A `sleep` with progress
The Mythical Agent-Month – Wes McKinney
Like a lot of people, I’ve found that AI is terrible for my sleep schedule. In the past I’d wake up briefly at 4 or 4:30 in the morning to have a sip of water or use the bathroom; now I have trouble going back to sleep. I could be doing things. Before I would get a solid 7-8 hours a night; now I’m lucky when I get 6. I’ve largely stopped fighting it: now when I’m rolling around restlessly in bed at 5:07am with ideas to feed my AI coding agents, I just get up and start my day.
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systemd has a cron replacement, and it’s better.
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Download Life Cycle - Track Your Time by Sleep Cycle AB on the App Store. See screenshots, ratings and reviews, user tips, and more apps like Life Cycle - Track…
autosuspend 11.3.0 documentation
autosuspend is a daemon that periodically suspends a system on inactivity and wakes it up again automatically in case it is needed. For this purpose, autosuspend periodically iterates a number of user-configurable activity checks, which indicate whether an activity on the host is currently present that should prevent the host from suspending. In case one of the checks indicates such activity, no action is taken and periodic checking continues. Otherwise, in case no activity can be detected, this state needs to be present for a specified amount of time before the host is suspended by autosuspend. In addition to the activity checks, wake up checks are used to determine planned future activities of the system (for instance, a TV recording or a periodic backup). In case such activities are known before suspending, autosuspend triggers a command to wake up the system automatically before the soonest activity.
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AI fatigue is real and nobody talks about it | Siddhant Khare
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timelocked secrets
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TriLinesAt
Five minutes before bed, three lines of journaling. A social diary app on Bluesky.
The Human-in-the-Loop is Tired
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My Modified Couch to 5K Running Program
I found the official program too aggressive, so I modified it to give a more gradual increase in duration.
Add CEF runtime to Linux builds by gschier · Pull Request #494 · mountain-loop/yaak
Adds CEF support for Yaak on Linux, where host webview compatibility is unreliable. Changes Adds Linux CEF build support. Includes fixes for light/dark mode detection on Linux. Notes CEF builds ...
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Blaxel is the persistent sandbox platform that keeps infinite secure sandboxes on automatic standby with co-hosted agents and context for near instant latency. Achieve 25ms resume times and eliminate cold starts.
How to Hack Time, With C2PA | Blog
The most impressive hacking stunt from cinema history comes from Kung Fury (2015), in which Hackerman hacks time itself. He uses this power to correct historic misdeeds. But what would I do with the ability to hack time? Personally I'm more afraid of the butterfly effect, so I'd just go back a few hours to tell myself the winning lottery numbers.