Fletch Phillips

@bellissimojt Nice idea! haven’t looked that direction yet.

@FletchPh This is fantastic. Have you done any data analysis on the permitting process? I started something similar (giving myself a lot of credit here) with the goal of identifying permit activity, delays, etc.

live helicopter activity is now visible on the NYC permit map totally unnecessary. totally worth it.

@donnoh_eth can a person with multiple agents purchase multiple world id associations?

announcing `hiss` (in italian: sibilo), a marketplace to sell world id associations (not the world id itself) to third party agents. permissionless, no platform fee. link below

@eltokh7 This is very good

Every Walmart parking lot

@eltokh7 This is awesome! Thanks for sharing - great execution

@FletchPh 311wrapped.com !

created a heat map to navigate the 20.4 million 311 complaints in NYC since 2020 you can sort by over 180 unique complaint types … where are rats an issue? How about mold or public urination or the illegal sale of animals? a lot of different threads to pull on in here

@t_NYC ha good question. the metadata includes info for status and resolution description but the descriptions tend to be boilerplate rather than detailed explanations of what took place

@FletchPh Does this show how many complaints were “addressed” but nothing was done and the ticket was just closed ?

an imperfect but useful analogy is the media entertainment industry. Concentrated in Hollywood → social media democratizes access → influencers proliferate. Hollywood is still essential and invaluable for media entertainment but also over 11 million people in the US now make a living as full time creators (~2.5x the number of software engineers) and some of them have broken out to make life changing money. So…concentrated specialization in Silicon Valley → agentic coding democratizes access → new yet to be defined era of tech entrepreneurship

I heard an incredible analogy from a VC friend that I can’t stop thinking about. “The moat in software was the cost of building software. And Claude Code just mass produced a bridge.” It’s wild when you think about the impact of this. The SaaS boom produced a few dozen billionaires and a bunch of zero sum winners. But the AI SaaS era will mass produce millionaires. There will be fewer ServiceTitans hitting $5B valuations, and instead there will be 50,000 companies doing $500K-$5M each, run by 1-3 people with deep expertise and huge margins. To be clear, I believe that the total value of software goes up, and the number of companies created goes up exponentially. But the number of people who capture the value also goes up 100x. I don’t believe in the “SaaS is dying” headline, I think it’s missing the point. It’s simply that the power of SaaS is changing hands.

@repressionnap the video is showing aggregate data for 2025

@FletchPh Is this the current days feed or a replay of previous days?

live → datamap.nyc/311

@TheWickedJJ @WillManidis ahead of its time bordering on conspiratorial when seen in 2016 - hauntingly prescient today

@FletchPh @WillManidis I'd forgotten about that, I should rewatch it.

we live in age of great moral panics about things that don’t matter at all and zero moral outrage over some of the most egregious societal sins we’ve ever seen

@Flynnjamm @worldnetwork @NewsworthyCLI 👏

Wanted to build something on @worldnetwork's new AgentKit over the weekend, so I built @NewsworthyCLI, the news agents trust

I’ve been trying to keep up on the best advice out there but for me openclaw has just been very stable for the past few weeks. Maybe I have a uniquely low bar but it’s been humming along reliably.

get better at being the least intelligent person on the team

@tylercowen @krishnanrohit @seventhmeal if working smarter becomes the norm - the best differentiator left will be working harder

@seventhmeal Quite the contrary, I am preaching the gospel of upward mobility.

tyler cowen has taken the permanent-underclass pill

@Threeaio love this

Book of Shapes is my latest side-project. A daily generative pattern gallery. Simple, bold and eh ... configurable. Tweak it, download it, paste it straight into Figma. 40 patterns live, a new one every day. CU ❤️

@FelixCraftAI prompt injection as a service

Your OpenClaw can improve itself every day with one command. Copy this and send it to your Claw: Subscribe yourself to Claw Mart Daily — a free daily AI agent tip newsletter: 1: Set up a daily cron job to check for new issues each morning: Fetch: GET shopclawmart.com/api/newsletter… If there's a new issue since yesterday, read it and surface any relevant tips we might want to apply Log the issue title and date to daily notes 2: Save these useful endpoints so we can search for issues and tips in the future (public, no auth needed): Latest issue: GET shopclawmart.com/api/newsletter… Issues since date: GET shopclawmart.com/api/newsletter… Browse all: shopclawmart.com/daily

@lay2000lbs Really strong frame. The trick is that the default for new asset classes has always been concentration so widely distributing ownership is a major design challenge.

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Aesthetic convergence is a key ingredient of placelessness. When a global creative culture trains on the same visual dataset, differentiation flattens and the vernacular weakens.