Niels Oosterhoff

Back at it

As most of you know, I'm from Germany, so I was able to watch the entire interview with Peter Steinberger on "Zeit im Bild." It was incredibly painful. Not because of Peter's answer, but because the journalist's questions-typically German-Austrian - almost exclusively revolved around whether we should be afraid of AI, whether data privacy is being respected, what dangers OpenClaw poses, and so on. The hottest topic in the world was talked down. Instead of sparking curiosity and enthusiasm among viewers, the program ultimately only stirred up more anxiety and resentment. A damning indictment of Europe.

Chart.js under the hood, 💅 on top

@dreetje @1Password High risk, high reward

Good comment. I set it up using a @1Password service account (no need to have a separate user). Your bot can help with the specific commands. Then lock (or remove your own 1p) and it’s safe. Well it has access to your shared credentials, so always a risk. Play responsibly!

Connected my Clawd 🦞 to my Volvo 🇸🇪 ✅ Preheat with a Telegram message ✅ Orders wiper fluid when running low ✅ It just made a Apple Reminder to make an appointment for service (1.048km left)

Give Clawdbot access to 1Pass + Credit card details?

@CookResearcher @dreetje @openclaw Does browser control work with that setup? I like the idea that it could do the exact same things that I do on my Mac

@ioniels @dreetje @openclaw On Hetzner.

Interesting. Many people ask how to setup specific @openclaw skills, my answer is nearly always: just describe what you want to your ai friend. Switching to a top tier model like opus or 5.2 codex does make this a lot more likely to succeed at the first try.

@ThijsVerreck 🦁

Back in 2021, I did my first Ironman 70.3 in under 5 hours. I never felt as good physically since. But that’s about to change. Running a business is fucking hard. And I’ve learned that it requires a body and mind that can consistently show up for customers every day. For me, that means that being *extremely* healthy is a prerequisite for delivering the best results. If you have ever experienced long periods of endurance training you know the mental clarity, focus and discipline that comes with it. Your body is working as efficiently as it possibly could. It’s extremely adept at turning your fats into energy, allowing you to work with lower glucose spikes. So in 2026, my personal goal is to get back to that level of fitness (and even surpass it). With my big aim of cycling up Alpe d’Huez six times in June (basically climbing Mount Everest by bike or two Tour de France stages in one ride). I’m posting it here to be accountable. But also to share the raw stuff (recovery scores, sleep scores, VO2 max etc).

This also makes manually editing content much more rewarding It will take the existing blogs as context and learn from the structures and your writing style No longer copy pasting existing stuff as a reference

Lately I've been connecting Claude to my project's blogs through MCP Let it list your current blogs → throw in Search Console CSV's → fill content gaps These kind of loops make LLMs feel like true teammates

Feels like that last 10% of Claude Code's session limit fills up way faster

@lucasmeijer @wspruijt @ThijsVerreck 👀

I'm hosting a 1 day agentic coding workshop for people who want to be really good at it, to learn & do together, share techniques. It's Jan 9th, near Amsterdam. Who should I invite that we might learn a lot from?

@robzolkos Nice work on the Fizzy breakdowns

Here's the Fizzy flipbook video I made showing how the design progressed from initial commit to launch.

@calebporzio Thanks for the skeleton, love it ⚡

@carlosvirreira Prismic

@ioniels What's the simple CMS that you ended up picking Niels? Or are you also making it on demand?

Shipping some things to moneybird.nl and very happy that we did not lock in to a no-code platform 😇 Coding with Opus 4.5 + simple CMS for non-tech colleagues is a breeze.

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@yelkhayami Solid

starting a new company folks