Mastodawn

Initial steps to better cooling for AI data centers:
https://www.perplexity.ai/search/what-do-people-mean-when-they-W2Bwjwp7QbOy0sykrYzUHQ

Jakob Possert-Bienzle 1d ago

How to let Claude Desktop search Tana - wasn't easy to setup
https://app.tana.inc/shared/the-intricate-setup-of-letting-claude-desktop-search-tana-desktop/ZlNRc2NXVW84NDBqL2tWQ1dONjdMcUZuTA==

The intricate setup of letting Claude Desktop search Tana Desktop

An AI-native workspace that helps you do real work and share it

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Jakob Possert-Bienzle 3d ago

Just created a customization for #OpenClaw:
have a nice pathways interface when logging into VPS, choosing between claude code - which runs with subscription - and openclaw tui, which only runs with API:
https://github.com/idea2-life/OpenClaw-Customization/tree/main/pretty-sign-in

Jakob Possert-Bienzle 3d ago

I have accepted that for now, that no matter how excited I am
about building idea2.life with a self-contained VPS (that can only add and read from other instances, incl. Github commits) but not deleting anything - apart from self-destructing, which is fine because I have a swiss server backing it up and can just go back in time a bit)
for the 'lay person' - who honestly are still early adopters - Claude Cowork is the closest we have to 'agentic AI'

Jakob Possert-Bienzle 4d ago

I have successfully connected Claude Code to the server, where I am running #OpenClaw, and can now use the subscription based tokens again.

Context: I had been playing with OpenClaw some 2 weeks ago - really enjoying it - and then hit many http errors, which I understand to be linked to the limits that Anthropic imposed on subscription-based usage.
https://www.perplexity.ai/search/is-claude-code-using-the-same-UBUiAOIhTX6H8_8uHDKwQw#1

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Jakob Possert-Bienzle 6d ago

If you want to use this 3 node setup though (eg. because you want to also use more (ipv6 only servers), here's my key lessons learnt:

1. IPv6-only VMs need the correct NAT64 prefix
ungleich doesn't use the standard 64:ff9b::/96 — their actual prefix is 2a0a:e5c0:10:10::/96. Convert gateway IPv4 to NAT64

2. Add both keys at VM creation time

local (eg. Fedora) key → so you can reach it via tunnel
Gateway key → so gateway can SSH in directly

3. IP forwarding must be enabled on gateway

Jakob Possert-Bienzle 6d ago

While setting up a Matrix server on @ungleich, I have chosen to use a 3 node setup to maximize on ipv6 only servers (which are more affordable - and Matrix won't be the only one) and isolating the bridges from the central synapse server:

1. Gateway
2. Synapse
3. Bridges

BUT if you only care about Matrix I would recommend you to use just one ipv4 & ipv6 server (with around 4GB) it's been a headache of 2h for me to connect even just the gateway and the synapse servers with each other...

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Jakob Possert-Bienzle Mar 12

And if you want to make sure that it doesn't pollute
press again command/ctrl + k & select 'move and leave reference to'
select
[ ] backup_[workspace name] , which you have to create for the first time
and add your collaborators to
but you can leave it hidden from your sidebar

Note:
This only keeps plain text, no references
- which is a pro if we care about it not polluting

Jakob Possert-Bienzle Mar 12

Tana (manual) Version History:
If you want to preserve text before (letting someone else have a go at) editing it you can take these steps:

Select the node:
press command/ctrl + k & select
- 'copy full content to clipboard'
- paste it in the node where the version history should live
- eg. just below

- optional: attach a version number

Jakob Possert-Bienzle Mar 12

Good to have spelled out the importance of digital sovereignty:
https://www.bitecode.dev/p/the-eu-can-be-shut-down-with-a-few
@bitecode

The EU can be shut down with a few keystrokes

On a QWERTY keyboard

Bite code!