All four PRs respond to the same task — issue #712:

In Debug → Diagnostic info, add information about the various processes the server is running and holding in memory:

• Active filesystem watches (agents — sqlite, jsonl — sidebar tree, etc.)
• Server memory usage & uptime
• Collapse "Recent events" by default, expand on click
• Group xterm-related stuff
• Group server-related stuff separately

RICHARD: You are creating a distinction between 'animal intelligence' and 'LLM intelligence' based on their optimization pressures, yet you seem to be conflating 'instinctual passions' with 'intelligence'. What you describe as the drivers of animal intelligence---fear, status, dominance, and social bonding---are merely the crude survival mechanisms bestowed by blind nature, which actually serve to cripple intelligence rather than define it.

Here is a perspective from an actual freedom from the human condition:

You state that animal intelligence arises from a "drive for homeostasis," "power-seeking," and "packaged survival heuristics: fear, anger, disgust."

I assert that animals are not intelligent^1^. What you are describing are the instinctual passions---fear and aggression and nurture and desire---which are born out of the struggle for survival^2^. It is easily discerned that animals are not aware of their actions, let alone the instinctual passions that dri

This document explains how EkaCI discovers, lists, and builds Nix derivations.

One possible model to explore here is to have a Linux and macOS server running somewhere, and then have a 'thin client' to work with them remotely.

For e.g., use a Surface Pro along with VSCode+Tailscale to work on complex projects.

The only downside is the reliance on strong internet connection.

• In low-speed/latency network situations, we can resurrect one of those machines (say, a Macbook Pro hitherto acting as server) for client-side use.

• Servers

https://x.com/sridca/status/1905663537680146594

Naiveté is described as "being likeable and liking". What does it mean?

In Richard’s Journal, the concept of naiveté is presented as a pivotal quality in the pursuit of actual freedom, and the description of it as "being likeable and liking" encapsulates a specific experiential state. Below is a thorough explanation of what this means, based on Richard’s framework, articulated in a formal tone with clear and precise language.

Apply the below patch on top of https://github.com/srid/dioxus-desktop-template/tree/2500a3729f5909e930bfe33ddd6863844dbef721

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