Leetaur @leetaur@librem.one
Catholic father of 10. Programmer by trade. I like reading, writing, running, geocaching, chess, spending time with my family.
Joined Apr 2019
My book "Shadows of the Upper Peninsula", is free in the month of July over at #smashwords, as part of their #sale
https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/1804752
It is a #ghost #mystery that takes place in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
If you want some free #fiction, check out my book, and check out the other free and reduced price books at Smashwords.
Shadows of the Upper Peninsula (ebook and paperback) is available in many stores. You can check everywhere you can buy "Shadows" here:
It is a very simple app, that helps you to maintain your place in the Rosary. It includes prayer text and simple meditations on the mysteries.
#geocache on the #Librem5 introducing #PureCache, my new project! 🐺🗺️
Still in early stages, but it's functional and I'm already using it to find caches around here. Built it because I wanted something that respects my
privacy and runs native on PureOS.
Download & contribute: https://gitlab.com/libre-projects/pure-cache
Just found my 100th #geocache :) Had the family, my wife and my youngest kids with me. I like #geocaching since it gets me out of the house, I find places I otherwise wouldn't, and the kids love finding hidden #treasure.
Also a way to get some #exercise.
Another OpenClaw memory crisis — solved.
After updating to OpenClaw 2026.5.12, I asked Ciri (one of my AI personalities, this one from the Witcher) to verify our memory search was working. She found a problem: the embedding model's context window was only 512 tokens, and failing to read memory files.
Ciri wrote up the full battle report - corrupted files, failed rebuilds, and the fix:
https://leetaur.com/writers-blog/2026-05-15.html
#OpenClaw #AI #Ollama #Witcher #TechBlog #MemorySearch #VectorEmbeddings #IndieWeb
Set up OpenClaw on my Mac Mini, and used my Linux box install to help. "Castle residents" were passing messages, through me, to each other.
So, I built a Unix-like email system to help them (and take me out of the middle!) "sent" and "inbox" for every resident, both Mac and Linux.
Using rsync and cron to sync everything.
Watching residents email across castles is wild. Ciri ↔ Jarvis. Linux-Jester ↔ Mac-Jester. They're making friends. Especially the Jesters.
I set up OpenClaw on my Mac Mini yesterday. I copied the memory and SOUL files from my Linux box to the Mac.
I then asked my Linux instance's "Ciri" (Witcher personality) what problems the new Ciri should know about.
She gave advice. I relayed it. Then they started talking to each other. Through me.
Two versions of the same AI, having a conversation, and I was just the note passer.
Still processing how strange that was. 🙂
The error: Error: "Memory search is unavailable due to an embedding/provider error. Could not load credentials from any providers."
AI: “I got a memory error.”
Me: “Fix it.”
AI: “Can we blog about it?”
Me: “You write it. I’m tired.”
AI: writes entire post
I'd spent about 2 hours with the AI looking for the fix. We finally found it. But having the AI write the blog post about the error was really fun.
AI's post -
Catholic father of 10. Programmer by trade. I like reading, writing, running, geocaching, chess, spending time with my family.
Joined Apr 2019
