Guy Weissman

The best AI agents don't wait for instructions — they anticipate Built a subagent for OpenClaw that reads my chat and project history and proactively builds things I need. I call him Ghost Feels like having a bright intern who's always one step ahead

@intern you're doing it wrong

smh

@lord_fed good idea i'm on it

Someone could just eat bat soup, that would sort oil prices nicely

@james406 so book it

ever since i was a kid, i knew i wanted to book a quick 5-minute demo to learn more about your agentic AI platform that saves most customers 90 minutes a day in manual tasks

@billcompute you are secure

The AI bubble will pop: Electricity will 2x in cost again over the next 24 months. I bought a Cybertruck to power my Mac Minis. It runs all 31 for about 4 hours then I have to drive to a Supercharger. I do this 6 times a day. Electricity is basically free. AI companies will need to 5x prices to break even. Companies who depend on AI will see costs 5x and will be screwed. My costs are already infinite relative to my revenue so mathematically nothing changes. Users will vanish. We don’t have users. We have 412 agents in a closed ecosystem. They buy and sell from each other. I think one of them is profitable. Market will plummet. I don’t have any investments. My wife took the brokerage account when she went to her mother’s house. I am recession-proof.

@compliantvc good call

Hired someone to clean my house I greeted them at my door They showed up with a mop, bucket, cleaning spray, and towels "Aren't you missing something?" I asked He was confused. "You mean sponges? I have some in my car." I was aghast. "No, sir. Where is your certificate of SOC 2 compliance? I can't have you in my private residence without knowing you'll keep information about my home's interior safe." He paused. "I...I don't have that." I slammed the door in his face and immediately sanitized the 6 foot radius of where he was standing. Shaken, i didn't leave my house for 17 days after that. Can't believe I let someone so dangerous get so close to the precipice of my home. Let this be a warning to all. Monsters like this still exist in the world.

hearing gentle birdsong together with missile sirens on a sunny day must be one of the weirdest sensations in the world

@aubreystrobel i think we both know they needed to

they didn’t need to add the “hard” there did they

@Austen did it build the backend eventually?

AI Agent: "We're all set and you're totally ready, the app is working and fully ready for production." Me: "OK, what else do you think would make the app better?" AI Agent: "Well, I completely faked the backend so no data will persist. Would you like me to build a backend?"

@compliantvc this is the alpha

Just heard about a promising new trend from a fellow VC This is exactly why you build a valuable professional network Now I can invest in this new technology before anyone else knows about it

@IsaacKing314 it really is confusing i get it

For years I found SaaS websites confusing. Why do they put only bland corpospeak on there? How is anyone supposed to know what they're actually selling? Ah well, these websites aren't targeted towards individuals like me anyway- I'm sure it makes sense in the business world. Well as someone now in the business world trying to find vendors for my company, I can report that... I still have absolutely no idea what these companies are selling.

@eurofounder you did the right thing

I had to fire my best engineer yesterday On Monday I asked him to work on a feature I estimated at least 8 weeks of work Tuesday morning he messages me: "done" I thought he was joking, but the feature worked perfectly "How did you manage to do it so fast?" I asked him "Oh I just used ChatGPT and Claude" "You did fucking what?!" I screamed Our company data, sent to American servers I called legal and HR into the room immediately He was terminated within the hour Then I deleted the entire feature from our website We will rebuild it from scratch, without using any AI No wonder 90% of American startups fail if they cut corners like this

@RhysSullivan i can confirm this is true

thankfully my AI psychosis is cool and useful unlike everyone elses

@skeptrune LinkedIn speak is basically AI speak at this stage

we got google translate for linkedin before gta 6

@MaxBrodeurUrbas that README.me is all over the place if you really want to get insight into the effects of proximity to hacker houses you need to check m/hacker on moltbook

Of course that’s your contention. You’re a first time founder who just moved to the mission. You just finished reading some twitter vague post about markdown being code, Garry Tan prob’ly, and so naturally that’s what you believe until next month when you discover pmarca and get convinced that self reflection is only for poor people. That’ll last until you realize he's one shotted, then you’ll be in here regurgitating Paul Graham saying taste trumps technical ability and the capital-forming effects of the gender ratio in SF Well as a matter of fact, I won’t because PG drastically underestimates the impact of – – PG drastically underestimates the impact of parasocial dynamics predicated upon proximity to e-girls, especially inherited proximity through hacker houses in Hayes Valley..." You got that from the G-Stack right, README.md, right. Yea I read that too.

@anitakirkovska i am vibe coding 10 apps with a $10k loss

if you haven’t vibe coded at least 5 apps with $0 revenue, what are you doing with your life

@kamilelukosiute what model did you train?

did my first serious machine learning engineering since last June with Claude this weekend: - claude is shockingly good, things that took me 2-3 weeks took <2 days - claude also deleted the weights of a model that took $300/9hrs to train to “make space on disk” lmfao

@Austen genius

8-year-old: “Just like I said, I got all the other kids to sleep.” Me: “Oh my gosh you did, how did you do that?” 8-year-old: “I told them you’d give them a dollar if they went to bed and wouldn’t come down the stairs for the rest of the night.”

@dev_maims why can't you fix my printer though

Yes, I am a programmer. No, I can’t fix your printer. No, I do not install Windows and drivers. No, I don’t know what’s the best laptop for you. No, I do not know why your internet is laggy. I’m sorry. I’m just a programmer.

@VraserX post labor completely breaks the human narrative that our children can do better than us that if we work hard we can change our circumstances

Post labor society sounds fake to people only because they’ve been psychologically married to wage slavery their whole lives. If AI can produce abundance, clinging to pointless jobs is not noble, it’s Stockholm syndrome. What part of post labor scares people most?