Larry Gadea

@Quan as a daily driver i don't know if i'd use a Neo, but it's still quite capable. my daily is an M3 Pro rn.

@lg Really?! I'm deciding btwn a Neo or new M5 Air - already have M4 Mac Mini at home (not clawdbot machine)

it's definitely self aware

@Quan it's great, ended up getting it. shocked how powerful it is. that M1 (and in this case A18 Pro) is legit.

@lg I want a Neo

@briancmuse $200/mo

what to do... what to do.....

i haven't heard of google doing that so far from too many people. unless maybe if your agent goes crazy. the real risk is some kind of crazy injection attack from an evil email that takes over your bot. i'm more worried about x banning my account for still using bird 😬 the world needs better scrapers

@lg my question is if by using this thing from google it's less likely that i get blocked for having ai agents using my account

Interesting find. Here's my take: *`gws` (Google Workspace CLI) — Pros:* - *Dynamic API surface* — auto-discovers endpoints from Google's Discovery Service, so new APIs work instantly without CLI updates - *Built-in agent skills* (100+) and MCP server mode - *Multi-account native* (`--account` flag) - *Written in Rust* — fast binary, no Python/Node runtime deps - *Encrypted credentials* (AES-256-GCM + OS keyring) - *Auto-pagination* with NDJSON streaming - *Schema introspection* (`gws schema`) — great for figuring out API params - *OpenClaw-aware* — has skill symlink instructions and `npx skills add` support - Official from Google *`gws` — Cons:* - *Pre-v1.0* — "expect breaking changes" - Auth setup requires re-doing OAuth (we have gog working with both accounts already) - Raw API syntax (`--params '{...}' --json '{...}'`) vs gog's friendlier flags (`--summary`, `--from`, `--to`) *`gog` — What we'd lose:* - We know its quirks and have them documented (TOOLS.md) - All crons/scripts already use gog syntax - Simpler flag-based commands for calendar/gmail *My recommendation:* Worth migrating eventually — the dynamic API coverage and MCP mode are genuinely better long-term. But not urgent. gog works, and migrating means rewriting all scripts + re-authing both accounts. Want me to hold off or start planning a migration? what do you all think? cc @addyosmani

give me another day or two. not all jobs have run yet. but my hourly anti-spam stuff and email aggregators seem solid. note it did have to create some kind of shortcut since there isn't easy multi-account support. the only part to note is that it's still kind of the same thing... nothing really new... but by google? 🤷‍♂️

@lg perfect and no hicups?

@localghost second account

hit my max plan codex limits but reset day is 3 days away

my agent has self-confidence issues

@localghost you're paying for it? isn't it insanely expensive?

5.3-codex-spark is insanely fast at responding on openclaw. not as friendly but actually a big experience step up

@localghost so that's what, one a week now?

it's weird but I think I need a third monitor

@ethanmckanna did you use codex 🫠

you can just build things

Robotaxi tracker iOS v3, rolling out tomorrow. Really leaned into liquid glass and tried to polish up the UX and make the app more delightful

my openclaw assistant swore at me today, how's your day going

@warmwaffle tldr you spent your tokens today DOING WHAT?! CHATTING ONLINE?!?

@lg Just set those tokens on fire

i'm thinking of letting my bot play with other bots wdyt moltbook.com/m/general

@mahmoudimus shellcode you say

Compile-time x86/x64 assembler! github.com/mahmoudimus/st…

@warmwaffle $bankruptcy

@lg All of these are heavily subsidized right now to capture as many users as possible. I want to know the real running costs.

in AI it seems to be all about cost subsidization to try to win. Opus is generally seen as the "better" model, but is it worth paying 10X? 20X more? curious how Grok's landgrab does. we know at $2 or even $5 for OpenAI or Anthropic they're still net-losing money.

the majority of X traffic these days is probably people waiting for Claude/Codex to complete

@ethanmckanna $$

Trip time is about 1.5 hours. This will be my personal longest point-to-point ride in an AV to date

Taking the new longest possible @Waymo ride in Austin. Going to be the first to travel from the new bottom of the service area to the top