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Remaining steps (manual) — headless agent-runner → hosted Buzz

Goal: run only the agent container against your existing hosted community, not a new local full stack.

From your Buzz local runbook gist: community is russano.communities.buzz.xyz (Block hosted relay). Agents must run on a PC; mobile is client-only.

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0. What you already have in the repo

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Buzz local runbook (from a full setup session)

Personal notes for running block/buzz on Linux: install, start/stop, desktop vs web vs mobile, hosted community, agents/Codex, and the keyring gotcha we hit.

Machine context from this session

• OS: Linux (Ubuntu-ish), Docker already installed
• Repo path used: ~/Workspace/buzz
• LAN IP at the time: 10.32.25.37 (DHCP can change this)
• Hosted community used on phone: russano.communities.buzz.xyz

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I found the crash cause and installed a clean reference ROCm runtime alongside LM Studio.

The failure is not corrupted model weights. Iconium’s 128 GiB is currently split into:

• 96 GiB fixed GPU VRAM
• Only 30 GiB visible to Linux
• About 15.6 GiB available through GTT

During a 60,554-token request, LM Studio created a 27.0 GiB prompt-cache snapshot. Linux exhausted its 30 GiB partition, reported repeated SVM mapping failed errors, and the OOM killer terminated LM Studio’s worker.

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Snowflake Summit 2026 – First Conference Guide

For: Anthony Russano
Event: Snowflake Summit 2026 (San Francisco)
Goal: Maximize networking + create content while managing energy as a first-time attendee

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1. Core Mindset

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Altium Interview Research – Senior Staff DevOps

Date: May 31, 2026
Role: Senior Staff DevOps
Company: Altium (acquired by Renesas in 2024)

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1. Big Picture Context

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ft sync on Linux (Debian/Ubuntu)

fieldtheory (ft) is a CLI tool that syncs your X/Twitter bookmarks locally. Its built-in ft sync command reads cookies directly from Chrome — but that feature is macOS-only. On Linux you'll see:

Couldn't connect to your Chrome session.

This script is a drop-in workaround. It extracts the cookies from Chrome or Brave on Linux using the GNOME Secret Service (keyring), then calls fieldtheory's internal sync function directly.

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AWS Observations For Posit Workbench Session Load Investigation

Date generated:

• UTC: 2026-03-26T05:04:20Z
• Local: 2026-03-25 22:04:20 PDT

Environment:

• AWS account: 815465416436
• Caller identity ARN: arn:aws:iam::815465416436:user/chqadeploy
• Region: us-east-1

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  <canvas id="matrix-canvas" style="width: 100%; height: 100%; display: block;"></canvas>
</div>

<script>
(() => {
  const container = document.getElementById('matrix-container');
  const canvas = document.getElementById('matrix-canvas');
  const ctx = canvas.getContext('2d', { alpha: false });

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#!/bin/bash

# yt-nas - Download videos/audio with yt-dlp and upload to NAS
# Usage: yt-nas <url> [video|audio] [custom-filename]

set -e

# Configuration
NAS_USER="anthony"
NAS_HOST="naspi5"