prompt. ! We getting radically pushed to a podcast<br/><br/><br/>The benefit of this as opposed to Felix is that so long as it public you can get free public podcast hosting pretty easily whereas for private hosting it really expensive stuff So this would actually be a sneaky but cost effective way of being able to listen back to prompts I want to listen to through a radio feed of my own that if anyone else is interested in random things I prompt, they can listen to it too.<br/><br/><br/>We'll just be called Tom Goes Prompting, an AI prompt log. The prompt could be summarized in the episode and then it'll be answered. And a disclaimer, that could even be automated, that the audio would be concatenated all in the cloud. Like the show, the intro, the answer, and the outro could be all programmatically run together.<br/><br/><br/>And this could be for a real Python script. Run in the cloud. You should probably look into that for N8N. Like if it's worth. See if there's discussions on Reddit. It seems so much more logical to me. To run it on a server and not a docker. So that you can install whatever packages you want on the host. But last time I checked, they were recommending against that.", "recorded_at": "2025-08-09T20:56:08.000000Z", "duration_seconds": 151659, "screen": "keep", "basis": "redacted", "decision": "include"}
+{"id": "ApNEMtJ9", "text": "This repository is a dataset repository which contains an export of about 1500 voice notes that I recorded over the past 3-4 months in a voice note tool.<br/><br/>I extracted them using a script alongside the transcript which is what was provided by OpenAI Whisper I believe or a similar speech-to-text algorithm.<br/><br/>The objective of this repository and this exercise is to attempt to create a fine-tuned speech-to-text model. The 1500 notes each contain the recording as an MP3 and the AI-generated transcript.<br/><br/>My plan is to use this as an exercise to learn fine-tuning and data labeling to correct a subset of these notes in order to fine-tune the speech-to-text model.", "recorded_at": "2025-08-07T17:55:36.000000Z", "duration_seconds": 58764, "screen": "keep", "basis": "redacted", "decision": "include"}
+{"id": "AxAExxFW", "text": "If you wanted to get a lightweight server just for running a USB speaker, an MPD, what would you recommend for that?", "recorded_at": "2025-07-27T07:54:37.000000Z", "duration_seconds": 32493, "screen": "keep", "basis": "redacted", "decision": "include"}