I added a small experiment to this site: click a clap listener button, allow the microphone, clap your hands, and the site toggles dark mode. The interesting part is not the dark mode itself. The interesting part is how a static Jekyll site can run a small machine learning model in the browser without a backend server...
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Codex already writes a local JSONL transcript for every session. A stop hook can use that transcript to append each prompt and response to Markdown, giving you searchable Obsidian notes without asking the model to summarize anything...
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It’s an incredibly frustrating scenario: You use multiple MicroSD cards interchangeably on your Steam Deck to manage an oversized library. One day, you slide a card in, and instead of displaying your games, SteamOS panics and greets you with a terrifying prompt: "Format drive to use it."..
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