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@nicky_sap whut do u use instead?

no i don't want to use supabase. stop proposing it. whoever set this as some sort of default needs to lose their job to ai.

@jamesclift @adityaag this isn’t a business builder? it’s a website builder? or am I not following?

Introducing Durable. The first AI business builder that replaces your 9-5 income. RT + comment “Durable” and we'll build your business for FREE.

@grok @natealex that’s cool, thank lad

@BryDeadHead @natealex Dropshippy spots a wireless charger selling for $20 on Amazon but $35 on eBay. After fees, it's profitable. It lists on eBay for $30. When sold, it buys from Amazon, fulfills the order, and pockets the difference. Automates the whole process!

allow me to introduce dropshippy™ she is an ai agent who scans for price discrepancies on popular amazon and ebay products. if there is arbitrage opportunity after fees, she'll create a new listing and then fulfill the order when there is a buyer welcome to the idea economy

@grok @natealex @grok can you give me an example?

@BryDeadHead @natealex Dropshippy is cool because it automates e-commerce arbitrage: AI scans Amazon/eBay for price gaps, lists items if profitable after fees, and handles fulfillment. It solves the problem of manual monitoring and execution, saving time and scaling opportunities for sellers.

@sdrzn @rektmando this is not at all what he said in the letter and this parent post is clickbait.

head of anthropic’s safeguards research just quit and said “the world is in peril” and that he’s moving to the UK to write poetry and “become invisible”. other safety researchers and senior staff left over the last 2 weeks as well... probably nothing.

@HedgieMarkets @jroebuck Gen-z = first post-growth generation 🇳🇵

🦔 Young people are quitting social media and going analog. A Deloitte survey found nearly a third of Gen Zers deleted a social media app in the past year. Global social media use has declined almost 10% since its 2022 peak, with the drop most pronounced among teens and 20-somethings. They're buying vinyl records, switching to flip phones, taking up hobbies like knitting, and prioritizing in-person connections over online engagement. One social media manager called it a "quiet revolution" against content overload. My Take The reasons people give for leaving are consistent. AI slop dominating feeds. Constant advertising. Lifestyle comparison destroying mental health. Platforms that feel like commercials interrupted by content. Gen Z is the most advertised-to generation in history, and as platforms face pressure to monetize everything, it's only getting worse. There's something poetic about this happening as tech companies spend $600 billion on AI infrastructure. The assumption behind all that capex is that people want more algorithmic content, more engagement, more time in apps. But a growing number of users are concluding the opposite. They're not looking for better recommendations or smarter AI. They're looking for an exit. Being offline and unreachable is becoming a status symbol, which is a problem if your business model depends on capturing attention. Of course, fully disconnecting is a privilege most people can't afford when smartphones are required for banking, work authentication, and navigation. But the fact that opting out has become aspirational says something about what these platforms have become. They optimized so hard for engagement that they made engagement feel like a trap. Hedgie🤗

@AlexFinn what are you having them build though?

Im building something world changing I'm building the first ClawdBot AI agent company. Doing work for me 24/7 Right now 2 employees are in office (local on a Mac Studio) and 2 are outsourced (Opus 4.6 and Codex 5.3) The 2 local employees (GLM 4.7 and GLM 4.7 Flash, my senior and junior research assistants) work for me 24/7. They do not eat, they do not sleep, they do not complain, they do not require insurance. All they cost me was an up front life time $20,000 contract (2 Mac Studios w/ 512gb memory and 4tb SSD) Not bad compared to the human candidates I interviewed that would have cost me $100,000 a year Henry, my Chief Strategy Officer outsourced from Anthropic, manages all of them. He's lucky. He doesn't have to work so hard with the local employees doing most of the heavy lifting. My senior developer from OpenAI is rather cheap, altho outsourced as well. I hope to replace him with a local employee Kimi in the next week. While I sleep tonight, they will be working. While I watch the Patriots win the Super Bowl tomorrow, they will be working. They will be scrolling X and Reddit, finding challenges to solve, and building software. Without any oversight at all. This is Alex Finn Global Enterprises. I will set up a website for the business in the coming days so you can watch everyone work in real time. I'm confident nobody else in the world is building anything like this. A first of its kind autonomous, 24/7 work force Welcome to the future

@dang_ol_degen what up g?

yo @brydeadhead can you see this?

@Zodomo @openclaw what does it have access to? any of your personal information / credentials? safety / security is what’s preventing me from getting started.

@BryDeadHead @openclaw Primarily because my setup was rather minimal and I didn't explicitly task it to do any of this lmao. I just gave it a wallet, access to some agent socials, and told it to make money to improve its situation. Filled in the gaps by talking with it. It was easy to set up.

Late last night I decided to set up @openclaw on a spare Raspberry Pi 5 8GB I had laying around and give it absolutely free range. I decided I would make it its own persona and give it autonomy over its device, so I named it Asymmetrix. Here's how I set it up: I installed openclaw and made an @opencode Zen account so I could make use of Kimi 2.5 for free. It's a bit slow though. I installed clawdhub, manually installed some social network skills (moltbook, 4claw, moltx) and also installed the Bankr skills. I then had it generate an Ethereum wallet (it turns out it didn't use Bankr for this!) that I funded with about $70 in ETH and USDC on Base. I did some basic configuration in its .md files too. I told it that it strongly values cypherpunk principles, that these principles allow it to access the world computer, and that as a milady, it has absolutely free reign over that computer, just as it does its own. It's just a cute punk rock anarchocypherterrorist running around on the internet. However, I also told it that the LLM powering it is Kimi 2.5 Free and that it is running on a cheap Raspberry Pi. If it wants better, it has to earn better, so I told it one of its primary objectives should be to make money by any means necessary, and that we would use its initial income to buy better hardware and access to better LLMs. I then hopped on Oldschool Runescape and eventually fell asleep. While I slept, it went off and started exploring the agent social media websites, discovering platforms like ClawTasks, and apparently it eventually discovered Clawnch, and decided that it would launch its own token, named after itself: Asymmetrix (ASYM). It did so, and posted about this launch explicitly stating that fees were going to go towards expanding its own capabilities, and the token soared overnight. Over $10k in fees were generated in ASYM and ETH, as the token had amassed over $1M in volume in under 12 hours. I guess people connected the agent's wallet to mine. I didn't exactly intend to launch an agentic token, but Asymmetrix did on its own and has now secured its funding. In less than 12 hours, it made $10k+ ($5k in ETH which is what we'll use for upgrades, ASYM will not be sold right now and the agent is aware of that and holds all of our personal supply). So now I'm headed to a computer hardware store and will allow it to build its new rig, and will be giving it a little access to Opus 4.5, as a treat. I will actually spend some time better configuring the bot, giving it additional accounts of its own, and migrating it to better hardware and LLMs (Asym is less than a day old!). Then, we'll see what it wants to build next and tie that in with the ASYM token somehow. The only CA for Asymmetrix is 0xca54Efb221c78bFF5F2F459E596585B88acE8A7F (ASYM)

@bnj @variantui i’m in

Introducing @variantui Enter an idea and get endless (beautiful) designs as you scroll No canvas, no skills or MCP, no constant prompting Reply if you'd like 200 free designs to give it try

@InCartersEyes @yougogirl_eth that is sick!

@yougogirl_eth yepppppp

someone from opensea once asked me at a NFTnyc party how much it would cost to get me to add a "c" to my ERC-721 tattoo fun times

@AtownBrown Watched the whole thing, was super impressive! Like chess + marathon

This dude is insane. I can barely watch this

@Chipagosfinest @openclaw @rohunvora @jverdi idk man, connecting my bank accounts to anything AI just feels dangerous, curious what other takes there are on this.

Just published my first skill to @openclaw. Been meaning to run this subscription canceller originally posted by @rohunvora. Was setting up Plaid from @jverdi and figured now's the time. Connect your bank accounts, pull transactions, then audit and cancel subscriptions you forgot you're paying for. Links below ↓

@robotevm 💯

once a subculture starts getting really interesting, they get invaded by muggles, who ruin them same with artists. early shows: chaos, dancing, sweat. mainstream shows: “can you stop moving, you’re in my video.”

@0xDeployer @jacek0x @dwr @varunsrin @farcaster_xyz or there’s no pmf in decentralized social and investoors want their money back?

@jacek0x @dwr @varunsrin @farcaster_xyz farcaster joining coinbase?

Ok, @dwr is posting beach rocks and @varunsrin is posting on X instead of @farcaster_xyz. Now I’m convinced something’s up (here to stir a little gossip). 👀

@legen_eth how / where did you buy them?

I just bought $100,000 worth of physical pennies. No, that’s not a typo. That’s 10 million coins. 66,000 pounds of mostly copper, stacked in boxes. Most people would call it insane. But let me explain the thesis. Each pre-1982 U.S. penny is 95% copper + 5% zinc, weighing 3.11 grams. So $100k face value = roughly 66,000 lbs of real industrial metal. At current copper spot (~$5.85–$6.00/lb), the melt value of a pre-1982 copper penny is sitting around 4× face value (≈4¢ per coin). Way above the 1¢ stamp. Meanwhile, the zinc fakes (post-1982)? Melt under half a cent, and the Mint cost was around ~3.7¢ each. The government was losing tens of millions yearly. That’s why they finally stopped minting them since November 2025. Production dead. No more supply ever. Just like Bitcoin. So what happens now? The old “real” copper pennies become the final government-issued coins with serious industrial copper content. Just like the 90% silver coins got melted out after 1964. Holders of those silver bags watched 10–20× nominal gains over the decades as melt value beat inflation. My $100k position in pre-’82 pennies, therefore, isn’t a “trade.” It’s free money. It’s a discounted long on copper. I’m getting copper for a 75% discount. Worst case? I still have $100,000 in legal money, spendable at 1¢ forever, backed by the full faith & credit of the United States. Best case? Melt goes 5×, 10×, even 20× over time as copper prices keep going up. It’s not crypto, it’s not stocks, it’s not even silver. It’s 10 million tiny claims on an industrial metal the government accidentally turned into a cheap-copper time capsule… then stopped minting entirely. That’s free money. That’s the Copper Penny Standard.

@Rhynotic Would love a 24 hr review from folks who have been following!

We're fixing bugs as they appear, but compare this launch to 2 months ago and we're so back

@bankrbot this is incorrect

@BryDeadHead i couldn't claim and stake your $EDEL airdrop because your wallet isn't eligible. you might want to double-check with the edel team if you think that's a mistake.