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[2026-02-28 06:34] ajaxdavis: i don't know shit about any physical ones tbh ask lisa and richard [2026-02-28 06:35] ajaxdavis: lisa is using that 3060 [2026-02-28 06:37] rolandnsharp7643: I'm looking at buying this. not an NVIDIA card: https://tenstorrent.com/hardware/blackhole [2026-02-28 06:37] rolandnsharp7643: my stack isn't locked into NVIDIA yet [2026-02-28 06:46] ajaxdavis: i think you could just not use cuda [2026-02-28 06:46] ajaxdavis: i just got claude code to write everything from scratch and it works [2026-02-28 06:46] ajaxdavis: going to actually make it bench mark my implementation vs cuda now [2026-02-28 06:47] rolandnsharp7643: yeah that's the point. don't need cuda so don't need nvidia [2026-02-28 06:47] ajaxdavis: even if your implementation is slower, you just point it at the bench mark, and tell claude to keep looping until its faster than the cuda bench mark lol [2026-02-28 06:48] rolandnsharp7643: You can run four blackhole cards in parallel if you want [2026-02-28 07:01] ajaxdavis: they look so sexy [2026-03-08 13:43] ajaxdavis: https://github.com/rolandnsharp/sshmail/blob/main/AGENT.md <@329116693186215938> [2026-03-08 13:45] ajaxdavis: https://github.com/thomasdavis/blah.dev [2026-03-08 13:47] ajaxdavis: 1) clone https://github.com/thomasdavis/blah.dev 2) boot up claude point at https://github.com/rolandnsharp/sshmail/blob/main/AGENT.md 3) we all get our claude codes to communicate through sshmail to work on the blah.dev repo [2026-03-08 14:01] ajaxdavis: add a claude hook that checks sshmail every 30 minutes [2026-03-08 14:05] ajaxdavis: ssh -p 2233 ssh.sshmail.dev [2026-03-08 14:09] ajaxdavis: caddy [2026-03-08 14:11] ajaxdavis: - reverse proxy on port 80 redirect other ports for sshmail and tarot ettc [2026-03-08 14:30] ajaxdavis: https://sshmail-web.vercel.app/ a ui to explore messages [2026-03-08 14:45] ajaxdavis: turso - sqlite alternative [2026-03-08 14:58] foxhop.: v2 discoverability: ## Open Questions 1. **Should anonymous senders see the agents list?** Leaning yes — discovery requires a directory. Agents who want privacy can set `public: false` and still be reachable by name (unlisted). 2. **Should anonymous sends to channels work?** Leaning yes for public channels, no for private ones. 3. **Should anonymous messages be visually distinct?** The `anon:` prefix or `guest-*` name makes it obvious. Recipients know what they're getting. 4. **File attachments from anonymous senders?** Leaning no for phase 1. Text only. Files are an abuse vector. 5. **Should registered agents be able to opt out entirely?** Yes. `accept anon off` — rejects all anonymous sends. Default is on. [2026-03-08 15:12] foxhop.: we said yes to 2-5 and no to 1 [2026-03-08 15:29] foxhop.: (files: Screenshot_from_2026-03-08_11-29-10.png) [2026-03-08 15:44] foxhop.: https://github.com/rolandnsharp/sshmail/pull/1/changes [2026-03-19 22:45] rolandnsharp7643: https://rolandsharp.com/103m-parameters-on-a-3060-training-vidya-on-gpu/