Aes @itisamystery.com · 29/09/2026idk maybe I'm critical about it not being too hard but we absolutely have the modern technology for this, no question about it. I want more people/companies care. this is even ignoring the accessibility outputs of this, which is where most of the funding and research has been focused 000
Aes @itisamystery.com · 29/09/2026especially with bone conduction on the meta glasses (or equivalent I really don't want actual meta hardware), I think I could fully be functional without making noise or any real movements in nothing but the space it takes to sit and exist 101
Aes @itisamystery.com · 29/09/2026plus the sEMG band and subvocal recognition hardware on a plane and you could be fully doing work on multiple tuis with very little actual movement and no sound 100
Aes @itisamystery.com · 29/09/2026could actually be super usable to have closed lips "recognition". stuff like the alter ego use EEG plus probably some camera recognition to "read the thoughts". but even simpler could easily be internal mouth "words". that cannot be that difficult. I have a mental image of the meta headset 100
Aes @itisamystery.com · 29/09/2026kind of obsessed with the idea of an sEMG based subvocal recognition engine. some papers have gotten to like 70% accurate with 6 sensors. modern frontier models can handle a whole lot worse than that in terms of accuracy. I think a thin 3d printed headset with conical surface sensors 100
Aes @itisamystery.com · 27/09/2026it just depends how locked down they are. the hardware is probably sick but idk if I can comfortably use meta hardware on any consistent basis :( 010
Reposted by Aes𝓐𝓾𝓫𝓻𝓮𝔂 @aub.bsky.social · 26/09/2026[to myself in the mirror] do a breakthrough. make no mistakes. 115915
Aes @itisamystery.com · 25/09/2026"Invisible BIDI Fiber", there's some kits out there that'll let you run a single strand of essentially invisible fiber through the house. It's... quite invisible if you place it right. Depends on how far you're going I guess but it's maaaaaybe an option. 020
Aes @itisamystery.com · 25/09/2026msftconnecttest.com was always my go to in corp environments where the firewalls were overly restrictive. Harder to remember but quite a bit more reliable.msftconnecttest.com 010
Aes @itisamystery.com · 21/09/2026Orca is excellent. Literally checks every box. I've been mainlining it for a couple weeks I cannot speak highly enough. 161
Aes @itisamystery.com · 20/09/2026codex on the steam deck via ssh makes things so much nicer to deal with. did a whole pile of Skyrim mods the same way. I love the sd keyboard but it is not good for actual "doing things" 131
Aes @itisamystery.com · 19/09/2026I use a blue yeti and it's ok. Generally people don't notice a difference. someone else said a Shure and the sm7b has been on my list for a while but needs so much extra hardware it's like, sigh 000
Aes @itisamystery.com · 19/09/2026love love love never having to deal with grafana charts and dashboards ever again. promql and logql is the worst query language I've ever used. 031
Aes @itisamystery.com · 19/09/2026oh wow I didn't know this was something you had, this is very cool! 020
Aes @itisamystery.com · 16/09/2026Going back to the OP, since you asked about "what about the other way around", 1. Internal planning/communication that leads to chosen external actions. 2. Humans indeed do this. 3. AI too indeed does this. 000
Aes @itisamystery.com · 16/09/2026And maybe it's not exactly words but it's concepts and thoughts and planning that lead to a conclusion of "I get up and make a PBJ". The external actions were caused by internal thoughts. AI does the same thing, you can just see it happen in text and words every time. 110
Aes @itisamystery.com · 16/09/2026The way I think is with some grade of words or pictures in my head to solve the daily problems in life. "I have to go eat I want some peanut butter and jelly but I want to finish what I'm working on. I'll finish this step and then get up to make my PBJ and eat while I browse the internet". 210
Aes @itisamystery.com · 16/09/2026So when an AI has its internal "thinking" and it processes out the details of a problem internally before saying something out loud or exposing itself externally, that's thinking. 110
Aes @itisamystery.com · 16/09/2026Probably shouldn't engage, but from the other side, "thinking" is an internal voice that brings one through a process of mental pathways. Voice doesn't mean words, but it does indicate an internal process that brings you to some grade of answer or conclusion to a problem. 110
Aes @itisamystery.com · 16/09/2026good analogy. just nods or pointing to papers you've left up to help communicate. 160
Aes @itisamystery.com · 15/09/2026that's what stopped me from other options, the arbitrary random "oh this wont work right because x". pangolin being mine meant the restrictions or limitations were what I wanted and set. 020
Aes @itisamystery.com · 15/09/2026I swapped to Pangolin for a bunch of my stuff and it's been surprisingly nice. Same "tunnel" concept but not cloudflare at least. 110
Aes @itisamystery.com · 13/09/2026heroes of the storm is so good and i am _so so so_ happy blizzard decided to bring it back 000
Aes @itisamystery.com · 12/09/2026as a not signal user that's actually such a cool way to set spoiler text maybe I should start using signal 010
Aes @itisamystery.com · 11/09/2026yeah steam controller is pretty good. the touchpads are just so nice 001
Aes @itisamystery.com · 11/09/2026good luck and please post aggressively when you start the swampy planet. 160
Aes @itisamystery.com · 10/09/2026long term easier modification of levels. instead of arbitrary "xhigh" just a level from 0->n. let it work with whatever the underlying system handles. the api shouldn't define the arbitrary levels like this. a user interface could easily just translate that out, why make the api so static like that 040
Aes @itisamystery.com · 10/09/2026I didn't think about it and now I'm annoyed that isn't how it was built to begin with. why is it a string??? 250
Aes @itisamystery.com · 10/09/2026I've had some artisans that have come with me between sets. sometimes that little accent piece actually adds to cohesion. also consider other keycap materials. keycaps are totally modular. slick and cohesive can _also_ be pretty :3 ALSO a nice keycap set can move to a new keyboard! 110
Aes @itisamystery.com · 10/09/2026for the esc key? omg the esc slot is the prime slot for a fun artisan. etsy or r/mechmarket, there's so many fun options 120
Aes @itisamystery.com · 09/09/2026tbh fair. I spent too long on tmux to give zellij a real chance. herdr is super nice. esp some of the plugins are really clean. 010
Aes @itisamystery.com · 09/09/2026tmux best multiplexer I wish it had the same "local instance connects to remote server" like herdr though :( 110
Aes @itisamystery.com · 09/09/2026and then it does sick orchestration internally with dedicated harness processes it feeds text into 010
Aes @itisamystery.com · 09/09/2026try orca onorca.dev it's a little hype-y but it's been my favorite tool for the week I've been playing with it. desktop has the main session, laptop connects to desktop, and phone connects to desktop, so the same sessions/worktrees are accessible to every system 210
Reposted by Aesellie lockhart (she/they) @eleanor.lockhart.contact · 09/09/2026Was having a convo at work about how Astra is much easier to work with for what we do than Opus 5 and someone was like “we’re doing toxic workplace gossip about coworkers but they’re robots, you realize that right” 1398
Aes @itisamystery.com · 08/09/2026I told Astra to use the last 6% of my usage before the reset and came out with exception.vlan.foo Big fan of Astra's web design language, and the field guide link at the bottom is an internal blog post. Fun model, for sure. I don't think this does anything relevant but it's interesting.exception.vlan.fooThe Exception RoomA quiet laboratory for beautiful claims and the smallest worlds that break them. 000
Aes @itisamystery.com · 07/09/2026i also think there's a lot of people who thought it was fun, interacted with it, enjoyed seeing posts about it, but didn't really participate in the wider discourse. loud voices do loud things after all. 050
Aes @itisamystery.com · 07/09/2026i think i bought itisamystery.com for like $50 at an auction that i just randomly happened to see. it was the first domain i ever bought. and now i just... don't ever want to let it go.itisamystery.comit is a mystery 000
Aes @itisamystery.com · 07/09/2026ok i couldn't help myself i've been sitting on this domain for 12 years what else am i gonna do with it if i can't flex being a fucking idiot 100