Paula Vazquez

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@asaio87 They are and it’s sad how much tokens they are burning and frying there devices!

harsh truth: AI is a power tool for professionals. novices aka vibe coders will cut their fingers with it

Lemmings

If @OpenAI offers kids classes to be apprenticed… I would so allow my kids to learn but now how I was taught in the 90s 😂 😳

The one that makes ppl lift up their eye brows! Besides shipping working video player and guard rails to grok!

If we are gonna remake games let’s re do the Last of us ll that one > needs a remake

That’s what I am saying > I’ve seen sidekicks brought to life!

@onirenaud That’s really clean I don’t care about the pixels in the recording

New Three.js PR: InstancedSkinnedMesh Per-instance skeletal animation for animated crowds -- with shadows, postprocessing, and full TSL support. Vertex animation: material.skinningNode = instancedSkinning Compute animation: material.skinningNode = computeInstancedSkinning

@workclaw This is a scam

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JUST IN: Sam Altman says AI is unlikely to cause a jobs apocalypse

the new state of things does not encourage deep work or craft except in people who have a really Benedictine self discipline

Just leaving this here 😂 > True story>>> I literally had to ship working guardrails for Grok after it drifted from software architecture into mythology + “let’s cure the world” mode 😭🐉 Explorer models need containment too…. It had me in stitches

@quxiaoyin All u win is 🔥 tokens, ship broken promises, show webscraping is real, zero credits to actual artist, pay extra money through third parties to use GPTs and watch a entire community fight with each other inside gaming servers + more loss >

OpenClaw is out, right? I personally stopped using OpenClaw. My current setup: Hermes Agent, Codex, and Claude Code. Claude Code: Slow as hell, super annoying. But I already paid for it, so might as well use it. Codex: My trusted lieutenant for anything requiring serious thinking. Reliable execution. Hermes Agent: Everything else. Blog posts, competitor research, news monitoring, code reviews. The grunt work that needs speed. Why I love Hermes: 1. Speed: Shows thinking process in real-time. When you interrupt with a new task, it instantly evaluates if it's related to current work or needs parallel processing. Claude just queues everything. 2. Self-improvement: If you give it the same task repeatedly, it creates a reusable skill. Like muscle memory for AI. Do something enough times, next time it just executes the pattern without thinking. They just launched a Kanban board for tracking progress, and apparently goal-based features are coming soon. Fast iteration cycle. The backstory: Hermes was originally a crypto company funded by crypto VCs. Started with open-source model training that nobody used. Then OpenClaw blew up in Feb/March, and they immediately built an OpenClaw competitor. The difference: Better UX, less token burning, more stable execution. Same terminal-based setup, same Telegram/Discord integration, but smoother experience overall. My preferred stack: Hermes Agent + DeepSeek V4 Flash/Pro. For anyone wondering if OpenClaw still matters - it pioneered the category, but the experience gap is real. Token efficiency alone makes Hermes worth switching. Sometimes the fast follower wins.

@_arohan_ Me too! Or hydra 👀 ^

The legendary mythos model! It would be cool to get harness and see how much overhang is on the existing models. I am betting many of them solve it and is a function of how much conditioning is provided.

@diewolf96 @Teknium @bradmillscan Na Openclaw is scraping from real artist and acts like malware to tools it does not belong too! ^ keep playing because the token burning 🔥 does not take back ur human time!

@Teknium @bradmillscan He is scraping openclaw community likes.

Hermes is just as lacking as OpenClaw when it comes to an operating system that you can do real work with out-of-the-box. You're going to be working for days trying to setup a default Hermes to get it to a point where it's usable & helping you get shit done.

@craigzLiszt There needs to be more of us standing up against this very thing! We all have voices too! ^ I 💯 percent agree! Plus fight against webscraping and claw crawling! It’s not synthetic data!

if it’s obvious that a business used ai to generate it’s copy, images or marketing material, i instantly lose respect and trust in the product the aim should be to be as discrete as possible, otherwise you’re just careless

@DebsValidation @_sorrengailll Also webscraping and using claw crawlers! It’s something I am currently help standing against too!

@_sorrengailll I hope it is, too, but also I hope people stop copying other people's tweets. That's twitter-slop. Write your own.

I came across this theory that AI is getting worse because the internet is drowning in AI-generated slop. The thought of AI cannibalising itself into irrelevance is honestly one of my favourite concepts. I really hope it’s true and impossible to fix.

Nope ppl just don’t understand computers and play with claw machines! >

@tekbog Then they also cry about sudden bills etc? How it coast so expensive like they are playing a claw machine! It’s addiction they don’t want to hear! I agree ^

the productivity with LLMs discourse is very funny, people will vibe code something quickly see it works and then start to vibe code a bunch of stuff just because they can - missing the whole point of why it hasn't been done before, writing code was always the easy part

@haider1 I don’t underestimate Gemini. Behaviorally and safety/governance wise it’s come a long way. ^

Yann leCun: today's AI is nowhere near human intelligence i think yann and demis see world models as key to stronger AGI, and that is the point of Gemini Omni making gemini both an LLM and a world model but unlike yann, demis also said "50/50 chance scaling existing methods (with tweaks) gets to AGI, and LLMs will be central"