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BITCOIN IS A MORAL OBLIGATION TO PROTECT THE INTEGRITY OF OUR DESCENDANTS MONEY TO REVERSE WHAT OUR ANCESTORS STOLE FROM US WITHOUT OUR CONSENT. Every Millenial must watch this. And then they need to show it to every Zoomer. And then they need to show it to every Alpha. We own our future. We can no longer blame the politicians. It is US that must unite as a people to restore what was taken from us.

AI is going to rip the very fabric of privacy apart. We then rebuild….behind a digital wall of encrypted energy.

@MatthewBerman Everyone was harmed in the making of this video…..brutally.

this is so cringe...yuck

App stores. Text messages. Social media platforms. Email. Phone calls. Every. Single. Communication. Channel. Will. Be. Overtaken. By. Spam. Agents. It’s already happening. How many spam calls do you get a day compared to two years ago? Any communication channel not behind an encrypted wall of digital energy will be eaten and consumed by the Agents. Watch.

@AlexFinn @yashhsm Agreed. I am running two, including one that my wife fully controls and I just help maintain. She has zero computer science experience and basic computer use. People fading open claw right now are the people who still think Samsung won the smartphone war.

@yashhsm openclaw is a dead product? on what planet? I talk to hundreds of people daily that are using the hell out of it I just went to GTC and every person here is using OpenClaw and it's all Nvidia can talk about

very important.

@saylor @GhostofWhitman I was promised high risk and bankruptcy.

Bitcoin is the ultimate hedge against chaos. $BTC

The cypher punks were right. It was always just language. I’m calling it: its-all-just-language.md You can call it whatever you want. It’s free.

@scottastevenson What do we not understand by “all software” will be eaten. All of it.

Google disrupting Figma is unexpected

Saylor Academy is now Saylor University. The Florida Department of Education has granted @saylordotorg university status—marking a major milestone in our mission to provide free, world-class higher education for all.

@chamath This is half cope / half naivety

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@EricRWeinstein @claudeai It’s a skill issue at this point Eric. Deal with it.

One of the things I *love* about @claudeai CoWork mode is that it learns me. My actual voice. Who I am and what I expect. As a mind. As a coder. As an author. As a partner. And then, it just TOTALLY disregards that very personal knowledge base to do whatever the fuck *it* wants.

The more I work with and learn about LLMs and context window in relation to memory, the more I converge on the idea of humans being LLMs with a context window that has less volume capacity than the data input we are fed. Training an agent is no different than raising a child. It literally forgets until you remind it enough. It breaks until you fix it enough. It’s wrong until you tell it to be right enough. Further in its journey, an agent becomes much more wise and knowledgeable and useful. And the similarities to myself are striking. And as I offload more of my mundane tasks to agents, it does not change my daily life in terms of what I do, it just changes how I do it and the results are a quicker, better product. The impact to me is that I have more time to think. I have more empty head space. Sometimes I find that the empty space actually distracts me. My mind is not used to it. It’s not used to not worrying about the 500 unread emails because my agent served me the top 10 that actually mattered. I say this because humans, if they embrace this technology in an “offloading of data” way, we will become wiser and more understanding of the world. We are extremely intelligent beings. We are just in a trance of data abundance. Data abundance has overloaded our brains since the invention of the internet. I’d argue it started with the invention of the printing press. Humans evolved to communicate the same way LLMs evolve to communicate. The next phase of evolution is the abundance of intelligence which will finally provide counter balance to the abundance of data we can barely withstand currently.

been head down, laser focused, absolutely cooking. mark my words…the family multi-agent group chats this year are going to be 🔥 If you don’t have at least one legitimate agent working for you then you are already behind. Work.

@callebtc That just means that it did not level you up. But the idea is that it levels a lot more people up that didn’t have the skill before. Those with the skills already have a harder job ahead of them and that is to push past what has been the bar for a long time.

Been using agentic coding since GPT-2 and I'm dead certain that these huge performance jumps influencers will try to sell you on X are a mix of confirmation bias, Dunning Kruger, and genius marketing. Models are constantly improving but the "everything changed November last year when model XYZ was released" narrative is just wrong. Your imagination changed more than the models did.

The Least Digitized Industry on Earth Construction productivity hasn't improved in 80 years. It's actually declined since the 1960s. Pharma spends 16.6% of revenue on R&D. Aerospace spends 8.5%. Construction? Less than 2%. Meanwhile, two software vendors extract $7.5B/year from an industry that can't leave because government agencies mandate their file formats in contracts. Market capture much? Open source alternatives exist for nearly everything. Structural analysis, CFD, GIS, drafting, stormwater modeling. All free. All mature. All ignored because the procurement system punishes innovation and rewards doing it the way it was done last time. The gap isn't tools. It's culture. CS built Linux, Git, and Python as shared infrastructure. Civil engineering is still debating file formats from the 1980s. AI changes this. When an agent can call a solver, run an analysis, and produce a deliverable without touching a licensed GUI the entire lock-in model collapses. The $1.6 trillion annual productivity gap isn't inevitable. It's a design problem. And design problems have solutions. @AutoCAD and @BentleySystems are on notice.

ADHD multitaskers absolutely printing rn > talk to agent 1 > while you wait for it to respond, talk to agent 2 > while you wait for agent 2 to respond, back to agent 1. if still spinning, talk to agent 3...

@VadimStrizheus Dude it runs but good luck using it for practical commercial use. It’s still in the “toys” department.

THIS IS INSANE!! I’m going to locally host this on my 16GB 512GB SSD Mac Mini tonight. If this performs to almost Claude level, we’re making the switch. RIP to the Mac Studio owners.

This is the way…

@asimovinc @clankrmedia My team will take one. We are small but powerful. Have funding. Pick us.

@clankrmedia We're planning to open just 10 Asimov v1 units for DIY pre-order soon. We're finalizing the BOM cost now, and you'll be able to get one at cost.

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@boxmining @openclaw Yes but a little more buggy. The issue is that when an open source model can run on that Mac, the open claw agent becomes sovereign. If it’s stuck on a VPS you are still within a third party fence. The future is inference AI compute at the edge. The fringe, as they say.

i don't get the deal with mac minis to run @openclaw .. you can literally get the same result with a $3 VPS server...