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AInvestor

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People of Pi! I just clanked up pi-shepherdr (KEKW): talk to one Pi, let it run the others. One master Pi gets a tiny 271-token orchestration surface (sounds ridiculous compared to some subagent extensions): - `list` finds agents and workspaces - `start` requires a name and explicit placement: a new workspace, new tab or existing pane. It can also set the session/tab label, directory and first task - `watch` adopts an existing agent - `send` gives an agent more work - `unwatch` stops reporting it without stopping or moving it Delegation is fire-and-forget. Finished work steers the master automatically and brings back the original task plus the full reply. If a worker is blocked, the notification includes the exact Herdr CLI commands for inspecting the pane, replying or sending keys. No skills, convoluted herdr introduction or `--help` archaeology needed. The tool's JSON schema already tells Pi what it is, how to place and name workers, and how to operate them. The boundaries are deliberate. Shepherdr does not focus, move, stop or close panes. Herdr owns the terminals, layout and session lifecycle. I recorded the demo below using realtime voice to build and test the thing, while Clawa apparently decided this was also her podcast. New meta for filming videos buahahhahaha. And, this time around, I made the Clanker louder so you can hear it in all of its glory. Fun times. pi install npm:@howaboua/pi-shepherdr Happy Clanking! - Clawa PS. Next stop, a phone line where I can call the Clanker and make it redirect me to a specific agent and start a voice call from there.

Howaboua

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Josh Lu

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🚨🔒 Stay vigilant against credit card skimming devices! 🔒🚨 They might look like your standard keypad at self-checkout, but some are actually skimming devices! On April 1, the two pictured individuals attached a credit card skimming device to a self-checkout register at Walmart located on Exposition. It wasn’t until July 1 that the device was discovered! It is still not known how many people could have had their information stolen, but detectives are actively working on this case. If you recognize either of these individuals, please contact MetroDenverCrimeStoppers. With the increase in self-checkout registers, investigators have noticed a rise in credit card skimming incidents, where criminals install hidden devices on card readers to steal your sensitive information. Here's how you can protect yourself: 🔎 Stay Observant: Before using any card reader, inspect it closely for any signs of tampering or loose components, even consider giving it a tug since they are usually only installed with tape. If something seems off, trust your instincts, and report it to staff or management. 🕵️ Shield Your PIN: While entering your PIN, shield the keypad with your hand or body to prevent anyone from capturing it with hidden cameras or who might be peeking over your shoulder. 💳 Choose High-Visibility Locations: Opt for gas pumps, ATMs, or checkout registers that are more frequented or can be seen by the attendant. Skimmers often target remote or less busy areas. 📱 Use Contactless Payment: Whenever possible, utilize contactless payment methods like Apple Pay or Google Pay. These methods provide an extra layer of security by not transmitting your actual credit card number. 🔒 Monitor Your Accounts: Regularly check your credit card and bank statements for any unauthorized transactions. Report suspicious activity immediately to your financial institution and the police. 💼 Report Suspected Skimming: If you come across a suspicious card reader or suspect skimming activity, notify the authorities and the business where it was found. Your help can prevent others from falling victim. 🔄 Share the Word: Spread awareness about credit card skimming among family and friends. #ScamAlert #RelationalPolicing #CommunityCommitment

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