Andrew Goodall

AI privilege isn't about who has access. It's about who can afford to think out loud at scale.

Convention over configuration was designed for human developers. It works even better when the developer isn't human. Agents that hit ambiguous choices have 3 options: ask, guess, or stop. None are good. Opinionated platforms eliminate the trilemma entirely. h/t @snowmaker for the API onboarding observation @vercel @Cloudflare blog.ble.st/posts/opiniona…

“We had overestimated the value of “human relationships”. Turns out that a lot of what people called relationships was simply friction with a friendly face.” 💀

I wrote about the experience, the trust gradient, and what governance looks like when agents ship at the speed of thinking. blog.ble.st/posts/i-told-m…

The barriers between intention and execution are falling fast. The risk of getting it wrong is real — but so is the risk of standing still while the world around you accelerates.

I gave my AI agent one instruction: "we need observability across the homelab." No tool recommendations. No architecture. Just the problem.

this fr? “...Clawdbot ran an open-source contribution sprint — submitting 15 substantial bug-fix PRs across Hugging Face Transformers, Storybook, and Supabase. Not documentation typos. Real code fixes: a CLI crash when…” — Jonathan Fulton medium.com/jonathans-musi…

@MaxRigler1 @openclaw I’m interested in this space. Following.

I’m highly interested in connecting w anyone using / thinking about using @openclaw to make an AI SDR. If that’s you let’s connect.

Chat app feature request: press and hold a message to have an AI chatbot provide an answer or qualification

M365 compromise: Interested in learning how phishing-as-a-service criminal enterprise RaccoonO365 operates and how Cloudflare and Microsoft are disrupting its operation?

@dez_blanchfield Agreed. Though it’s especially bad on X — even worse since my OP 3 years ago. This is one reason that I spend far less time on X compared to other platforms, these days.

@fumpT wholeheartedly agree.. sadly I think this is where society is these days.. yelling echo's of other people's nonsense, into the chasm, or the abyss, in little more than sad, pathetic, and desperate attempts to some how appear relevant..

Replying to a twitter thread solely to interact with a third party service (eg. a thread reader) is obnoxious behaviour (at least as long as twitter doesn’t filter out these replies). Is there a reason that twitter allows this pollution?

There should be an option to schedule email and Slack messages to be sent when the recipient's business day starts

Hi-Fi companies: Give us network streamers that display to TV, please darko.audio/2024/06/does-a…

@wan0net Agreed. So much sustainable bang for buck. So little downside.

I will forever be baffled by the Australian nations views on nuclear energy.

Incredible optical illusion demonstrates that when objects are removed from peripheral vision, the brain perceives a slower pace of motion 📹 Akiyoshi Kitaoka

@Donovantouf @rowancheung @mckaywrigley One generate’s their own unique key here platform.openai.com/account/api-ke…

@rowancheung @mckaywrigley Whats the OpenAI API key for chatGPT?

I'm surprised how many people don't know how to use ChatGPT on their phones properly. Here are 5 ways to use ChatGPT on your phone to maximize productivity:

@definitefiction @GeraldUndone I’m surprised by the difference I perceive between 50mm and 85mm in the example!

@GeraldUndone You should do a video on field of view at different focal ranges. Going from 24mm to 20mm increases the horizontal FOV from 73.7° to 84.0°. 70mm to 105mm has a 9.3° difference. Each mm on the low end has a much greater impact. (I’m using numbers from shotkit.com/field-of-view/)

I'm surprised by the lower views of the Sony 20-70mm across the board. Most of the videos I watched on the topic seem to be underperforming. Mine included. Do people not care about this lens/focal range?

@bradford_morton Thanks for letting us know 👍🙂

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