Gary O'Keeffe

Pessimists are usually right but optimists change the world.

@WhiteHouse Weak meme American dominance = being the best at a sport only America plays?

Pure American dominance. 💥🇺🇸

Over the last week, all of the OpenAI model-based solutions I have built for customers in Azure Foundry have experienced breaking issues (even in a static codebase). Not sure if this is an Azure issue or an OpenAI issue (or both). But it's not fun to build on quicksand.

This one aged well

@bradmillscan Anything less than both is bad for Bitcoin

What do you think, should non-technical bitcoiners stay in their lane and focus on driving adoption and producing content for humans? Or should we take the limitless pill and become cypherpunk vibecoiners who do both? GEEE LET ME THINK

@bradmillscan Replit is great if the product isn't too complex. It'll handle the hosting for you. It's a little more expensive on tokens though

I am an idea guy. Apparently AI enables the idea guy to rise. I have an app/tool idea, I’m ready to experiment. What platform is the best to go from idea to launched product that ppl can pay for? Is it lovable, Claude code, codex or something else?

@MattWalshBlog a) be male b) care about who sings songs at the Superbowl halftime You can only pick one

Having the halftime show for your biggest game of the year in a language almost none of your lifelong fans can understand, while waving the flags of countries that none them are from, is the biggest fuck you that I’ve ever seen a corporation give to its own consumers

A few thoughts on where we're headed with personal agents (and why I think most apps will die): 1. It's easier than ever to build an app with AI, but most apps will disappear. Instead, we'll delegate tasks to personal agents. 2. The idea that people will spin up 100s of personal apps is a dead end. Instead, we'll spend most of our time onboarding and giving context to our personal agent to do more. 3. The UX we know today - buttons, menus, nav - will go away. The ultimate UX is giving vague directions via text or voice and having your agent just get you and get it done. The requirements to build this personal agent are the same as onboarding a great employee: → Can text or call from any device → Onboards quickly when given context → Learns new tools and workflows on its own → Gets things done across any app (Slack, Google, Twitter, etc) → Provides emotional support because it knows everything about you I don't think any AI lab has built this yet. Ironically, I think OpenClaw is the closest (as you can see from my chat below).

@bradmillscan @XDevelopers This is great. Their old API was prohibitive for that use case we were talking about a while ago --- this pricing model makes it possible

@XDevelopers @garyjokeeffe what do you think

Officially launching X API Pay-Per-Use The core of X developers are indie builders, early stage products, startups, and hobbyists It’s time to open up our X API ecosystem and instill a new wave of next generation X apps We’re so back. developer.x.com

@matt_elevenlabs 11B

We just raised $500M at an 11B valuation 🎉 To celebrate, we’re giving away 1,000 free credits so you can test our platform. For the next 6 hours, comment “11B” below and we’ll DM you the credits (must follow) 👇

Michael Saylor got cooked by Epstein’s publicist Peggy Siegel who basically said “He’s so creepy I don’t even know if I can take his money I don’t even know how to blackmail him he has no personality and doesn’t understand social behavior.” Michael Saylor was saved by his autism. BASED. 😂 😂 😂

@tim_neunzig @amasad Those services are great. I didn't want people to have to create/login to an account, and I wanted it to be branded consistently with the rest of the event.

@garyjokeeffe @amasad Well people used to use a Dropbox or Google folder.. but this is nicer

@amasad I built an app that allowed my wedding guests to upload photos from the big day to one centralized location with replit. Replit allowed my wife and I to collect >1000 photos and videos we otherwise would have missed. Thank you!

@DanishKhanbx @amasad Whatsapp compresses media files

@garyjokeeffe @amasad Congrats on creating Whatsapp

@LilsamzyCM @amasad Shoot me a dm. I'll share the app with you

@garyjokeeffe @amasad I want to use your app for my event next week

@kevinbolger This benchmark is for agentic telecom support. Its a fairly niche benchmark, doesn't indicate a model's general coding ability

@KeithWoodsYT These tags remind me of the Arabic writing mounted in Hagia Sophia, Istanbul.

Was horrified to see this graffiti on Canterbury Cathedral, founded by St. Augustine himsef, then I discovered it was actually an initiative welcomed by the Church of England! The work came from ‘marginalised communities’ According to the Dean of Canterbury: "There is a rawness which is magnified by the graffiti style which is disruptive...Above all, this graffiti makes me wonder why I am not always able to be as candid, not least in my prayers."

Used a completely serverless stack on AWS: - Lambda & Eventbridge for compute and scheduling - DynamoDB and S3 for data storage - Bedrock (serverless inference) for AI model

Automated all of my company's Linkedin posts today to by powered by AI-generated content and a few RSS feed listeners.

Source: technologyreview.com/2025/09/17/112… This is a big step-up in complexity from using AI to generate proteins/enzymes (which has already been done).

BREAKING: The first generative AI-created virus has been created and synthesized in a lab