I've been using the air purifier as a white noise machine for 5 years and I couldn't be happier. Currently sitting in a room with PM2.5 at 1 µg/m³

I bought the Ikea (FÖRNUFTIG) because I was worried that lesser known brands on Amazon might go out of business, making it hard to find replacement filters later

I would also add that having this kind of detection superpower probably requires the observer to be a social media addict too (low-key).

Well, it’s a pretty obvious tell when they are glued to their phone like a fly on shit.

(This applies to Sol but probably works for Astra too)

I've created with Sol a skill called Low Quota Mode that intends to reduce the use of tokens usages by the frontier (intelligent model) and delegate the use of bulk reading of docs/code and implementation to a sub-agent running Luna Max. Sol is asked to supervise, read the diffs and approves the commit/pr.

The skill might need some iterations while you use it, for example at the end of a rough session you can ask Sol how did it went, which were the points of conflict with Luna and try to iron them little by little by editing the skill.

Also in difficult tasks, ask to babysit the sub-agent model, I've seen it makes more effort into communication between frontier and sub-agent to guide the task with more care.

So far it has reduced my tokens usage a lot (have not quantified but the quota lasts more).

Could you shoot us the github gist?

I do "take pride" in things I put my time and thinking into, regardless of whether it is assisted or not. For example, I am somehow proud and like some songs that I produced using Suno because of the days I spent iterating on them.

Also in vibed projects that I put my time on. It is also true that it's been a long time without going back to a class or system I coded by hand just to "admire it" and get that feeling of, "omg, this class is fire!"