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Sep 9, 2026

Olivier VerninGUEST
6:21
... and then you have the condition that need to pass.
Olivier VerninGUEST
6:24
Like, do we have a Docker image? Do we have a file, a Docker file with that information? Do we have a README, whatever it is?
Jonathan BennettHOST
6:30
Mm-hmm.
Olivier VerninGUEST
6:30
And then do we have a target? Well, the target is what you want to update.

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Jonathan BennettHOST
48:43
Yeah, that's great.
Olivier VerninGUEST
48:44
And it, it's, and it's not on- it's not only dev dependencies.
Olivier VerninGUEST
48:47
It's like, if you look at the README, I think the instructions will tell you to use the latest version directly.
Olivier VerninGUEST
48:52
The URL will be good.
Eric OstermanHOST
15:13
And where do I want to write my project? Well, we'll just write it to the current working directory and hit Enter.
Eric OstermanHOST
15:21
So taking some inspiration from how Helm works and Helm templating, it will render the README that exists in the scaffold.
Eric OstermanHOST
15:30
So you can specify whatever instructions you want from this point on, and then the user knows what to do here to follow that.
Eric OstermanHOST
15:37
So now I'm going to go into this folder, my project, and let's take a look around.

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Eric OstermanHOST
21:54
So caching is a very nice thing to take advantage of.
Eric OstermanHOST
21:57
This is an example of how to use that in Atmos.
Eric OstermanHOST
22:00
I'm gonna look at the README here again to follow the instructions.
Eric OstermanHOST
22:04
And the first thing that I'm gonna wanna do in order to leverage the cache is first I need to trust the certificate that we need to generate in order for Atmos to act as a registry proxy.
Jessica BreenGUEST
10:06
So going through a very clear structure and speaking very plainly is perfect.
Jessica BreenGUEST
10:13
Think well-documented GitHub README, but with more narrative.
Jessica BreenGUEST
10:18
Voice and clarity.
Jessica BreenGUEST
10:20
Talk like you're talking to some other smart person who isn't in your field.
Jessica BreenGUEST
12:34
They would be the people who would know.
Jessica BreenGUEST
12:36
And then in terms of publishing your data, you need to include a few things other than just a CSV of numbers.
Jessica BreenGUEST
12:41
You need a README that is what the data set is, how it was collected, and how to have words trail off the screen.
Jessica BreenGUEST
12:49
Use it.
Joseph HollerHOST
15:35
You can also link these to OSF or Figshare or another formal archiving service like that and just connect your GitHub to those archiving services to get a DOI for your work.
Joseph HollerHOST
15:48
But the things I want to highlight briefly are that it has a top-level README, and that top-level README has a structure on it that gives you project-level metadata that you would need to use when you archive the work to make it discoverable.
Joseph HollerHOST
16:05
Then it's got a data folder and intentionally separate spaces to store metadata, which includes... templates to document metadata to the ISO standards using Markdown so that it's easy to read on GitHub and easy to integrate into a report.
Joseph HollerHOST
16:27
And separate spaces for the raw data and the derived data so that there's a chain of custody basically from the data as you started with it at the beginning of a research project and as it changed throughout the research project.
Dagogo AltraideHOST
18:47
and down the bottom you'll be able to see that there's a My Books widget and this is just basically the Google Play Store widget and going to the My Books selection and just resizing that to your general tastes and preferences once you've selected all of those things.
Dagogo AltraideHOST
19:05
And that my friends is pretty much the end of the tutorial so when you've done all of these steps you should have a very nice looking phone and please please please make sure you've downloaded the Voxer Setup Pack before you started all of this and make sure you're reading along with the instructions within the README file in the Voxer Setup Pack on your PC.
Dagogo AltraideHOST
19:25
So thanks for watching guys I guess and don't forget to rate, comment and subscribe and I'll see you again for another video.
Dagogo AltraideHOST
19:34
and since you've been so amazingly behaved and you've waited around till the very end you have two special surprises the first one is a new keyboard so if you like the look of this keyboard you can download it in the description below and the second surprise is a link to a music video that i've put up a few days ago and this music video is an original music video for my original song that's coming up on my upcoming ep so check that out if you're interested and until next time catch you guys
Vince MenannoGUEST
8:29
So that's the big difference.
Vince MenannoGUEST
8:33
So the other thing that I would like to say about this release is we redid the README to help people get up and running with it.
Vince MenannoGUEST
8:47
Basically, when you're...
Vince MenannoGUEST
8:50
When you're going into Inspector for the first time, there's actually about four accounts.
Dagogo AltraideHOST
1:21
This setup pack contains most of the things you need to get started on this UI.
Dagogo AltraideHOST
1:25
So before we continue, make sure you click on that link in the description and download the setup pack and follow along reading the README file inside the setup pack.
Dagogo AltraideHOST
1:34
So what is new in this Voxus UI? Mainly a simpler design with less clutter, better performance and more practicality when compared to the old 3D UI.
Dagogo AltraideHOST
1:44
That being said, before you jump straight into setting up Voxus, you probably want to know what you're going to be getting.

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Dagogo AltraideHOST
10:51
It's available from the Play Store and is the backbone for most of the widgets on this UI.
Dagogo AltraideHOST
10:56
So most of the widgets will be inside the pack that I was describing earlier, the Voxer Setup Pack, so it's important that you've downloaded that.
Dagogo AltraideHOST
11:03
and copied them according to the instructions in the README file.
Dagogo AltraideHOST
11:06
Once they're all installed you can go ahead and browse through them up in the top right corner of this application and once you've installed them then they just open up like that.
Dan ReardonPANELIST
75:06
Uh, so I've been learning a lot from my one coworker, um, especially with, uh, AI, uh, and kinda sticking on that topic.
Dan ReardonPANELIST
75:15
One of the things that I recently learned is as I'm doing projects, um, to basically have the AI start a README file, and any changes that are done, have it update that file.
Dan ReardonPANELIST
75:27
So if you lose your session, you have to go back, it'll read over that README file, it'll understand what it, what the project, app, whatever you're working on is doing, needs to be done, and you can...
Dan ReardonPANELIST
75:41
That way you're not starting from scratch every single time you, you would have to start a new session.
Dan ReardonPANELIST
75:47
Uh, and it has saved me, uh, a couple times already to have it do that.
Kent C. DoddsHOST
12:10
And here's my time zone and whether or not it's enabled.
Kent C. DoddsHOST
12:14
And then of course, you've got your typical README with an intent that explains what your intent for this package is.
Kent C. DoddsHOST
12:20
And that actually is encoded into Kodi.
Kent C. DoddsHOST
12:23
It tells your agents to include an intent piece because as you evolve this personal software, you want to make sure that an agent who's picking it up understands what the original goal here was and asks you, before making a change to that original intent.
AmitHOST
11:07
Yeah, and you do not even have to worry about maintaining it.
AmitHOST
11:10
You tell the agent to push it to GitHub, write the README, and handle the releases.
AmitHOST
11:15
The AI becomes a better, more patient software maintainer than a human ever could be.
YuvalHOST
11:21
Lex pushed him on using voice interfaces for this.

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