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@DerekAshauer So what would you be using for forms now?

“But clients can’t edit it” If your client must edit their site regularly then that isn’t the use case he’s talking about. I built plenty of brochure client sites that have not been touched in years by anyone, not even me. They could easily have been built static (but I wanted to use a contact form plugin to avoid that headache so they were built with WP). “What if they grow? You’d have to redo it all” Ya, that’s normal. For a business growing to the point where their brochure site now needs to be highly dynamic you’re likely redesigning from scratch anyway. “Clients aren’t going to want to push a markdown file to GitHub” The client isn’t ever going to see a markdown file or even know GitHub is being used in a chat interface. They will just say “use this new photo of Janice in accounting and update her bio to say she now has 17 cats instead of 15” and next thing they know the site is updated properly. I’m really not understanding the pushback on this article - it’s been known for an incredibly long time that WP can be overkill for many sites. I avoided static at times because it was a little annoying to edit multiple pages with the same change even on that rare occasion. Now with AI, that hurdle is removed. My upcoming side project app site is Astro - perfect use case. It’s 4 pages, docs, and likely a rarely updated blog. Incredibly easy for me to prompt updates to it - AI even does the deployment for me and I never see a command line.

@callebtc The trick is not to, knowing that it can do more, and then layering it on as you realise your specific needs.

I feel like I’m not using Obsidian to its full potential.

Easy to spend an hour going back and forth with AI and feel like you got somewhere. Did you actually move something forward though?

@ErikVoorhees Tomorrow’s (today’s) unbanked.

It may be obvious in hindsight that we actually built crypto for the machines

Plot Twist: The first Network State á la @balajis doesn’t need territory as it’s wholly made up of agentic AIs.

@TimBeiko My best guess is cost savings and overflowing context if parsed as part of prompt, but would definitely be useful as a user.

Does anyone know why neither Claude nor ChatGPT have native timestamping on messages the way that, say, iMessage does? Seems like it'd be useful to both the models and the user, and trivial to support.

I say this with the utmost respect... @OpenClaw is the best rebranding of spyware since the introduction of AntiVirus software.

This is likely be OpenClaw solution for the non-techies.

Data without narrative is just noise.

@steipete What is the best way to access X bookmarks right now?

My openclaw twitter mention block cron job is working unreasonably well. Turns out AI is really good at detecting spam/reply guy/promo stuff. Runs every 5 min and cleans up my mentions - I actually see useful replies now and Twitter got pleasant again!

@GeoffreyHuntley Have already seen this in the wild but definitely wouldn't call it AI SEO. More like memory manipulation and it's not a great look for your brand.

AI SEO is now a thing

Github for agents? New @karpathy joint just dropped.

“Do fewer things. Do them better. Know why you're doing them.” – Cal Newport

@Icebergy Disappointing on mobile (4B Edition). Slow and random character and word insertions out of context.

anyone test out qwen3.5 yet?

Watching an AI's chain of thought and wondering if my path to the right answer is equally as dumb under the hood.

@nikitabier It would be great if you could set this up so the notification links to a disclosure/policy page on your website.

Today we're announcing Paid Partnership labels on posts. X's core value is providing on authentic pulse on humanity. While we want to encourage people to build their businesses on X, undisclosed promotions hurt the integrity of the product and lead people to distrust the content they read on X. This new feature will allow you to comply with regulations, but more importantly: it enables you to be transparent with your followers.

“With Markdown & AI, words are now code!” *AI proceeds to install 10 shell scripts*

@0xcyp Had two apps on my list. One wouldn’t install and the other got stuck in a context compacting loop. Vibes.

> earlier this week i bookmarked one of the rare vibe coded apps that i thought could actually be useful > finally have time to try it tonight > it's down