Francesco

@pwk @openclaw @RomaStartup registered

Promised, Delivered! 🚀 Just 10 days ago, I put out a call for an @openclaw meetup in Rome. What a response! Tens of people reached out to volunteer (huge shout out here to @RomaStartup, the definitive hub for connecting to the Roman ecosystem). Turns out Marco Galluccio (@margal96) and the fantastic team at #UrbeHub (@urbeEth) were already ahead of the curve with two early meetups. But looking at the massive demand, we realized we needed to go bigger. We needed something truly "Pan-Roman." So, we connected the dots. I reached out to @AISalonAI Rome, that’s already making a massive impact on the Roman AI ecosystem (huge thanks to @RMagnifico and @KVGConsult for jumping in!). The result? The first Pan-Roman Openclaw Meetup🏛️ Our mission is simple: make it 100% open and accessible. Open but not dumb. Zero BS, zero theater. Real use cases and hands on. Whether you’re a hardcore developer or just curious about what OpenClaw can actually do for you, this event is where you have to be. I’m thrilled to be taking the stage as a speaker, but more importantly, I can't wait to see how this experiment unfolds. When: March 25, starting at 18.00 Where: The Zest Hub, Stazione Termini, Rome What: Bring your laptop. Register here: lnkd.in/eJXF9mrX One final note. Rome hosts one of the most talented and Silicon Valley-connected AI communities in Europe. Acting very much under radar, generally shy (if not properly skeptical) of engaging the main actors of the Italian business and IT ecosystem. Thanks to Urbe Hub for the great job at bringing it together. @GCarnovale @marcotrombetti @matteofago @gloq @barbaracarfagna @MGVitagliano @rstagi_ @FutureDies @tensorqt

@tensorqt by the end of 2026 lmaooo

great. now to the legislators: you carry on your shoulders the responsibility to make this effective QUICKLY. there is no time, we are already late. you do NOT understand how late we are. accept this and let us do our job on the frontier before it's too late.

@CL207 makes split pushing harder to punish no? (i have no idea im silver.)

during today's morning coffee, cat realized how the latest league update, introduces plates where you earn a bit of gold on each chunk of turret's hp not much changes for in game economy, but is fascinating from a behavioral science perspective of current dopamine economy

@_fracapuano just make sure the ideas are good and you're set

my twenties sound like banging my head against ideas

@alxfazio 5.4 medium

vibe check

@duncancmt yes. No constraints at all on what hooks can do has always been a fatal mistake

UniswapV4 hooks were a massive fucking mistake and I'm tired of being quiet about it. They were never a reasonable design decision and now that everybody and their mother has one, it's completely unworkable.

@korrvath yes basically everything that was "too much" before is now relevant. You should be planning your projects like NASA planned the moon mission in the 70s

@fcesco the cycle for overengineering as an edge is so weird it gets rediscovered when everyone goes dumb again

formal verification, bayesian experiment design, critical chain, task decomposition networks everything that was too complex and not worth it before will become relevant again

@bigdsenpai banger, you haven't lost it

If Hormuz is supposedly so strait then why’s it full of seamen all day?? 🤔

@ramxcodes you need 20g of creatine.

So after the video (on how to fix life) This is what my actual routine looks like 1. Wake up 5:00 AM 2. Breakfast 5:30 AM 3. Grind 5:30 - 6:45 AM 4. GYM 7:00 AM - 7:40 AM 5. Shower, Breakfast no.2, Getting ready 7:50 AM - 8:50 AM 6. Leaving for office 8:50 - 9:15 AM 7. Office 9:30 AM - 5:30 PM (usually i forget and leave at 6) 8. Home - 6:30 PM 9. Random Stuff, Grind, Dinner 7 PM - 9:45 PM 10. Go in bed 10 PM My rough schedule is for Sun - Fri & on Sat i usually sleep till late.

@KingBootoshi and you can also do spec refinement to get better and better safety, so you start from a high level design and then you can dive deeper and deeper to get closer to the implementation. Lamport is the GOAT

HOLY FUK I JUST LEARNED ABOUT TLA+ AND IT'S SO GOOD FOR AGENTIC CODING ur telling ME that i can mathematically fact check every possible scenario of my design STATE to prevent bugs and crashes AND IF IT FINDS SOMETHING THE AGENTS GET INSTANT FEEDBACK AND LOOP FIXING IT TILL IT ALL POSSIBLE BUGS IN THE DESIGN ARE PATCHED LOL THIS IS OP

You can just do things (genetically sequence your dog’s tumors and design a bespoke mRNA cancer vaccine to save her life)

vibe coding so much im getting carpal tunnel again

you have to counter the AI brainrot by reading deeper thinkers readers must have long legs

@hal2001 as always, ahead of the pack. Really excited for the future for Across! It takes courage to see it now but I believe this is the right direction.

you could say im a clanker lover @thsottiaux if you add remote-control to codex that cc usage will go to 0.

@Watching_Whales @TheAhmadOsman buy low sell high

@fcesco @TheAhmadOsman Already started grabed a 64 core thread ripper obky a gen 3 for 900. Already up around 1200 now

this is why you cannot afford RAM anymore, and will probably reside permanently in the compute-underclass (and it’s art)

@norootcause Code verification was never easy, we just didnt have a lot of code to verify

Coding was the bottleneck, then code reviews were the bottleneck. At some point, incidents are going to be the bottleneck.

@gmoneyNFT Also Claude is much better at dev ops

sonnet/opus so much better for orchestration than codex imho.

@buffalu__ they forgot “make no mistakes”

vibe coders discovering that vibes don't fix race conditions