Nostr notes by Elkim

Azeroth!

2026-10-10T15:08:17Z

In reply to nevent1q…57uy
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Azeroth!

This was long time coming and finally done. Basically one-shot ...

2026-10-05T07:25:07Z

This was long time coming and finally done.

Basically one-shot /goal project migration.

Prompt: I want to migrate the whole project from JavaScript to TypeScript 7. I want 100% parity. I want LoC to drop dramatically. Minimum 30% overall. I want simplification across the board. I want code legibility up. I want interpretability of the codebase and how things connect to each other up. I want elegance. I want superfluous excess bloat code cleaned up and removed. I want first class, 10/10 codebase. I want it all done fully. No excuses. No waiting for my decisions. Get it all done, and present me fully migrated 100% functional solution in all regards.

Inspired by Teknium from Nous Research

I dropped the 30% LoC reduction later as it was obvious it was going nowhere that.

Some interesting facts and numbers:

- 1 573 JavaScript files -> 1 730 TypeScript files
- 390K -> 397K LoC
- 836 -> 921 runtime modules
- 734 -> 809 tests (91 % function coverage)

236 commits and 2.5 days later of running /goal with Sol 6.1 High whole codebase migrated. No migration-related issues found so far.

Could have been much faster as I enabled subagents only around 50 % and Fast mode somewhere around 75 %.

According to Codex, it took 2B of tokens total, 57M of fresh uncached input, the rest was cached. It didn't even took my weekly usage, I'd say maybe 80 % of it but there was a reset and then I hit another one about 30 % since it was expiring earlier this morning.

I thought this will take much longer to get more capable models.

PS.: I'm no coder by craft, pure AI native slopeloper :)

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Huge upgrade to the project!

Almost 400K LoC of vanilla JavaScript migrated to TypeScript 7.

Curious who he's cooking 😉 I think the main challenge is ...

2026-09-25T10:21:06Z

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Curious who he's cooking 😉 I think the main challenge is how could the data flow directly without proxy from user between the device and the app.

I haven't solved wearabless privaty so far as everything ...

2026-09-23T14:22:03Z

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I haven't solved wearabless privaty so far as everything locally breaks their ToS so for public product is no go.

Kristov has this https://github.com/kristovatlas/somnus

GLM 5.3 Flash available from, all providers. It's a new ...

2026-08-27T05:47:13Z

GLM 5.3 Flash available from, all providers. It's a new open-weight vision model scoring 91% on @ArtificialAnlys Scientific Reasoning.

Go try it, looks great!

Btw, new major feature dropping soon, stay tuned!

Built a little something for the local AI users in ...

2026-07-20T14:08:28Z

Built a little something for the local AI users in getbasedhealth (nprofile…4lsz) so you can choose reliable model enough for the use case.

Compare two or more models against a reference result or each other.

Import of 65-marker blood work report tested with native Qwen3-6-27b ) vs. BottleCapAI’s fine-tuned Thinkingcap model.

Thinkingcap was 36% faster with the same results.

You can also compare cloud providers and see how much you are paying for what speeds. Some dare to charge much more and are much slower as well 😎

He gives me "evil" vibes anyway. Might be just autistic ...

2026-06-29T11:42:01Z

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He gives me "evil" vibes anyway. Might be just autistic about it but there's something behind the eyes.

Tried from different ISP/VPN?

2026-06-27T07:06:57Z

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Tried from different ISP/VPN?

Where do you ship from?

2026-06-25T14:47:45Z

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Where do you ship from?

Twitter is going crazy about europeans not using AC like smart ...

2026-06-24T17:05:10Z

Twitter is going crazy about europeans not using AC like smart americans.

It's hot as fuck, I have AC and I don't use it.

Why? Because it's inside.

I actually understand biology, so I'm sitting at water almost naked, feet in cold well water, saturating my eye and skin photoreceptors with full spectrum sunlight diluting that toxic artificial light from the display close to harmless, watching dozens of barn swallows skimming the pond and my retarded cat getting ready to jump into the water to catch one, vibecoding my project with Hermes Agent by just talking to it.

Why the fuck would I be sitting inside with AC with my biology in failsafe mode? Makes no sense.

You can use the Custom endpoint, I rather not adding another ...

2026-06-23T05:07:27Z

In reply to nevent1q…4ael
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You can use the Custom endpoint, I rather not adding another provider because of maintenance.

This is unfortunately above my paygrade so I have to assume ...

2026-06-23T04:45:33Z

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This is unfortunately above my paygrade so I have to assume projects like these do their best for their users and partners. Does Venice do that any better?

Any thoughts PPQdotAI (nprofile…etsy) ?

Those melanin missing wearable spots hit hard :)

2026-06-22T06:42:39Z

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Those melanin missing wearable spots hit hard :)

When the system is failing, it's important to look under the ...

2026-06-21T13:22:02Z

When the system is failing, it's important to look under the hood and fix the parts without losing sight of the big picture.

How's your Biological Coherence looking?

getbased.health might help with debugging — the rest is up to you.

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Biological Coherence: the missing layer in lab interpretation

What follows is not poetry, but a reality for many people trying to debug and solve their health issues.

Some markers are green.
Some are red.
The system is still failing.
And you have no idea why.

This quote from The Expanse nails it hard.

Artificial ecosystem, you ask? That's right.

We do not realize it, but our environment resembles almost nothing of what our biology evolved and adapted to.

So the less we comply with Nature, the more we need to use technology to fix what was not meant to be broken in the first place.

Which is ironic, because our technologies are what makes us sick.

And if you look at a map of biological pathways, you quickly realize that whatever you are about to do, there is a pretty good chance your plan has holes and leaks all over the place.

Biology scores, the human-readable puzzle

Markers from blood, urine, and other tests can be useful, but only if:

a) you can interpret them right
b) the interpretation is context-aware

Neither is easy.

Hell, for most people it is almost impossible.

This is where state-of-the-art AI can help. If it is good at one thing, it is making sense of a big chunk of incoherent data thrown at it.

getbased just got Biology Scores, a first iteration of a new scoring system. A user-facing, readable format that computes and interprets your health data into something that can tell you what is working well and what is broken.

Biological Coherence is an overview score composed of up to 13 baseline scores and 5 extended scores.

Each score has two levels of inputs: core markers, as the bare minimum, and extended markers for better confidence.

Take Metabolic Flexibility, for instance.

The viable minimum is:
fasting glucose
fasting insulin
triglycerides
HDL

For better confidence, add:
HbA1c
C-peptide
fructosamine

Every subscore will not just show you a meaningless number. It will explain what it means, what drives it, what drags it down, and most importantly, how it is tied to your other data.

That includes DNA/SNPs and mtDNA, lifestyle data like diet, sleep, and stress, environmental context like light and nnEMF, medical and family history, and biometrics like HRV, heart rate, blood pressure, weight, BMI, and more.

Scores are context-aware.

Meaning if, for whatever reason, creatinine levels are not relevant for you, getbased will not count it and penalize you for low eGFR while screaming that your kidneys suck.

To make the whole thing easier, there is a Coverage Planner that helps you pick what to test next so the scores become more complete and actionable.

We all know that compiling the test list without leaving anything important out, and without wasting money on nonsense, is the real pain in the ass.

getbased just got a bit more powerful, and with user-facing scores, hopefully more useful for everyone, including non-geeks and non-nerds.

The best part of getbased is that you can just talk to it, and it will explain everything.

Go try it with female or male demo data: https://app.getbased.health

As always, feedback, issues and PRs are welcome: https://github.com/elkimek/get-based

And in case you want private no-KYC inference, both routstr (nprofile…qeaf) and PPQdotAI (nprofile…etsy) are supproted

Can't believe it's been over 20 years. I miss those times ...

2026-06-18T08:07:00Z

Can't believe it's been over 20 years. I miss those times so much especially the wall-walking bug until they fixed it in 1.6.

IYKYK

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjolhqntnJE

Sorry you have to go through this 😟 Do the people mentioned in ...

2026-06-18T07:24:17Z

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Sorry you have to go through this 😟 Do the people mentioned in the write-up share the environment?

Welcome Paul!

2026-06-14T04:01:10Z

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Welcome Paul!

Same 😕

2026-06-12T12:31:19Z

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Same 😕

What Anthropic did with Fable can get very ugly. Imagine a ...

2026-06-10T06:22:15Z

What Anthropic did with Fable can get very ugly.

Imagine a dystopian future where only handful of companies have intelligence that can design narrowly targeted bio-weapons and you are left with subpar models lagging months if not years behind to protect yourself.

With all the cuckiness I'm seeing after the Fable launch this ...

2026-06-10T04:59:27Z

With all the cuckiness I'm seeing after the Fable launch this is a great chance for OpenAI to release Rosalind for the public.

I would switch instantly from Codex back to Claude if it wasn't flagging even the simplest biology tasks.

I need this so much for getbasedhealth (nprofile…4lsz) development but this is just sad.

10 s is kinda short to deal with a ToS 😄

2026-06-10T02:45:11Z

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10 s is kinda short to deal with a ToS 😄

If you could rewind the time by 20 years but only had 10 seconds ...

2026-06-09T15:23:46Z

If you could rewind the time by 20 years but only had 10 seconds to choose, would you do it?

The difference between AI slop code and not that much AI slope ...

2026-06-09T05:19:31Z

The difference between AI slop code and not that much AI slope code.

So grateful to have Greptile

If you work on open-source project make sure to apply: https://greptile.com/open-source

Self-hosting lands on June 15th. I don't get how Fluxer is ...

2026-06-08T04:51:28Z

Self-hosting lands on June 15th. I don't get how Fluxer is flying so under then radar.

Best usability while maintaining privacy for NousResearch Hermes Agent next week.

Working on polishing the plugin to be the best for launch.

cc calle (nprofile…f95z)

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I built a standalone Hermes plugin for Fluxer. It's like Discord (maybe better) but open-source with self-hosted relays coming this month. It's soooo good.

https://github.com/elkimek/hermes-fluxer-plugin

They greatest metric of AI success would be if we saw birthrates ...

2026-06-07T13:25:45Z

They greatest metric of AI success would be if we saw birthrates going parabolic.

Sounds great! But we really need feature rich messenger and ...

2026-06-07T10:55:43Z

In reply to nevent1q…a2ft
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Sounds great!

But we really need feature rich messenger and private as well. I just did a plugin for a Fluxer (http://fluxer.app) which is pretty good open-source discord with self-hosted instances coming this or next week. It's such an unlock compared to Matrix and other non-spyware messengers.

https://github.com/elkimek/hermes-fluxer-plugin

Life requires tension, without it, there's no flow of energy ...

2026-06-07T03:38:37Z

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Life requires tension, without it, there's no flow of energy :)

Whose childhood is this? 🎶 👋 ...

2026-06-06T11:21:29Z

Whose childhood is this? 🎶

👋

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKPgk2ItTsw&list=PLUEMihO9lT7_gdrOp_VwTzKRCoIKRKDrK