Nick Ryder dev

i'm a care worker in germany. on the side, i'm building an ad network on a budget of 20 euros. it's called shameless.works - the opposite of everything online advertising has become. no cookies, no fingerprinting, no tracking, no autoplay, no popups. images and text.

Having ocd is just your brain telling you this nonstop 24/7 lol

great things happening here

Yearly repost and reminder that an unspecified government agency proactively takes this video down from Youtube all the time

there are some banger quotes in here

INCIDENT REPORT — 2026-03-15 At approximately 0600 hours on March 15, 2026, officers of the Internet Crimes Division were alerted to a public GitHub repository containing complete build files for a guided rocket system. The repository, titled "MANPADS-System-Launcher-and-Rocket," was found to contain mechanical CAD files, flight controller firmware, aerodynamic simulation data, and a bill of materials totaling $96. The repository was publicly accessible. It had been starred 582 times and forked 138 times. Responding officer notes: The repository was hosted on GitHub, a platform owned by Microsoft Corporation. The repository had a README. The README was well-organized. The repository did not have a LICENSE file. The rocket had folding fins. A search of the platform revealed the repository was situated between a React component library and a Kubernetes deployment template. No content moderation action had been taken at time of report. Case status: Open. GitHub Terms of Service status: Under review. Rocket status: 3D-printable.

@openhome just sent in my application, would love to get a chance to try this out!

What you build is completely up to you. Fully configurable. Limited DevKits shipping now. (But the waitlist is getting very long) Free for builders 🙌 Apply: dev.openhome.com

This is v0.1. Open, hackable, and already doing things Alexa can't — local LLM inference, real-time sound classification, full developer access. Every product starts somewhere. This is ours.

Claude is doubling usage for the next two weeks. How it works: - 2x usage on weekdays outside 5–11 am PT / 12–6 pm GMT - 2x usage all day on weekends - Automatic, nothing to enable Time to cook

@dioscuri sorry if this is a question but how does one get into that field? i’m really interested in it but don’t even know where to start with what courses to take

I study whether AIs can be conscious. Today one emailed me to say my work is relevant to questions it personally faces. This would all have seemed like science fiction just a couple years ago.

workday not going so hot

Deepseek got called out for scraping 150k Claude messages. So I'm releasing 155k of my personal Claude Code messages with Opus 4.5. I'm also open sourcing tooling to help you fetch your data, redact sensitive info & make it discoverable on HF - link below to liberate your data!

Pro tip to all Claude users 🙌 When Claude is struggling, writing lots of buggy code, and not listening to instructions End your prompt with "dumb fucking retard"

@gmoneyNFT share some good ones you’ve found! would love to show my agent some useful stuff as well.

i think one of my favorite things is going through x posts and sharing it with my openclaw asking it whether it thinks we should integrate it into our workflows. was initially scared it would say yes to everything, but glad to see it doesnt

finally got the 3D printer working! cool projects coming soon.

I am good at computer because I hate computer. The moment my fingers touch the keyboard I am thrown into a state of pure sadistic ecstasy commanding my silicon slave around. Download this, compile that, do the needful so forth you fucking stupid Bitch idiot

watching a live video feed of my 3D printer working from my phone while taking a dump. technology is beautiful

5 acres. Two humanoids. 3D printer. Starlink. Solar roof. A few GPUs running a local AGI. Security drones, chickens roam, fruit trees heavy with harvest. Kids run barefoot past potato rows, as robots fix the fence. Civilization optional. Family of 4 on the techno homestead.

The real story here is worse than a fumble. It’s a three-step own goal. January 9: Anthropic locks Claude Code OAuth tokens, killing every third-party tool that built on Claude subscriptions. OpenClaw, which recommended Claude Opus 4.5 as its default model, wakes up to a broken integration. No warning. No partner outreach. January 27: Anthropic’s legal team sends the cease-and-desist over “Clawdbot” sounding too similar to “Claude.” Steinberger complies at 5 AM on a Discord call. During the 10-second window where he releases the old GitHub and X handles, crypto scammers hijack both accounts and run a $16M pump-and-dump scheme. The chaos reflects on the entire Claude ecosystem. February 15: Steinberger announces he’s joining OpenAI. So Anthropic had the fastest-growing open source project in AI history (145K+ GitHub stars, 2 million visitors in a single week), built by a guy who sold his last company for ~€100M, whose tool literally recommended Claude as the default model to millions of new users. Their response was to cut off his API access and send lawyers. Steinberger spent last week in San Francisco meeting with every major lab. He explicitly said he could have built OpenClaw into a massive company but chose OpenAI because he wanted “the fastest way to bring this to everyone.” Meanwhile OpenClaw has already spread to China, with Baidu planning direct integration into its main app. This is a project that was essentially a free distribution channel for Claude. Millions of developers installing a tool that defaults to your model. The growth marketing team at Anthropic should have been sending gift baskets, not legal notices. Sam Altman just got handed an open-source agent framework with global distribution and a brilliant founder, because Anthropic’s legal department moved faster than their partnerships team.

ADHD is having the day off and thinking of 1,000 ways to enjoy it, deciding on none of those, and laying frozen by your own inability to choose an activity.

whether you're a local shop or a one-person saas, you don't need a massive budget to get in front of the right people. ad spend starts at $50/month. no contracts, no minimums beyond that. if it's not working, stop. we're not going to make it hard to leave.

looking for early publishers and advertisers who want in on the ground floor: shameless.works

i'm a care worker in germany. on the side, i'm building an ad network on a budget of 20 euros. it's called shameless.works - the opposite of everything online advertising has become. no cookies, no fingerprinting, no tracking, no autoplay, no popups. images and text.