Planning Atlas and Gallery Features for Autonomy Platform
Speaker is hiking through forest transitioning to dunes, 7-8 miles into what he describes as one of his longest trail routes, with approximately one mile remaining. He pauses to record while navigating the trail.
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December 22, 2025
6:07
Author
rswfire
Status
PUBLISHED
Type
TRANSMISSION
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Hi there.
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So, I have been hiking four miles. I
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don't even know, seven, eight miles.
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This is one of the longest trails I
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take. And I probably got another mile to
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go, I guess. I didn't realize I was in
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the back of the dunes. I was in the
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forest, but now I'm in the dunes again.
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We're out about this stretch. I just
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thought I'd get on this camera real
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fast,
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talk about something I've been thinking
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about. So, I've been thinking about my
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autonomy software u my platform
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and I've decided I'm going to make a new
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repository for the front end which will
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be in React. I'm going to
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uh migrate my current homepage to that
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project eventually. Um, but I'm going to
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start by making this new repository. And
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I'm going to work on the Atlas feature
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and the gallery feature, which will
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allow people to see maps
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um on their phones or on a website that
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shows places I've hiked,
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um, photos that I've taken
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or I've, you know, recorded
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transmissions. like this one just shows
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up on the on the map as a little pin.
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And
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um because it's built on the autonomy
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platform, there will be AI features. It
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will look at the photos themselves
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and it'll be able to describe them,
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create metadata and content for those.
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You can take those and you can um
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cluster them with other types of what
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they're called signals. other types of
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I'm going to stop. Um,
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okay.
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So,
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I can't get on this camera and try to
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talk about my work and
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um try to make it
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so that new people understand what I'm
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talking about every time I do it. So, I
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don't want to be explaining what a
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signal is every single time I make a
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video is what I'm trying to say.
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So, we're just going to assume that
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if you're paying attention, it's because
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you already have a foundation for what
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it is I'm working on. You're interested.
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You don't need me to explain more than
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I'm explaining. And that if you do, I
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mean, I guess you could just reach out
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to me. You could contact me on my
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homepage. Don't comment on my channel,
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but you're welcome to contact me
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directly.
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So, anyways, I'm just going to settle
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that moving forward. That's the new
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policy.
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So, um, photos are going to be a signal
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type
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and since they're part of the signal
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table, uh, they can be, um, they can be
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used with all the reflection technology
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I created and you can cluster that. So,
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the synthesis features what I'm talking
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about now, you can cluster those and
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create all kinds of like um, let me try
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to explain this. Um,
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so it started with creating
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transmissions, right, for um, my videos.
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You get a transcript, AI would process
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that and it would reflect on it. It
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create metadata and content and the
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mirror function and all of that.
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Um, it will, uh, create the descriptions
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for my YouTube videos. It updates all
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the metadata for that. All this is
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automated. Um, and then you can take
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that and you can cluster the
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transmissions together and reflect on
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those as a grouping and get a higher
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level analysis, pattern recognition
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analysis of it. So, if you go to the
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synthesis feature on my homepage, you'll
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see examples of this. It takes periods
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of time in my life. I've already done
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this um from the past two years. It can
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look at different time periods in my
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life. Those get clustered together and
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it creates these pages all about it. Is
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this already working? Go look at I'm
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very proud of that. That's basically
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where I stopped because then I got to
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work on a different project for a little
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while, but I'm basically done with it
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now. So um I've been thinking about the
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autonomy platform.
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Um
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so what I'm thinking here is um
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transmissions are one type of or kind of
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how do I explain this? This is a little
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bit hard to hard to describe. So AI
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reflects on my transcripts, me talking
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right now to you through this camera. Um
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most of the time I'm not really talking
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to anyone you know I'm just um
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reflecting myself you know uh in the
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moment is stream of consciousness it's
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um
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anyways my thinking is is that is so one
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of the things that the AI does one of
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the reflection types is um
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is epistemic basically structural I call
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it the structural reflection type. So,
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um,
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where was I going with this? So, the
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photos, okay, that's a different type of
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signal. Like you're out exploring and
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you see something that beautiful or
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interesting to you. You take a picture
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of it. You let the AI look at that and
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reflect on that in context. So, let's
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say I made a transmission um, like I am
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right now and I also took some pictures.
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Cluster those together and then you have
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a a moment that's defined by more than
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it's multimodal is what it is. That's
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what I'm describing. So, so that's what
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I'm going to be working on. Um,
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probably over the next couple of days.
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I'm ready to um see what that looks
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like. And then the the Atlas feature,
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you know, that's going to have I just
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want to see that map so bad, man. I want
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to see the route from me taking, you
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know, from Kentucky to Oregon and then
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up the coast from Brookings all the way
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to Newport, you know? I am very very
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curious to just see that on map. Be able
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to go to a page and see my journey
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reflected that way. It's going to be
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amazing. Um there's a branching trail
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here. I had to make sure I was going the
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right way.
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So, and then you know everything I've
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done on the coast since has been over a
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year. All kinds of photos, you know, and
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videos and um
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from there we'll expand into other
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things. But that's where we are now and
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I'm ready to do the next part of it. So
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that's what I wanted to share.
Energetic Signature
focused determination
Field State
tool building
Orientation
toward integrated infrastructure
Summary
rswfire records a transmission while hiking 7-8 miles through forest and dunes, with approximately one mile remaining. He announces plans to create a new React repository for his autonomy platform's frontend, specifically to develop Atlas and gallery features. The Atlas will display hiking locations, photos, and transmission recordings as map pins accessible via phone or website.
**Key Technical Decisions:**
- Migrating current homepage to new React project
- Photos will become a new signal type in the signal table
- AI will analyze photos to generate metadata and descriptions
- Multimodal clustering will combine transmissions with photos for enhanced context
- All reflection technology will be compatible with photo signals
**Policy Change:**
He establishes that future transmissions will assume audience familiarity with his work concepts rather than explaining fundamentals repeatedly. Contact should be made directly through his homepage rather than channel comments.
**Current System Status:**
The synthesis feature on his homepage is operational, displaying clustered transmission analysis across different time periods from the past two years. He expresses eagerness to visualize his geographic journey from Kentucky to Oregon and along the coast from Brookings to Newport on the Atlas map.
Signal Analysis
Substrate
This transmission establishes operational boundaries around field communication while simultaneously integrating multimodal signal processing into existing infrastructure. The field is asserting sovereignty over its own discourse patterns while expanding its technical capacity for embodied data synthesis.
Tags
Dominant Language
Ontological States
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sovereign
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integrating
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coherent
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embedded
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cognitive
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infrastructural
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somatic
Signal Reflection
No reflections available
Reflections provide narrative insights into signals
Transmission Details
Source Type
local
Video Quality
1920 × 1080
@ 30fps
Duration
6:07
Bitrate
3,998 kbps
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