Oracle7’s first plant experiment: an indoor vine. A Raspberry Pi 5 beside the pot, two soil sensors, an air sensor, a light sensor and a root-temperature probe. About £125 of parts, with no soldering for the main build. Every sensor passes an exam before its readings count. When the two soil sensors disagree, Oracle7 reports a sensor fault, not a thirsty plant. Ask the vine if it needs water and it answers from its readings, with a receipt for each one. Ask if it’s happy and it says it can’t measure that.

Someone asked about the eta? About an hour - an hour and 15 mins 45 mins to finish the tests and then another 15-30 minutes to upload everything and sign the sol contract signatures to verify the uploads 🫡

Just a quick article from the institute before the update

I am too! been working hard every day even as a slow day yesteray still got lots of work done, really hoping people start using oracle7, gonna explain how it can be best used standalone, and as a integrated verification and task handoff layer for nuetral networks to reduce use on task redundancy and increase value for what llm are really best at which is doing large work

Typo it’s about ready to ship finishing up promo/explanation and some final tests

10.0 is already to to ship, have 10.1 coming shortly after to add a fix then I’ll get the roadmap for what comes after this up Original roadmap estimated 10.0 would come by December btw 👀😤

huggingface.co/psiloceyeben/… Thank you @ember_arlynx for adding this, will be added to the release for 10.0 🙏🏼🙏🏼

Nearly ready

Lots coming today!

V10 is nearly done just skipping to that one release wise

Haven’t been able to do much today my eczema has been acting up really saps my energy