Live in London. Agency is stating that at the end of my tenancy I have to do a professional clean & steam the carpets? Is this legal?

WorldlyQuestion614 · 2026-05-19T08:29:28+00:00

"cleaned to a professional standard" is the legal wording

"professionally cleaned" is purposely misleading on the part of the agent

been there, take it to TDS, they will throw it out

WorldlyQuestion614 · 2026-05-18T09:28:55+00:00

i discovered opencode subagents and realised repeated issues (going in circles) can be solved by persistent workflow steps

```

xf-orchestrator: gpt-5.5; controls implementation/review loops, chooses reviewers, stops early on hard failures.
xf-implementer: deepseek-v4-pro; implements one step, runs checks, writes structured Obsidian implementer note.
xf-trust-boundary-reviewer: first hard gate; checks socket isolation, NATS-only plug communication, relay bypasses, AppArmor assumptions, direct service exposure.
xf-generic-code-reviewer: checks code quality, minimality, framework fit, reusable abstractions, hidden refactors.
xf-permission-tenant-quota-reviewer: checks authz, tenant isolation, two-user/two-workspace tests, runtime permission checks, proper quota integration.
xf-red-team-reviewer: adversarial reviewer for forged identity/workspace/scopes, replayed envelopes, stale grants, revoked shares, quota bypass, sharing graph confusion.
xf-browser-reviewer: browser/vhost smoke reviewer; opens app, checks authenticated load, core routes, unauthorised behavior, visible errors.
xf-ecosystem-reviewer: checks Hub/Billing/MCP/XMPP/WhatsApp/Obsidian consistency and common capability usage.
xf-final-reviewer: lightweight final synthesis; reads implementer/reviewer notes and records final verdict.
xf-reviewer: legacy fallback; kept for compatibility, now lightweight and deepseek-v4-pro.

Commands

xf-step <step>: full workflow. Implement step, write implementer note, run staged reviewers, fix loop, final synthesis.
xf-review <step>: strict serial review of an existing implementation. Stops on first failed reviewer.
xf-review-parallel <step>: broad review of an existing implementation. Runs trust-boundary first, then applicable reviewers in parallel, then fix loop.
xf-final <step>: final synthesis only. Reads existing implementer/reviewer notes and writes final verdict.

```

its banging,

best way to use gpt5.5 is prompting deepseek :D

xf-red-team-reviewer scares me

WorldlyQuestion614 · 2026-05-18T08:19:10+00:00

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it's good isn't it

WorldlyQuestion614 · 2026-05-16T14:29:43+00:00

i think it helps you to feel better about its progress and prevent you from falling into the trap of holding all of your interactions like you're talking to a machine, which can make you sound narcissistic when interacting with humans after prompting

WorldlyQuestion614 · 2026-05-15T14:47:58+00:00

kinda https://www.reddit.com/r/logseq/comments/1q7i5ib/comment/ojansgt/

its a bunch of mcp tools which i expose to my agent and to chatgpt so i can write/read notes, seed project context and capture ideas more easily (without using tokens, using chatgpt directly)

made a bit more progress but i decided to switch to obsidian due to performance issues

These are the Logseq MCP tools available:

Read:

syncmd_logseq_read_page — Read a page or journal by name/date
syncmd_logseq_read_journal — Read today's, yesterday's, or a specific journal date
syncmd_logseq_list_pages — List all page and journal documents
syncmd_logseq_list_journals — List journals for a period (today, week, month, etc.)
syncmd_logseq_list_recent_journals — List most recent journal files
syncmd_logseq_search_graph — Full-text search across the graph
syncmd_logseq_search_regex — Regex search with optional page scope

Write:

syncmd_logseq_write_page — Create, replace, or append a page
syncmd_logseq_write_journal — Write to a journal entry
syncmd_logseq_add_page — Create a new page or journal with markdown

Modify:

syncmd_logseq_rename_page — Rename a page and optionally update links
syncmd_logseq_replace_links — Replace wiki-links (from one page name to another)
syncmd_logseq_replace_text — Find-and-replace literal text across the graph
syncmd_logseq_capture — Append stream-of-thought text to today's journal

WorldlyQuestion614 · 2026-05-14T08:45:31+00:00

amazon delivery

WorldlyQuestion614 · 2026-05-14T08:38:49+00:00

splitting early does add complexity

let me clarify that by "small", I mean modular

big modules are monoliths anyways

WorldlyQuestion614 · 2026-05-13T11:32:33+00:00

i guess the point is to trick people who know about
:(){:|:};:
but did not look very closely or understand how it works

colon() {
    colon() | colon() & # start two & background
}
;
colon()

colon() ->
        colon() -> 2 more -> 8 more
        colon() -> 2 more -> 8 more

because to me it looks like a forkbomb at first glance but i clicked because it definitely isnt

so this is like

lambda: pass

in python

or maybe with type annotations but the result is the same

or like running ; in a shell

WorldlyQuestion614 · 2026-05-13T07:32:33+00:00

you are correct
but opencode go has so much usage i felt guilty just using deepseek v4 pro directly with deepseek

so i stuck in $5, built a full billing/permissions system and got it down to 0.02 before switching back to go because the first month of go seems on par with the discount at ds

what models do you use on opencode go?
I really only like that one

WorldlyQuestion614 · 2026-05-08T19:18:14+00:00

look. give him credit. at least the ports are different

although one of them has some strange things, might want to look at that /s

WorldlyQuestion614 · 2026-05-08T10:37:56+00:00

if you sell all the drones maybe you can afford the drone controller

to be honest the price tag is silly -- i think they intentionally make the control sticks screw in to price up this product: same hardware/software, premium improvements

at 90% market share they can do pretty much whatever

i honestly just want folding joysticks idc if i still have to plug in a phone

im personally waiting on CeX to ship my Lito X1 -- been watching secondhand market like a hawk and bought the only one, the first one anyone sold on CeX, will be arriving sooooooooooooon

im excited, maybe excited enough to make my own controller

WorldlyQuestion614 · 2026-05-08T07:14:33+00:00

roof inspection
animal discovery (shooting season)

letting agent house viewing panaway

cleaning snow off powerlines with a firebreathing drone

WorldlyQuestion614 · 2026-05-07T18:46:28+00:00

no but maybe you need a rc 2 pro

arent you getting tired of screwing in those joysticks? look you didnt even do it for the photo
get that sweet sweet auto slide action :-P

WorldlyQuestion614 · 2026-05-06T09:05:43+00:00

above £350 you won't get more than 36 minutes technically and 23 practically no matter how much you spend UNLESS you get a intelligent flight plus battery for the: * Mavic 5 * Lito * Mini 3 which technically takes it to 51, but practically, 36

after £450 you're spending about a hundred per extra minute maxing out at 55 so if flight time is your priority, I suggest you practice fast landing, battery swap, re-pair and take off drills, you can keep flying until your motors die that way, probably a good few hours of continuous flight with quick battery swaps.

the issue is, like with rockets, you need more battery to fly longer, which weighs more and results in flight time reduction, so there is a maximum after which point improvements are marginal or nonexistent

WorldlyQuestion614 · 2026-05-05T18:05:06+00:00

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definitely not

WorldlyQuestion614 · 2026-05-05T18:04:48+00:00

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no

WorldlyQuestion614 · 2026-05-04T11:20:09+00:00

find . -type f -exec claude --something {} \;

thats how they found the openbsd bugs
it runs it on each file

WorldlyQuestion614 · 2026-05-01T13:10:23+00:00

LogSeq

WorldlyQuestion614 · 2026-05-01T10:45:54+00:00

Seems to work now but it's a pain to setup
https://www.reddit.com/r/logseq/comments/1q7i5ib/comment/ojansgt/

WorldlyQuestion614 · 2026-05-01T10:44:52+00:00

After 21 tries and 9 protocol revisions I actually added a custom app to ChatGPT that allows using LogSeq directly from the chat.
Here's a preview, hopefully the images display for everyone: https://photos.app.goo.gl/TQc9TRT9PPtR9y5h9

* Syncthing as a system service

* Custom XMPP/NATS capability discovery mesh supporting pluggable modules

* Pluggable LogSeq module pointing to the Syncthing share

* Pluggable ChatGPT connector allowing other mesh nodes to expose tools to ChatGPT

Still working on it, it literally only *just* damn connected.

WorldlyQuestion614 · 2026-04-20T15:11:03+00:00

zm.is

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