Raphael Spannocchi

The true test of any organizational paradigm or collective consensus building effort is this: Does it make the whole more intelligent than the one, or less? Do people get better when interacting with the system? Or worse? It's really that simple, and that hard.

@awkwardgoogle how do you corner with this?

Yamaha self-balancing bike technology.

@OrdinaryInds grok inference load up only. "growth"

Why isn’t this done on article creation? You’re calling an LLM every time the user requests a summary? One call vs. 100k.

@Voxyz_ai are you running openclaws?

@buccocapital Grok usage go brrr. Numba up. Papa happy "growth engineering"

1. Roll out articles so people can write really long tweets. These will mostly be written by AI 2. Then, use AI to summarize those articles back into tweets

@nateliason @branson_atx and then manage and troubleshoot every update, every skill install, every plugin and session issue

@branson_atx Could have it in one week if they hire someone to setup OpenClaw for them

In 10 years, everyone will have a personal AI that knows their goals, manages their schedule, and works in the background 24/7.

@WizLikeWizard Same. Very hard to maintain. Lots of settings very opaque and undocumented. Way too complex. Lots of poor design choices

Have been using OpenClaw for ~a month and it kinda sucks? I spend more time battling it to get basic crons fired reliably, remember things, and not repeat itself. Am I doing it wrong or are we just still very early on all of this?

@Austen Stripe has a solution there

Surely someone has built this: Where’s the API that is connected to all of the AI providers and lets me charge per token with a markup?

@Austen OpenClaw is not getting better atm. Pretty frustrating lately. Looking to migrate. Likely Hermes or OpenFang. But Perplexity is delightful software

Batteries-included AI platform is Claude vs Perplexity for UX right now. I need to play more with Cowork.

I’ve actually found myself reaching for Perplexity Computer (with a little orchestration I added) more than my OpenClaw instance since testing yesterday. Granted it’s been for quick stuff from mobile and not hardcore at-computer work, but interesting.

@49agents @openclaw It's a couple of things. Sessions retaining old state with no easy way to restart them. Memory management. Agent and model management is super clanky

@raphbaph @openclaw the vibe coded nature is real, but honestly every fast-moving tool has that early phase. the question is whether the complexity gets refactored or compounds over time. curious what the main pain points are - is it the skill system, the session management, or something else

The deeper I get into @openclaw architecture the more obvious the vibe coded nature of it becomes. Just layers and layers of needless complexity. Wow.

@DennisonBertram niche and taste imo. solve very specific problems very well in niches that are too small and local to make sense for the hyperscalers. last mile is education. don't underestimate how hard google still is for many.

What I can't get over is: - Everyone is building with AI - AI is training on what everyone is building - The new AI knows how to build everything anyone built. How exactly do we build an investable business there?

@DennisonBertram Heard 402 is pretty bad. Haven't really tried tbh

This feels like Stripe see's value is not doing the whole x402 thing and instead building it's own payment protocol. I don't really understand whats the goal here though- why not just use x402? Why are we going to need to build towards multiple payment standards?

@GergelyOrosz It's not outsourcing - it's systematizing. 😂

It’s not X — it’s Y I cannot unsee how so much of the writing on this site (and online, in general) is increasingly AI-generated. It’s still pretty easy to recognize. Probably not for long tho Just alarming that ppl outsource even typing 3 sentences for a reply on this site…

I've seen some fancy abandoned cart flows, but nothing like @polsia. Bot researched my history and tailor-wrote an email outlining how Polsia can help me today. Guys, I think you have a new customer.

DAOs don't need more participation. They need more *meaningful* interactions. This can mean *less* participation when measured in absolute numbers.

So we're in for another 2,5 hrs of Chani pouting in Dec?

@netflix Two convicted felons defrauding millions, many of which from low income destinations, of their life savings. Not sure what "idealists" does in that sentence. It was a front. Not hard to grok.

Hudson Williams, Jennifer Grey, Terry Chen, Elizabeth Adams, Hannah Galway, and William Mapother join the cast of THE ALTRUISTS. The series tells the story of Sam Bankman-Fried (Anthony Boyle) and Caroline Ellison (Julia Garner), two hyper-smart, ambitious young idealists who tried to remake the global financial system in the blink of an eye...before they were accused of stealing $8 billion.

@ryancarson @linear Probably dumb question: Isn't Cursor going that way?

The company that actually builds the agent-first code factory is going to be worth hundreds of billions of dollars. No one has cracked it yet. It can't be the model labs because then you're tied to one model. I'm hoping a company like @linear will do this. I'd happily pay thousands of dollars a month for that (+ the token cost). Basically, we need SDLC 2.0 for the agent age. (Also, the right solution can't rely on gh - we need whoever does this to completely replace it as well.)