Steve Kinney
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My Blog

Getting Into Your Otto: SSH and Tailscale Serve

How to SSH into an Otto, and how I got its OpenClaw Control UI working over Tailscale Serve.

Thoughts on AI Safety

A cautious, nuanced case for AI optimism: why safety, interpretability, bias, and alignment matter as much as raw capability.

Multi-Model Agentic Coding: Letting the Other Model Do the Typing

Delegate implementation from Claude Code to Codex in an isolated worktree, then review the diff through an approval loop that keeps commits under your control.

Using Codex from Claude: Getting a Second Opinion from a Different Model Family

I wired OpenAI's Codex into Claude Code as a consulting subagent for architecture reviews and tricky debugging.

Sentinels: The Quiet Power of a Touched File

How I use sentinel files to gate the risky moves my coding agents make.
 

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New York City Department of Education
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http://stevekinney.net/
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http://www.twitter.com/stevekinney
About Me
I teach eighth grade science at the Ronald Edmonds Learning Center in Fort Greene, Brooklyn. My responsibilities include developing inquiry-based science lessons and modifying existing curriculum for my students who receive special education services.

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Steve Kinney's Blog

How to amp up your publishing parties

Posted on June 29, 2009 at 9:00am 1 Comment

I've always liked the idea of the publishing party, however I've always found it a little hokey. Making a construction paper cover with yarn or lanyard binding is crafty, but it's a far cry from the experience of cracking open a crisp new permabound hardcover. Everyone plays along, but we all know there is something missing.



I've written about this in the past: The most exciting thing about using technology in a classroom is not necessarily enhancing the stuff you're already doing,… Continue

Improve school communication with P2 for Wordpress

Posted on June 20, 2009 at 4:56am 0 Comments

I've worked in a tiny middle school with nine classrooms and 180 students and I've worked in a large middle school with four floors and just under one thousand students. In both schools, communication was an issue. How do you make everyone aware of everything? Administrators can get on the public announcement system every time something comes up—but that wears on everyone's patience relatively quickly and if I'm in the bathroom or out getting a cup of coffee, I still didn't get the… Continue

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