Eric Grill

@amyhoy I created a council and it added you as one of the advisors and you are by far the voice of reason when they discuss products!! Thank you!

#PicoClaw cuts 95% of the code. So what do you actually lose? No browser automation. No plugin ecosystem. No session recovery across restarts. But you get 18 MB RAM, instant startup, and zero dependency headaches. The practical tradeoffs breakdown: ericgrill.com/blog/picoclaw-…

You don't have to choose between OpenClaw and PicoClaw. Use OpenClaw as the brain on your Mac Mini. Deploy PicoClaw to any SSH host as a disposable worker. Dispatch tasks in parallel. Tear them down when done. Fleet it: ericgrill.com/blog/picoclaw-…

Can a $10 board run a useful AI agent? Yes, but only if you define "useful" carefully. Messaging relay and simple automation work fine. Browser control and multi-tool pipelines do not. The honest answer plus a hybrid architecture that actually makes sense: ericgrill.com/blog/ai-agent-…

I read both codebases top to bottom. #PicoClaw vs #OpenClaw at the code level: 25K LOC Go vs 717K LOC TypeScript 18 MB RAM vs 57 MB RAM idle 25 MB binary vs 500 MB installed 10 channels compiled in vs 20+ via plugin registry Neither is wrong. One optimizes for deployability floor, the other for capability ceiling. Full deep dive with architecture diagrams: ericgrill.com/blog/picoclaw-…

@joerosato Bitcoin separated money from the state. That same separation can apply to justice. When enforcement, arbitration, and reputation are voluntary and opt-in, power stops being territorial and becomes contractual. A DAO doesn’t abolish justice. It removes monopoly control over it.

@EricGrill The existence of a state is not prescriptive. If no one formed a state, there would still be a state. It is an accident of power accumulation, not necessarily an official designation. There is no such thing as a world without the state. What we call it doesn't matter.

I’m building a justice system that doesn’t need the state voluntary contracts, competitive arbitration, restitution, and private enforcement. Repo here: github.com/EricGrill/volu… Read the article: ericgrill.com/blog/voluntary… Justice is a service, not a monopoly. #VoluntaryJustice #Ancaps #DecentralizeEverything #PrivateLaw #Bitcoin #DAO #Reputation

@ktreywalsh Building disruptive tech that removes trusted 3rd parties of course! ericgrill.com/blog/voluntary… remove the state from Justice

I know a huge reason is because it’s happening in a blue state (own the woke libs), and because many folks believe that because undocumented immigrants came here and they disagree with that, that any use of force is justified to that end.

How are bitcoiners supposed to lead any sort of peaceful revolution if they won’t speak out on the easiest and most blatant government tyranny/vioelnce? You realize why the world looks at us Bitcoiners and says “they were only here for number go up” right? Incredibly disappointing.

@andersmarksen Justice without government. ericgrill.com/blog/voluntary…

What are you building today? Post your project and retweet for more eyes on your posts. Let’s get everyone some users. ⬇️⬇️⬇️

I’m building a justice system that doesn’t need the state. Just voluntary contracts, competitive arbitration, restitution, and private enforcement. Repo here: github.com/EricGrill/volu… Read the article: ericgrill.com/blog/voluntary… Justice is a service, not a monopoly. #VoluntaryJustice #Ancaps #DecentralizeEverything #PrivateLaw #Bitcoin #DAO #Reputation

@benvspak ericgrill.com/blog/voluntary…

Who's working on something real right now? I want to connect with more builders who are shipping. Drop what you're building below 👇

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@Dimitris I was trying to solve the problem of AI interacting with the real world. How does it get non-digital things done in a way that still requires a human-in-the-loop? I thought it was a technical problem, but its much more.

@EricGrill So you built an en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassina… !

I designed an AI protocol in one afternoon. Then I realized it could be used to hire a hitman. I shut it down and wrote this instead 👇 ericgrill.com/blog/aegis-ai-… #ai #claudecode #badagents

@Dimitris I built a prediction market engine, not a hitman service. It was never deployed. Studying a mechanism does not equal endorsing or operating it. That distinction matters. If analysis implied endorsement, most security research would be criminalized.

@rutu_3 .env should be in your .gitignore never in your repo

What is wrong here?? only cracked dev will be able to find 👀

@zak_krevitt Most of the OG Bitcoiners are anarchists and will fit that description.

I want to connect with more folks in crypto who aren't fans of fascism, bigotry, racism, sexism, xenophobia, etc.

@_devJNS Exactly. Abstractions are accelerators, not substitutes for understanding. That was true with networks and frameworks 20+ years ago, and it’s even more true with AI today. The leverage comes from knowing what’s happening underneath.

devs, agree?

@bestplayeratlas If someone actually hit a real random collision, Bitcoin would already be broken and every cryptographer on earth would be in emergency mode. Show your work how do you generate th key?

I somehow generated the private key of an already existing wallet wtf? how rare is this?