At airports with towers, the controllers can allow landings in either direction. That they usually don't is more of a function of existing traffic.

I don't use Claude or any other paid agent at the moment, so if that were to change I'd probably modify the way I run this, but with this simple set up I'm not too worried about credentials leaking.

Unrelated: I enjoyed your latest blog entry. I recently starting thinking about how to show the work that is done with AI, and how we talk about it. I haven't come to any major conclusions (I wish!), but your post about the prompting being distinct from the actual work resonates with me. Reminds me somewhat of discussions about the art of photography compared to the art of editing photos as a distinct skill.

  FROM docker.io/archlinux:base
  RUN pacman -Syu --noconfirm && \
      pacman -S --noconfirm \
      base-devel \
      git \
      curl \
      uv \
      opencode && \
      pacman -Scc --noconfirm
  RUN mkdir -p /etc/opencode 
  WORKDIR /workspace

There is an excellent book about him by Lawrence Weschler called _Boggs: A Comedy of Values_.

When I started doing this, I also decided to try Proxmox's new OCI compatibility, which seems to be working well so far, so I am removing all my Docker VMs and recreating the containers directly on my hypervisor.

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See the comment above about hosting the file in a more permanent way.

Good point about exporting to Opus! I used .mp3 because the original audio files were also in .mp3. I've re-exported the file in Opus now, let me know what would be the best way to send it to you.

As for file name and credits, I think it's probably best to credit LiveATC (https://www.liveatc.net/), since that's where I got the original audio and I didn't really do much else beyond separating the channels. The specific files I used are the YYZ Ground and YYZ Tower recordings from February 17th that start at 1900z.

Here is a link to the .mp3 file (it's on Discord for now - I don't know if this is allowed, let me know if it isn't):

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/668315121772134401/13...