My home server ran out of disk. I fixed it, rebooted, and rebooted, and rebooted, and three hours later I realized my remote-access bridge was dead. That’s the thing that lets me run my AI coding agent from my phone. The logs were clean. No errors anywhere. It just wasn’t answering. This is a post…
The requirement was one sentence. I wanted to handle a verification prompt landing on a phone that isn’t in my hand, from the screen I’m already looking at. Reading that sentence, I pictured one automation. Something that catches a notification and forwards it somewhere, and I’m done. What came out was three builds that share…
Same machine, same Python, same one-line command. The result depended on who launched that Python. When I opened an SSH session by hand and typed python -c “import torch”, it passed. When my daemon brought the GPU image server up on that machine automatically, the same import torch died like this: OSError: [WinError 4551] ……
My coding sessions run on a machine at home, and I’m away from that machine far more than I’m sitting in front of it. So I built a way to keep typing into those same sessions from my phone. Moonlight does this for game screens. I did it for text. The most expensive thing that…