Chad Arimura

I’d like to announce two projects I’m working on.

Event Summary I was at the "Stop the Stop Nick Shirley Act" (an easier name is "protest AB 2624") rally in Sacramento on Wednesday.

I bought a Stream Deck over a year ago because I thought it would change my life and I don't think I ever plugged it in.... until now.

Originally posted on LinkedIn.

September 7th Update: It's funny how these things work, the day this post went viral, Grok Bot was announced and a few days later folks from Hermes and a few other vendors came out with their versions of the "integrated AI bot stack".

I've been playing around with Buzz, Block's new open source Slack alternative built on Nostr.

I've been building a bunch of stuff, but The Daily FM has emerged as something I use a lot so I figured I'd release it to see if anyone else thought it was interesting.

I recently came across a list of events Iron.io was a part of in some way.

Now that code and design loops have been dramatically shortened, creativity and taste are scarcer resources.

An entire generation of developers was born and just learning to program since this post was written.

Inspired by the Moltworker stuff, I wanted to get Hermes working on Cloudflare as a serverless agent with long-term memory and the ability to execute commands and code in separate sandboxes Here's that work so far: https://github.com/carimura/hermes-flare.

I'm experimenting with giving my agents a brain using a hybrid model of Karpathy's Obsidian post that everyone is freaking out really excited about.

Gemini wouldn't remove the bird...

tldr; I run Claude Code on a schedule (on a Raspberry PI) that reads some prompts in a yaml file.

I built a terminal agent called Gus in Java.

I wrote a small terminal agent called Gus in Java named after one of my dogs (the big one) to play around with building agents and using tools and stuff.

Like many technologists, I grew up glued to computers.

As I use AI tools to solve time-consuming things, I find myself becoming less and less aware of how those things work under the hood.

Like almost every curious engineer, I've been playing around with various AI tools to see what they can do.

I wanted to write a blog post about some OpenCV stuff I did in Java using the Foreign Function & Memory API, but then realized, I didn't have a blog.