@captainfish2278 @visegrad24 They’re not helping the US but the UAE (partners)
Not the same
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@visegrad24 Didn't France say that they refused to help USA against Iran? Guess Trump convinced them to stand up to Islamic tyranny.
they should do the same on their home front
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France has released videos of its helicopters and fighter jets downing Iranian suicide drones in the Middle East
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@Bulvarpress « Un éducateur professionnel »
mdr
Un putain de bourrin ouais
Le mec a pendu le satané chien
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Sürekli ısıran Shiba Inu ile baş edemeyen aile, çareyi profesyonel eğitmende buldu. İlk etapta hiçbir yöntem sonuç vermezken, eğitmenin kurduğu net otorite ve disiplin sonrası köpek tamamen değişti; kontrol altına alınarak yeniden ailesine teslim edildi.
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@gregisenberg Prediction is it’s only gonna get worse
Human temporality is gone
2026 : time of the Machines
Soon humanly impossible to catch up
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@iFeyz2 On dirait 1 dauphin qui voit 1 surfeur pour la 1ere fois surfer les mêmes vagues que ses paires
Dauphin : mate ces zouaves qui se prennent pour des dauphins…
L’océan est grand dauphine
Et les vagues les surfeurs ne les maîtriseront jamais mais certains savent les surfer
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@EricLDaugh Not « foreigners » just this stupid random guy
Don’t mix the whole basket pls
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🚨 JUST IN: Foreigners are INCAPABLE of understanding why the United States of America would sacrifice millions of dollars in military equipment for one American hero inside Iran
That’s OK.
They’ll never understand it, we don’t care.
God bless America! IT’S ALWAYS WORTH IT 🇺🇸
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@restitutorII L’Iran s’est fait humilier sur ce coup là
Ils essaient de garder la face
Mais face à Goliath ça risque de se répéter
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Alors perdre quelques avions pour 100 millions $ sur un budget de 1 000 à 1 500 milliards $, tout en sauvant un pilote (qui est l'objectif), sans perdre un seul soldat, c’est une défaite pour certains… mais perdre tous les hauts dirigeants, se faire bombarder par une armée de l'air qui a une supériorité aérienne, voir son armée et peut‑être même son industrie réduites à néant, ça, ça ne serait pas une défaite ?!
GIF
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@AlexFinn Dude when AGI comes out
Local models (which are great today) will feel like driving a slug mobile in a 2D environment
When AGI — slash only available through big labs — will feel like having 12 senses in a quantum space continuum
A totally different human experience
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Open source will win
Locally hosted will win
Sovereign super intelligence will win
Personal research labs will win
Empowered individuals will win
Corporate spying will lose
Selling of data will lose
Price gouging will lose
The faster you accept these things, the quicker you'll be prepared for whats coming
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@RoundtableSpace It’ll get worse in the future
You’ll either need an IA assistant to keep up with this inhumane speed
Or become a cyborg with a chip in your brain
Or live off grid
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@pradeeepk Because the other things they have in store are far beyond this spec
Soon there will be 2 worlds
Those who have AI assistants
And those who have AGI
So giving stuff out for free related to the 1st category is pennies for them
The Grand Value will be in AGI
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why would $GOOGL make something like this public
something which give them huge advantage when memory is contrainted?
Google Research@GoogleResearch
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@karankendre Well Openclaw can connect to cheaper models that are quite competent and will save you a lot of $$$ with quite good results
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There’s nothing left that OpenClaw can do that Claude can’t
Noah Zweben@noahzweben
Use /schedule to create recurring cloud-based jobs for Claude, directly from the terminal. We use these internally to automatically resolve CI failures, push doc updates, and generally power automations that you want to exists beyond a closed laptop
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@Jashanx_gill Start an ultra complex vibe coding project
that would’ve been impossible to make unless 20 senior software engineers full time on it
In other words :
RAISE THE BAR
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If Claude is doing everything,
What are we supposed to do?
Claude@claudeai
You can now enable Claude to use your computer to complete tasks. It opens your apps, navigates your browser, fills in spreadsheets—anything you'd do sitting at your desk. Research preview in Claude Cowork and Claude Code, macOS only.
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@JamesonCamp Yep if your project can be made in 2 days/weeks
Then you can be sure it’ll get cannibalised pretty quickly
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Anthropic just shipped native computer use
Every “computer use agent” startup is having a real bad morning right now.
This is the cycle. And it never stops.
You build a wrapper. You raise money. You get some traction. Then the model provider ships your entire product as a feature update on a random Tuesday.
OpenAI did it with code interpreter. Google did it with grounding. Now Anthropic is doing it with computer use.
The playbook is always the same. Find a gap in the base model. Build a tool around it. Pray they don’t close the gap.
The only AI companies that survive are the ones building something the model literally cannot do on its own. Vertical workflows. Proprietary data loops. Deep integrations that take 6 months to rip out.
Everything else gets eaten.
Felix Rieseberg@felixrieseberg
Today, we’re releasing a feature that allows Claude to control your computer: Mouse, keyboard, and screen, giving it the ability to use any app. I believe this is especially useful if used with Dispatch, which allows you to remotely control Claude on your computer while you’re away.
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@0xPaulius It depends on both the product and your audience
Also if you’re not changing the game then yes move ultra fast before someone else overrides you on your common business idea
But if you’re innovating and want to last
A few months for complex app is reasonable
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if ur taking 3-6 months to ship a good app ur doing something wrong. sorry
Abaz Udosen | App Developer@abazudosen
Production-ready apps take 3 to 6 months. Period. 🛠️ Don’t let the "vibe coding" hype fool you. Shipping a weekend project is easy; shipping a scalable, secure, and polished product is a marathon, not a sprint.
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@VraserX Sure, things will go stellar in terms of innovation
But you assume that democracy will survive which isn’t a done deal
I’m not a doomsday caller
But AGI is one hell of a paradigm shift
And if tomorrow no one has to work > robots
Why would a gov remain a democracy?
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You’re arguing against today’s constraints and assuming they stay fixed.
Post AGI, transport, materials, routing, manufacturing and energy all get radically more efficient. That means fewer wasted flights, cleaner systems, better load balancing, better aircraft, synthetic fuels, new propulsion, maybe even alternatives to planes for a lot of trips.
And yeah, if we do nothing politically, elites will hoard the upside. Totally agree there.
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This is what travel looks like after AGI.
Fully personalized, reconfigurable spaces that feel like a luxury home in the sky. Bedrooms, lounges, even spas mid-flight.
Why? Because AGI + robotics kills the cost of labor, design, and optimization. Planes stop being standardized metal tubes and become adaptive environments optimized in real time for each passenger.
When intelligence becomes abundant, comfort becomes the default.
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@BentoBoiNFT The reality is Anthropic had this tech in line but were caught off guard by OC
They probably were supposed to release that full agentic experience by EOY
But now they have to move faster & that’s why they ship beta sort of
Not the full expe
But EOY all will be available
I’m sure
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Why would anyone choose OpenClaw vs Claude Code?
Claude now has:
• Discord/Telegram integration
• Cron Jobs (/loop)
• 1M token memory
• Webhooks to phone
• Can run 24/7 on any Computer or Mac Mini
This covers 95% of what people actually use OpenClaw for with better security and easier setup
The only reason to stick with OpenClaw is if you want a multi-agent setup. That's the only difference I could think of
Going to stick with OpenClaw for now because of this, but the gap is almost at zero
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