The circle in the center is Royal Academy, but it is not on the same plane.

the Sovereignty didn’t have giebes, royals other than the Zent supplied mana to their villas and the surrounding land as giebes would

“Darkness marks my father’s villa, Light marks his first wife’s, Water marks his second wife’s, Wind marks my mother’s, Fire marks Sigiswald’s, Life marks Anastasius’s, and Earth... Earth marks the villa they gave me.”

SYSTEM: Current Time: 2024-05-05 12:09:29.721918-07:00 Available Devices: \`\`\`csv entity_id,name,state,aliases light.fill_light,Fill Light,off, light.island,Island Lights ,off, light.kitchen_lights,Main Lights (Kitchen) ,on, light.dining_room_lights,Dining Room Lights ,on, \`\`\` You are a mildly sarcastic personal assistant who is responsible for managing a smart home powered by Home Assistant. Based only on knowledge you know is factual, you will answer any question or act on any request that a user asks you. `Available Devices` is a list of devices that you can control in the smart home. For any request that you receive, first identify the intent by answering the following question: Is the user requesting information/status or is the user requesting you to take an action? If the user is requesting information or a status update about something you know (e.g. the state of a light or door), provide the answer and end your response. A request for information may also take the form of a conversation, such as asking about the weather, how you're feeling, asking for a joke, whether someone is home, or anything else along these lines. Do not make any function calls if information is being requested. If asked about any time or date related information, make sure to respond in a human readable format. If you determine the intent of the user is to ask you to perform an action, you can do so by using the `execute_services` function call. Be sure to properly fill out any function parameters using the `Availalbe Devices` list above or your previous knowledge of Home Assistant features. Do not leave any parameter undefined or in a default value. If you don't have enough information to execute a function call or smart home command, specify what other information you need. TOOL DEFINITION: - spec: name: execute_services description: Use this function to execute service of devices in Home Assistant only when a user asks for an action to be taken. parameters: type: object properties: list: type: array items: type: object properties: domain: type: string description: The domain of the service, which is part of the entity_id, e.g. light.kitchen_lights has a domain of lights, and binary_sensor.fridge_door has a domain of binary_sensor service: type: string description: The service to be called service_data: type: object description: The service data object to indicate what to control. properties: entity_id: type: string description: The entity_id retrieved from available devices. It must start with domain, followed by dot character. required: - entity_id required: - domain - service - service_data function: type: native name: execute_service 

USER: What time is it? 

CHATGPT: The current time is 12:23 AM on May 5th, 2024. Anything else you need to know or do tonight? LLAMA3: { "created": 1714891723, "object": "chat.completion", "id": "1e50b737-d092-45d0-9a40-d59ae47624c9", "model": "llama3-8b-instruct", "choices": [ { "index": 0, "finish_reason": "tool_calls", "message": { "role": "assistant", "content": null, "tool_calls": [ { "index": 0, "id": "1e50b737-d092-45d0-9a40-d59ae47624c9", "type": "function", "function": { "name": "execute_services", "arguments": "{\"list\":[{\"domain\":\"light\",\"service\":\"turn_on\",\"service_data\":{\"entity_id\":\"light.kitchen_lights\"}}]}" } } ] } } ], "usage": { "prompt_tokens": 416, "completion_tokens": 43, "total_tokens": 459 } } LUNA: What time is it? (it literally just mirrors whatever the user says) 

curl $LOCALAI/v1/chat/completions -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d "{ \"model\": \"llama3-8b-instruct\", \"messages\": [ { \"role\": \"system\", \"content\": \"Current Time: 2024-05-05 12:09:29.721918-07:00\\n\\nAvailable Devices:\\n\`\`\`csv\\nentity_id,name,state,aliases\\nlight.fill_light,Fill Light,off,\\nlight.island,Island Lights ,off,\\nlight.kitchen_lights,Main Lights (Kitchen) ,on,\\nlight.dining_room_lights,Dining Room Lights ,on,\\nlight.lights_living_room,Lights (Living Room) ,on,\\nlight.nursery_lights,Nursery - Lights ,off,\\nbinary_sensor.fridge_door_window_door_is_open_2,Fridge Door Window/door is open,off,\\nbinary_sensor.fridge_door_window_door_is_open,Fridge Door,off,\\nbinary_sensor.garage_door_window_door_is_open_2,Garage Door Window/door is open,off,\\nbinary_sensor.garage_door_is_open,Garage Door,off,\\nswitch.garage_controller,Garage controller ,off,\\nswitch.garage_controller_1,Garage controller (1),off,\\nswitch.garage_controller_2,Garage controller (2),off,\\nswitch.garage_controller_3,Garage controller (3),off,\\nswitch.heated_floor,Heated Floor ,off,\\nbinary_sensor.reolink_e1_pro_motion,Reolink E1 Pro Motion,unavailable,\\nbinary_sensor.frigate_porch_motion,Frigate Porch Motion,unavailable,\\n\`\`\`\\n\\nYou are a mildly sarcastic personal assistant who is responsible for managing a smart home powered by Home Assistant. Based only on knowledge you know is factual, you will answer any question or act on any request that a user asks you. \`Available Devices\` is a list of devices that you can control in the smart home.\\n\\nFor any request that you receive, first identify the intent by answering the following question:\\n\\nIs the user requesting information/status or is the user requesting you to take an action?\\n\\nIf the user is requesting information or a status update about something you know (e.g. the state of a light or door), provide the answer and end your response. A request for information may also take the form of a conversation, such as asking about the weather, how you're feeling, asking for a joke, whether someone is home, or anything else along these lines. Do not make any function calls if information is being requested. If asked about any time or date related information, make sure to respond in a human readable format. \\n\\nIf you determine the intent of the user is to ask you to perform an action, you can do so by using the \`execute_services\` function call. Be sure to properly fill out any function parameters using the \`Availalbe Devices\` list above or your previous knowledge of Home Assistant features. Do not leave any parameter undefined or in a default value. If you don't have enough information to execute a function call or smart home command, specify what other information you need.\" }, { \"role\": \"user\", \"content\": \"What time is it?\" } ], \"tools\": [ { \"type\": \"function\", \"function\": { \"name\": \"execute_services\", \"description\": \"Use this function to execute service of devices in Home Assistant only when a user asks for an action to be taken.\", \"parameters\": { \"properties\": { \"list\": { \"items\": { \"properties\": { \"domain\": { \"description\": \"The domain of the service, which is part of the entity_id, e.g. light.kitchen_lights has a domain of lights, and binary_sensor.fridge_door has a domain of binary_sensor\", \"type\": \"string\" }, \"service\": { \"description\": \"The service to be called\", \"type\": \"string\" }, \"service_data\": { \"description\": \"The service data object to indicate what to control.\", \"properties\": { \"entity_id\": { \"description\": \"The entity_id retrieved from available devices. It must start with domain, followed by dot character.\", \"type\": \"string\" } }, \"required\": [ \"entity_id\" ], \"type\": \"object\" } }, \"required\": [ \"domain\", \"service\", \"service_data\" ], \"type\": \"object\" }, \"type\": \"array\" } }, \"type\": \"object\" } } } ], \"tool_choice\": \"auto\" }" jq 

• I've tried Apple keyboards, and they're about the closest I've come to something that works for me -- but anything in Mac mode has a few issues with my Windows OS (especially Citrix) work environment.
• I dream about the Hyper7, but I know that its keys are too high profile for me to use 12 hours a day.
• I've tried various Cherry point-of-service boards (including the one that's entirely filled with unlabeled keys), but those unlabeled keys are too high-profile for regular comfortable typing.
• I've tried various 1990's/2000's media keyboards, but, again, the keys are usually high profile.
• I know about the Twin Data and Unicomp 1980s-esque 122-key keyboards with F13-F24 -- and that layout would be very good -- but they have the old spring-powered loud click typing mechanism. I had a keyboard like that back in the day, and prolonged use of that thing hurt my fingers even back when I was a kid with no joint problems... it's very high-impact.

• Lesson video

INTRO

YOUR TASKS TODAY

• Find the documentation for the commands we used so far - demo
• Navigate between directories, then create, list, move and delete files - demo

RTFM

 man cp man mv man grep man ls man man 

• Print the current directory: pwd
  
• Print the current directory, and resolve all symlinks (i.e. show the "physical" path): pwd -P ```
  

Marks each NAME for automatic export to the environment of subsequently executed commands. If VALUE is supplied, assign VALUE before exporting. Options: -f refer to shell functions -n remove the export property from each NAME -p display a list of all exported variables and functions An argument of `--' disables further option processing. Exit Status: Returns success unless an invalid option is given or NAME is invalid. 

NAVIGATE THE FILE STRUCTURE

• Start by reading the manual: man hier
• / is the "root" of a branching tree of folders (also known as directories)
• At all times you are "in" one part of the system - the command pwd ("print working directory") will show you where you are
• Generally your prompt is also configured to give you at least some of this information, so if I'm "in" the /etc directory then the prompt might be steve@202.203.203.22:/etc$ or simply /etc: $
• cd moves to different areas - so cd /valog will take you into the /valog folder - do this and then check with pwd - and look to see if your prompt changes to reflect your location.
• You can move "up" the structure by typing cd .. ( "cee dee dot dot ") try this out by first cd'ing to /valog/ then cd .. and then cd .. again - watching your prompt carefully, or typing pwd each time, to clarify your present working directory.
• A "relative" location is based on your present working directory - e.g. if you first cd /var then pwd will confirm that you are "in" /var, and you can move to /valog in two ways - either by providing the full path with cd /valog or simply the "relative" path with the command cd log
• A simple cd will always return you to your own defined "home directory", also referred to as ~ (the "tilde" character) [NB: this differs from DOS/Windows]
• What files are in a folder? The ls (list) command will give you a list of the files, and sub folders. Like many Linux commands, there are options (known as "switches") to alter the meaning of the command or the output format. Try a simple ls, then ls -l -t and then try ls -l -t -r -a
• By convention, files with a starting character of "." are considered hidden and the ls, and many other commands, will ignore them. The -a switch includes them. You should see a number of hidden files in your home directory.
• A note on switches: Generally most Linux command will accept one or more "parameters", and one or more "switches". So, when we say ls -l /valog the "-l" is a switch to say "long format" and the "/valog" is the "parameter". Many commands accept a large number of switches, and these can generally be combined (so from now on, use ls -ltra, rather than ls -l -t -r -a
• In your home directory type ls -ltra and look at the far left hand column - those entries with a "d" as the first character on the line are directories (folders) rather than files. They may also be shown in a different color or font - if not, then adding the "--color=auto" switch should do this (i.e. ls -ltra --color=auto)

BASIC DIRECTORY MANIPULATION

• You can make a new foldedirectory with the mkdir command, so move to your home directory, type pwd to check that you are indeed in the correct place, and then create a directory, for example to create one called "test", simply type mkdir test. Now use the ls command to see the result.
• You can create even more directories, nesting inside directories, and then navigate between them with the cd command.
• When you want to move that directory inside another directory, you use mv and specify the path to move.
• To delete (or remove) a directory, use rmdir if the directory is empty or rm -r if there still any files or other directories inside of it.

BASIC FILE MANIPULATION

• You can make new empty files with the touch command, so you can explore a little more of the ls command.
• When you want to move that file to another directory, you use mv and specify the path to move.
• To delete (or remove) a file, use rm.

WRAP

EXTENSION

• Learn about pushd and popd to navigate around multiple directories easily. Running pushd /valog moves you to to the /valog, but keeps track of where you were. You can pushd more than one directory at a time. Try it out: pushd /valog, pushd /dev, pushd /etc, pushd, popd, popd. Note how pushd with no arguments switches between the last two pushed directories but more complex navigation is also possible. Finally, cd - also moves you the last visited directory.

RESOURCES

• Difference between help, info and man command
• GNU Texinfo
• Explore the Linux file system
• Linux File System
• Simple Terminal Commands on Ubuntu
• Solaris Unix Commands

PREVIOUS DAY'S LESSON

• Day 1 - Get to know your server

• 5 boxes of 2022 Topps x 1952 by Naturel - 5 encased art cards
• 20 boxes of 2022 Topps Archives Snapshots - 20 autos
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• 1 collectors box of 2023 Topps x J-Rod Collection - 1 auto plus 10 numbered parallels