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Akshay Dodeja

Akshay Dodeja

@dodeja

CEO @terminal49, Automating Global Trade.

Berkeley, CA Katılım Şubat 2007
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Akshay Dodeja@dodeja·
"AI" in Logistics. It’s Already Here — Matt from @terminal49 and I discuss what the AI hype is all about it. We are at a technology inflection point in AI. We explore the significance of LLM's (large language models) and how the technology could accelerate innovation in logistics tech. Is AI just a bunch'a hype or is there potential?
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Akshay Dodeja@dodeja·
Openclaw. It compounds. It's deeply integrated into my personal and work workflows. It's a bit of a chameleon. Generally use it via Telegram. It is aware what happens at work and across different teams. It is aware of my personal comms and data. It can be triggered as a Linear agent. It works in slack like claude tag. It can orchestrate my @superset_sh and codex sessions (great while on the move)
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Simon Willison@simonw·
It's been about six months since OpenClaw burst onto the scene - are you still using yours? Did it become a daily driver? Any interesting lessons or anecdotes you can share?
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sam@samgoodwin89·
Infrastructure as Code is solved. There's no longer any excuse for a service not to have it. Here's a walkthrough of Alchemy's automated flywheel that generated 100% coverage for both AWS and Cloudflare. 1000s of Resources and Bindings, zero slop.
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Akshay Dodeja@dodeja·
Any Limp Bizkit fans? What a lineup.
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ILIAS ISM@illyism·
If any mutuals need a free SEO roast now's the time 👇
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ericosiu@ericosiu·
GPT Sol 5.6 built me this website in one prompt. "install the skill and build singlegrain[.]com into a world." That was the entire prompt along with Peter Wang's scroll-world skill. Once I installed the Higgsfield CLI, it came back with an interactive scrolling world. I never described that structure. I never even hinted at it. It inferred the concept from the tweet and built the entire thing out.
ericosiu@ericosiu

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Akshay Dodeja@dodeja·
Lots of folks talking about open source models with hermes/openclaw/harness. Make sure you trust the inference provider with your data. They might not have same level of data retention/safety guardrails/terms as some of the bigger labs. Especially the ones that are being run outside of US.
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Brian Lovin@brian_lovin·
Someone should make an app to record meetings with automatic AI transcripts. Underexplored space rn.
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Kiet@FlyaKiet·
We spent last week optimizing performance of @superset_sh's core piece before pushing for next big phase of the product. Big one is terminal scrolling. We were scrolling 1/3 speed of native Mac terminal. We rewrote a custom scroll handler to behave like a native terminal. Before, scrolling in Claude code jumped in chunks. Now, it tracks your finger. Small swipe moves a little, flick goes far. All smoothly. The same fix applies to vim, less, htop, opencode, and tmux, not just Claude Code. Open a new terminal in Superset to feel the difference! Credit to @bra1n_dump for reporting and @avimakesrobots for fixing!
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@levelsio@levelsio·
My Tesla Y 2025 windshield wiper fluid doesn't come out anymore, when I press it, it sprays it out of the bumper Seems like the hose is lose? How I fix this? I already removed the top part under the hood, but the problem isn't there, it's more below near the front bumper That part is fixed with some screws though, should I open it? THANKS
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Akshay Dodeja@dodeja·
Hello friends do you see this tweet?
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Chad Etzel@jazzychad·
Hey so are ppl seeing my tweets again?
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Akshay Dodeja@dodeja·
Code review should be fully automated. Pull request review should evolve from only being code review to output review. Output is usually more than just code. It can be a working feature, artifact that needs feedback. This could be design review, architecture review among other things.
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Nick Khami@skeptrune·
i personally think code review is dead. the team does not agree. directionally found this surprising.
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Hiten Shah@hnshah·
Do people really want AI agents that run in Slack?
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Akshay Dodeja@dodeja·
Hey @ChatGPTapp @thsottiaux codex team whats the plan to be able to access the localhost for a session across the network for remote sessions?
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Akshay Dodeja@dodeja·
@theo What about output? can you preview the dev builds over network? This is one issue with codex remote sessions
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Theo - t3.gg@theo·
It's still so, so cool that I can control all of my dev boxes through T3 Code. I barely open the desktop app anymore, I just use the site and the app. Working on 3 projects with 2 harnesses across 4 dev machines, all from one (open source) interface 🫡
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Akshay Dodeja@dodeja·
Thanks for keeping us safe uncle. smh
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