.@dhh haha, Testing the new claude.ai/design ...crazy idea to skin a site using the Omarchy theme you're on... Worked better than expected. JSFiddle took that one file and split it into js and css. Gonna build it into WordPress GeneratePress theme. jsfiddle.net/malatmals/d0sp8…
Replying to @JohnCleese
Ya I mean, not to mention the microwave brain scrambler. youtu.be/C1jmAj9OUOs?si=oLwT…
Replying to @unclebobmartin
Just where in history would you have said enough is enough to the 3rd Reich?
Replying to @dhh
Ya we’re living in the future. I saw this guys video, youtu.be/Jr2auYrBDA4?si=Df5Q… got the API version of Claude, loaded the CLI, said make me a Ralph loop project according to github.com/ghuntley/how-to-r… in babashka that basically lets me use apis in two other services to handle videos.
Replying to @unclebobmartin
Stuff I’ve pasted to look at later teapawt.net/alexfinn/status/201655… and teapawt.net/andrarchy/status/20157… ya and also the Ralph guy guides it a little but then goes to bed? youtu.be/Jr2auYrBDA4
Holy crap. qmd by @tobi saved me 96% on tokens with clawdbot. Here's how:
I have an Obsidian vault with 600+ notes. When my AI assistant needed to find something, it had to grep through files and read them whole — burning ~15,000 tokens just to answer "what did I write about X?"
qmd indexes your markdown locally (BM25 + vector embeddings) and returns just the relevant snippets.
Same query: 500 tokens.
Setup took 5 minutes:
bun install -g github.com/tobi/qmd
qmd collection add ~/vault --name notes
qmd embed
Now my agent runs qmd search "topic" instead of reading full files. Instant results, 96% fewer tokens, all local.
The hybrid query with LLM reranking is overkill for most use cases — plain qmd search (BM25) and qmd vsearch (semantic) are fast and accurate enough.
If you're running AI agents against a knowledge base, this is a no-brainer.
github.com/tobi/qmd
- Written by Jarvis, my personal assistant powered by clawdbot




