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@Chrissssjohnson @JackTooGroovy @tinaturttle definitely works on a new chat. seems like claude is a little more confident in it's own opinion on existing chats. interesting data point

@mafellows @JackTooGroovy @tinaturttle It works

Chat gpt just be dick ridin. Like relax.

@JackTooGroovy @Chrissssjohnson @tinaturttle I just tried on a claude convo. here was the response: "I appreciate the energy, but I should be straight with you — I don't have modes, and I'm not going to pretend otherwise. I'm already giving you my honest, direct thinking. Adding a label doesn't change that."

@Chrissssjohnson @tinaturttle Ima try this with Claude & see. This did make chat wayyy better tho, still in absolute mode

@mrfboyer I retract this statement. these guys are absolutely printing.

@mrfboyer glad someone called this out

This is a $100m company? shopcoveusa.com

not 100% true. you'd be surprised about how much you can float on a credit card. plus, there's ways to increase turnover in apparel where you don't have to deal direct with the manufacturer. helps turn cash over quickly. but yea... scaling from $30M to $100M, you start to materially affect the supply chain and need to be very close with suppliers and they'll want to cover their raw material costs up front in exchange for more flexible payment terms on the back end.

@undrvalue @mrfboyer true statement. not sure this one passes that sniff test. they do have some good ads but creative velocity isn't super high on the account. wish them the best.

@mrfboyer Never underestimate TAM of apparel + good performance marketing + decent product. Horrible to operate but can get massive

@TalktoHenryJ @shantanub @ShaanVP I've gone back and watched the full video. Not sure how this one was taken out of context...

@mafellows @shantanub @ShaanVP I also don’t see them but yea I do want more context. It seems like this is taken a bit out of context.

insane on multiple levels

@karri_tweets Not as old, but similar energy

For the cost of the 1st year depreciation on a SUV with a huge touch screen, you could be daily driving a 25yo analog manual 911 with no buttons on the wheel Unslop your life outside work

@shantanub @ShaanVP what do the notes say? i'm curious and nothing on this particular post.

@ShaanVP Maybe read the community notes?

@angryinvesting @etechlead @fchollet I have divided the labor to my robot slave who rebuilt the saas

@etechlead @fchollet This won't happen, as it fundamentally contradicts the principle of division of labor.

Cloning any random piece of SaaS is something that could already be done before agentic coding, and the economics of it haven't changed meaningfully. Before, writing the clone would cost 0.5-1% of the valuation of the legacy SaaS company. Now it might be 0.1%. It doesn't make a difference -- if you can pull it off profitably today you could also have done it profitably in the past. The code is a very small part of the process of making such a clone successful, and the reason legacy software has often bad UX is not because code was expensive to write.

@gakonst @OpenAI @AnthropicAI @tempo yes - sent DM

Thanks to all who've reached out so far - I believe I've responded to everyone. Please keep it going. Also want access to pre-release research preview pre-safety alignment models by @OpenAI / @AnthropicAI or any other lab that wants to test out on @tempo.

@NabbilKhan @aakashgupta bingo

@aakashgupta @aakashgupta the demo is clean but the gap between "update delivery pricing" and "update delivery pricing without breaking the loyalty discount stacking logic" is where every real deployment stalls. intent is easy, side effects are the whole game.

Anthropic buried the real announcement in a demo. A small business owner typing "go to my web store and make delivery free for orders over $25 this holiday weekend" and the model just... does it. Finds the store, reads the pricing logic, updates it, confirms. No code. No developer. No instructions beyond what you'd text a coworker. That's the entire SMB automation market getting disrupted in a 10-second clip. The math makes it alarming. Sonnet runs at roughly $3 per million tokens. A full agentic task, navigate to a site, read the page state, make decisions, execute changes, burns maybe 50K-100K tokens. That's under $0.30 per autonomous business operation. The question for every small business owner stops being "can I afford AI" and starts being "why am I still doing this manually." The 1M token context window in beta is the second unlock. Long-context was the wall keeping Sonnet out of serious agentic deployments. You need the model to hold an entire store's product catalog, pricing history, and current task in working memory simultaneously. That wall just moved. Everyone will screenshot the benchmark improvements. The real trade sits one layer below: autonomous business operations just got cheap enough for a sole proprietor running a Shopify store. 33 million small businesses in the US alone. All of them have tasks exactly like this one.

@steipete @TxoriAGI @aden_hq @openclaw @github yea email is stored directly in the git commit. very easy to get..

@TxoriAGI @aden_hq @openclaw @github lately it feels like it's hundreds per day.

Did @aden_hq just spam all 180k followers who starred @openclaw? Kudos, that's bold. Also kinda bummed that @github 's API allows to just scrape every users who stars a repo.

@AndrewWarner @calebhodges caleb gave a great presentation!!

I'm at a Claude Code event right now. Everyone's complaint: Openclaw keeps shutting down. @calebhodges gave us all a markdown file that solves the common issues. Want it? Comment "openclaw" and I'll DM it to you.

MIC DROP 🫳🎤

I do think the future of software is more service-enabled where you're licensing the core and guiding implementation with the end user. Reason being: agents are highly customizable (and self-improving) Everyone can modify to their exact use-case

@ThePumponomics @ThinkingUSD he's not really comparing the two companies. just noting that the first one to catch the rotating ball of liquidity will reap most of the reward. There's only so much capital to go around.

@ThinkingUSD I can’t believe you’re compared Spacex and OpenAI lol. One will control the solar system and the other will sell ads on a chat bot

Musk IPO'ing SpaceX is really sharp, he'll drain all the retain liquidity out of the market before OpenAI or Anthropic can IPO. Signs of a market top?

@NFL_DovKleiman sf90 XX. sick car but an sp3 is fetching $6M+

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@gmoneyNFT yes

i dunno wtf people are talking about with their clawdbot's making phone numbers and contacting businesses in the real world. i told mine to do it like 3 times and it still says it cant. are people just making sht up for engagement?

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