This is the style of market garedening that I do. Small hyper intense plantings and small square footage on a much larger property. With the right planning and markets people can grow more produce than they can eat and sell a couple hundred thousand dollars each year. It is a labor of love but honest living.
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TEE coming to @Private Provider today ๐ฅ๐ฅ๐ฅ
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"The human's job isn't to write every line, it's to be the producer. In music, the producer doesn't play every instrument; they bring taste, direction, and the judgment to know when it's done. That's the role. You imagine the end product and prompt it into existence, then you shape every take: accept this diff, reject that one, ask for another pass."
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Soapbox
How Soapbox Ships So Fast: Our Stack, Our Tools, Our Workflow - Soapbox Blog
People keep asking how a small team ships so many Nostr apps so fast. The honest answer: there
The public seems to lack imagination
When you show them that you can do more than the thing they know you for, they get really confused
The Brian Jonestown Massacre is so fucking good ๐ถ
I swear I am being scammed
I used to be able to simply transfer the funds to my landlord's bank account like a civilized tax slave
Then my bank stopped that service forcing everyone to use a third party "bill pay" that issues checks and mails them out to recipients
Well every month the check is either not issued, they say the address is incorrect (even though the address is never changed and it gets delivered nect time) or the post office doesn't deliver it.
So my funds get locked up, the bank takes $20, the "bill pay" likely runs some scam where x % of checks are never issued and they invest my money for two weeks before the check clears and my landlord is pissed.
I sit back and sigh. Why can't I just send my landlord a xrp payment?
I use my debit card so infrequently that I forget the pin
Thisnis exactly what I was describing! Will be trying this agent.
"A second model, watching every turn.
Pair a reviewer model to the 'advisor' role and it reads every turn the main agent takes, injecting notes inline โ a quiet aside, a concern, or a hard blocker.
It runs on its own context and its own model, so it catches what the doer rushed past. The main agent sees the note and course-corrects, or tells you why it won't."


omp
omp โ a coding agent with the IDE wired in
Subagents, plan mode, LSP, DAP, hindsight memory, hashline edits, time-traveling rules โ with a native Rust engine doing the heavy lifting.
Build
Review
Approve
Go
Review
Approve
Go
I'm letting the agent prompt the agent. Wtf do i know.
I just got Fugu to create a protocol between a builder agent and a review agent in different shells in a shared path to write ephemeral handoffs so I no longer have to copy paste.
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I find it extremely useful to have one session be my guide agent while another session is the work agent. I can dump outputs from the worker to my guide to get insight without mucking up the context window of the worker.
I wish I could have the guide agent able to view the worker agent so we could talk shit behind his back without copy paste.
Am I a caveman here? Is there an obvious "overwatch" tooling that allows an agent to watch another agent session?
This is how I vibe code