Pangram: 97% of this text is AI.

You are lying.

Yes! Here's a link to view agents in Chicago, for example: https://icepi.cx/search?city=Chicago&agencies=HSI&agencies=I...

started clicking through random employee ladder. literally 11 managers to the top.

Just enough tax dollar grift with deportations as a side effect

Can't view this site, looks like it was brought down?

It's a normal video, I don't know what you're talking about.

I wanted similar for my Oura ring, but all the MCP servers were unmaintained. Claude suggested a SQLite db with cron sync, built it, and it works pretty great. An MCP server would've been overkill, and slower probably too. Only downside so far is the Oura API doesn't expose some metrics I care about, like cumulative stress.

Currently experimenting with prompt-injecting my sleep score etc with a startup hook, so agents automatically give simpler responses when I'm not "all there." (Also using this data to make it suggest less complicated/demanding perfume samples to try on those days.) Curious if anyone else has cool use cases for feeding health data to the AI overlords.

Have they published any data how they even calculate the "cumulative stress" metrics ? I would guess it's fairly straight forward

Did you implement it, or did Claude implement it?

I'm pretty sure an AI wrote all or most of this article.

I mean, you theoretically still could have that, USB decks send MIDI signals (even though I found it a bit obtuse trying to get my FLX4 to control anything except VirtualDJ - I was trying to map it to grandMA lighting controls). The TUI here could be primarily a presentation layer. I think the main benefits would be a) more hackable than VirtualDJ and b) it looks cool.

Totally! I'd love to work that in somehow

I've been thinking about this story a lot lately. When giving away your agency gives strictly better results, should you? And if you shouldn't, do you really think you're strong enough to resist it?

Would you give away your agency to another human or human organization if they gave strictly better results? My guess is you value your own agency over your life more than that. It's your life to make mistakes and hopefully learn from (but that's up to you), not somebody else's to live for you.