Beth Lyons

I'm not salty that I did figure out Tailscale and TMUX sessions, because this is going to be much easier to talk about and explain to other people about how that's happening.

Yeah.

Yeah, because it just means that if you have a system that's that's like really working like in a long term agentic assignment, the show prep process for me takes somewhere between 15 and 20 minutes.

It would be nice if I could start that from, you know, while making coffee or something or make that process move forward.

Yeah.

It may be an answer for some of that.

I'm still live talking with cloud code on my computer.

It's a little more like remote access in some ways, which of course is what Tscale and Tmux are.

You could set up cron jobs potentially to be able to make timing things, but I don't know why you wouldn't do that

as like an N8N automation versus a cron job that is set to give your cloud code a prompt or a conversation at a particular time that you decided before.

Again, like I sort of old school business analysts, I like to observe things.

the thing, maybe make a little process map about what's happening and see which parts automate.

Because if I'm just going to like YOLO, then I, then I'm building my containers first.

Right.

And I'm not going to YOLO from the coffee maker doing like, that just doesn't make sense.

What is the, what am I, what is my advantage here?

to take the risk that like from the coffee maker, I said, yep, go ahead, do the thing in a way that I wouldn't be doing at the computer.

I don't know.

I worked in a deli.

I worked in a deli in high school.