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@ThePrimeagen I discovered this in 2016 and it still confuses me

Watching soccer for the first time So... Refs just add time to the game?

You ask for government control long enough I guess that’s what we get. Such a shame it’s got to this point.

Fun crew!

Join me on Discord this Wednesday at 11:30 PST with @GosuCoder for the inaugural weekly Clawcast discord.gg/clawd?event=15…

@adamdotdev Oh yeah it’s starting hahah

@GosuCoder I’m watching YouTube videos of people buying cards at shows, it’s inevitable lol

Recently dove into sports card collecting, did it a lot as a kid and it seems to have had a resurgence last few years. Just have to note how funny it is to see people excited to pull cards of Jaxson Dart, Cam Ward, and… Shadeur?? Do card enthusiasts not watch football?

@ThibaultJaigu 100% agreed there just isn’t much incentive

@GosuCoder I think the hard part is open weights mostly help the buyer while the training bill sits with the seller, so you almost need a Red Hat style company around them.

I wish we had more US based companies focused on open weight models. I personally just can’t figure out a financial model that would support such an endeavor at the scale we need. 1. We need models that don’t have arbitrary guardrails enforced, decided by a single entity. Anyone in tech long enough knows guardrails harm the good actors more than the bad actors. There is almost always a way around things. Bad actors take the time to figure it out. 2. The price of tokens continues to increase. Let’s envision a future where we have AI boxes in our houses and businesses that run local models, not in the cloud. 3. Ecosystem lock-in, I see a lot of people getting locked into one vendor by highly customizing around a particular model. These models will get deprecated, when there are times we just need consistency for light weight tasks. I keep hoping OpenAI invests more into open weight models, but the financial side is hard to figure out.

@hrudolph Sweet!

@GosuCoder I think that could work! Hit me up on discord and let’s get it set!

@GosuCoder you available this Wednesday 11am PST?

@drmain I bet that’s true

@GosuCoder Yeah there may be some IP issues too, i think a lot of these OS models are just throwing a ton of tokens at the leaders and doing distillation to some extent.

@oriSomething Agreed, there is very little incentive for US companies

@GosuCoder I think the reason you see Chinese open models, because it would be hard to sell them if they weren't (if you want to work with American companies). The US based companies don't really have to create open models, so they don't

@DanielPrevoznik @tomgreenwald Very cool thanks for sharing this!

@GosuCoder agree that more open weight model focus overall is needed. loved seeing this launch by @tomgreenwald and team this week

@hrudolph @steipete @openclaw Holy smokes congratulations

I’m excited to share that I’m joining @steipete and the @openclaw team in Community and Developer Relations. This is a dream opportunity, and I’m grateful to be part of what’s next.

Slackbot legit might be one of my favorite uses of AI outside of coding. I use this thing constantly to find past conversations, summarize entire chats, help write responses, look for things I might be forgetting, or even look up past context on a decision or topic. Seriously @SlackHQ this legit improves my life

Used codex to build and automate scanning a bunch of lower end sports cards, splitting them into groups, and importing into eBay for set completers. There are apps to do this but not really anything for bulk set completion listings. It setup each of the variations perfectly. Here’s an example of the 201-300 split ebay.io/m/68oSli

Please don't mess with my GPT 5.5.

Well it was interesting while it lasted.

Episode 17 of Rate Limited is out: Fable 5 is taking over, AI isn't getting cheaper, AI backup plan and WTF Loops? | Ep 17 @NathanSnell joins @RayFernando1337 and myself in this fun episode, where we hang out and talk AI. Testing out posting on X, YouTube and all the normal Podcast places.

@5imian @eplurubusnullus Exactly, use AI as a tool

@eplurubusnullus @GosuCoder I didn't argue that. I argued that humans + AI together is good, and you should still review the code *in addition* to using tools. you said "you shouldn't be reviewing code". I'm rebutting that. If you catch things the AI doesn't and it catches things you don't, that's better

I feel like collectively we as engineers sound dumber and dumber everyday. This nonsense about writing loops is just nonsense. Why are we acting like it’s the greatest thing ever? Learn to code folks, learn to use AI efficiently, don’t burn tokens for no reason, look at your code, and please always look at the incentives for anyone giving advice. This is coming from someone that is very Pro AI.