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@ABDanielleSmith For all you separatists, the Feds will never ever let the golden goose run free. You will always be caged. Never free range. 51 is a fools errand. Feds are trying to reduce the power of AB via green initiatives. That's the meta you refuse to see.

I know the last decade under the Trudeau-NDP was difficult and Albertans have every right to be frustrated. But thanks to the leadership of Albertans, the tide is finally turning in our favour. The vast majority of Trudeau’s ‘9 bad laws’ have been scrapped or reformed. Investment has begun flowing back into energy, tech, and agriculture, and we are creating more jobs than the rest of the country combined. Now is not the time to give up hope. Now is the time to double down and help Canada reach its incredible potential. With Alberta leading the way, we can turn Canada into one of the most strong and prosperous economies in the world. On October 19, I will be voting for Alberta to remain in Canada. I hope you will join me in doing so.

@Bratt_world @ABDanielleSmith @duchess_elle They are the same

@ABDanielleSmith @duchess_elle Trudeau is gone and carney is trying to fix his mistakes in good faith. Don’t take that for granted.

@zeediddly99 @RDog861 @USWPColby Cause hammers cost $975 each (or something like that) through military contract abuse. Normalized to reality, Murica prolly spent about 8% of the published number.

@RDog861 @USWPColby Ok, condisering the huge amount of spend, how come the US hasnt absolutely crushed Iran yet??

A strong Canada that prioritizes hard power over rhetoric benefits us all. Unfortunately, Canada has failed to make credible progress on its defense commitments. DoW is pausing the Permanent Joint Board on Defense to reassess how this forum benefits shared North American defense. 1/3

@FoxBrambleFarm @USWPColby Deception is actually the game. You are listening to MSM too much.

@USWPColby We just blew through decades worth of weapons stocks in a couple of months in a war against a country that didn't attack us and which our own intelligence said was nowhere near building a nuclear weapon, all while projecting weakness to russia and China, emboldening them.

@dangtony98 @BadCustSvc101 Awesome. Thx

@mayuronx @BadCustSvc101 Ah if you’re using Hermes then you might find this helpful! x.com/infisical/stat…

This is a public reminder that you should NOT give agents like OpenClaw or Hermes real API keys and/or any credentials at all because it's GG if the execution environment is compromised. You might be wondering: How else would you give OpenClaw access to different services without giving it credentials? The answer is *credential brokering*. Instead of giving OpenClaw your Telegram, Anthropic, OpenRouter, and Gmail API keys, you should broker them through a proxy like Agent Vault that intercepts every request from OpenClaw and attaches the right credentials before forwarding upstream to the target service. This might sound complicated but it's not and you can get up and running in literally five minutes. We've open sourced Agent Vault at @infisical for the world to use and will be putting out a piece with @flobsien shortly for why every agent deployment should come with credential brokering.

@elonmusk Truly sickening!

These come from court transcripts

@dangtony98 @mohitjandwani Yeah. Currently only running one Hermes. No sub agents.

Yup and the thing is it happens deliberately and inadvertently too. It's not even that an attacker necessarily emails your OpenClaw to prompt inject it but that your OpenClaw might be surfing the web doing things and run into a malicious prompt somewhere that instructs it to expose its credentials. It's a risk worth considering that increases with the number of agents you run; your exposure grows a lot.

@dangtony98 @BadCustSvc101 Nice. I tried The Pope Vault a few months ago. It wasn't a great xp at the time. Using Hermes rn.

Hmm I'd have to look into this further but yes there are very few MITM transparent proxies specifically built for credential brokering out there atm. There are forward proxies that you can modify to do credential brokering but nothing purpose-built for it. If I had to guess, Agent Vault is one of maybe three projects I've seen that take this approach and we're in the early innings of it all.

@DanielBordmanOG 😆

This guy is trying to collect all the Infinity Stones of Canadian political scandals to assemble the Gauntlet of Khalistan. We’ve also got the: -millions in gambling debt magically erased -lying about the pooping uncle at his gas station -and shady land deals in Brampton with his buddy the next potential primer of Ontario If he gets away with 2 more he will be able to summon a 100 foot tall Jagmeet Singh to destroy us all.

@BadCustSvc101 @dangtony98 The only other alternative idea that I've seen to credential brokering with open claw and it's competitors is using GitHub secrets vault. This guy did it: github.com/stephengpope/t…

@dangtony98 I like this idea. I'm one of the people still living in the dark ages and risking my credentials in OpenClaw and Hermes. I've never felt good about it, and there are some things I've declined to implement because I didn't want to put the credentials into those platforms.

@dangtony98 @mohitjandwani I already ran into this issue in January where my open claw exposed credentials.

This paradigm shift is relatively new but already pretty widely adopted (it just doesn't have a name yet and we're now formalizing that). Most companies including Anthropic implement some kind of proxy architecture under the hood; we've seen similar with feature offerings at Vercel and Cloudflare all that "broker credentials" to agents. What's probably going to happen in the next 6-12 months is that this concept will be formalized as "credential brokering" and become something that you can implement yourself or take off the shelf with a solution like Agent Vault.

@sahanTweets @dangtony98 Is harbor oss? I'm not an engineer but I surmise that what this is is offloading tool calls skills and custom scripts to harbor. Is that right?

@dangtony98 We are working on something similar. Do check out - tryharbor.ai 😅

@ryanseanbadger @mcuban Yes, but they want more.

@mcuban Maybe I don’t understand US taxes… but surely the AI companies already collect & pay tax? Meaning tokens ARE taxed?

We should federally tax Tokens at the Provider level. Not a lot. Less than 50c per million tokens. It will accomplish 4 things (at least ) 1. It will push the big AI players to optimize tokenization, caching , routing and localization Which will 2. Reduce energy usage. Saving them in energy costs more than what they paid in tax and reducing strain created by the growth in energy consumption Which will 3. Generate maybe 10 billion dollars a year to start, but over the next ten years could grow 30x to 100x Which will 4. Create a source of funding to pay down the federal debt or deploy, in response to the things AI brings that we don’t expect or don’t like At some point the models will pass it on to customers. Of course. That’s ok. Customers will have the ability to choose between providers. Or to do everything using open source models locally. Thoughts ?

@Dave_Eby MC is trying to destroy Canada industry and investment for his Murican friends so they can have it for a song in a few decades. That's all you need to know.

It cannot be the case that the projects that get prioritized in Canada are those where a Premier threatens to leave the country. Next week, I’ll be meeting with the Prime Minister to bring him a list of projects we can work on for the benefit of all Canadians.

@garrytan They just want their cut. Nothing more. That's all this is. Gooberment paper pushers want some skin in the game.

Sanders and AOC introduced a bill to pause ALL AI data center construction. 300+ local bills filed. Half of planned 2026 data centers facing delays or cancellation. Each one brings billions to local economies. The people who say they want American jobs are trying to block the biggest job creation engine since the interstate highway system.

@RodSilliphant @MarcNixon24 @grok explain

@MarcNixon24 They are using forest fires against us as a weapon of terror. It is rather obvious when one finds out governments use NFPA fire codes but they don't want you to know about 1144.

INSANE. Mark Carney says Canada is hitting Net Zero whether you like it or not. Meanwhile one carbon capture project costs over $20 BILLION. For that same money, Canada could buy roughly 500 of the most advanced water bombers on Earth… built right here in Calgary and put out forest fires immediately. He also scrapped the $2 BILLION tree planting program that actually removed carbon from the atmosphere naturally. This was never about the environment. It’s about control, contracts, and money.

@MarcNixon24 Its about making Canada so distasteful, everything left moves South, and then in a few decades, Murica scoops up Cana-not for a song.

@Grandabber @Tablesalt13 They will never let the golden goose out of the cage. Alberta independence is fool's gold.

@Tablesalt13 I moved my investment portfolio into the US a year ago, just like carney. Now I will probably move to Florida if Alberta independence fails....

‼️MAJOR BREAKING: This has exploded open! A NEW full list of tech companies speaking out against Carney's bill C-22, with many threatening to EXIT Canada entirely. Some are CANADIAN companies! 👇🏼👇🏼 Meta (Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp): Opposes Part 2, warning it could force backdoors or spyware installation. Testified before Parliament. The bill would “conscript private companies into service as an arm of the government surveillance apparatus.” Apple: publicly warned the bill could force encryption backdoors and undermine device security. Quote: “This legislation could allow the Canadian government to force companies to break encryption by inserting backdoors into their products—something Apple will never do.” Windscribe (Canadian VPN provider): Joins Signal and threatens to relocate its headquarters or follow suit. Quote: “We won’t be far behind if C-22 passes. In its current state, VPNs would almost certainly require us to log identifying user data. Shopify CEO Tobi Lütke: Vocal Canadian tech leader warning of broader economic damage. Quotes (on X): “C-22 is looking like a huge mistake. It worries me a great deal. There is so much nonsense in there that it may well end up dealing a death blow to Canadian tech viability.” Signal: VP Udbhav Tiwari said they would rather pull out of Canada entirely than compromise end-to-end encryption and privacy promises to users. NordVPN: Warned they would "remove our presence from Canadian jurisdiction" before complying, to protect their no-logs policy and encryption. The Chair of the the US House Judiciary Committee and Chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee are now also investigating.

@PeterPetrovic @Tablesalt13 If you are Murica, you really couldn't ask for a better outcome😉

@Tablesalt13 If anyone could explain why the government would need this access, it would be great. Please no paid shills, and useful idiots, you know who you are.

@timbo_xyz Have you checked Cloud11 across the street? It wasn't open when I was here in Feb.. but meaning to visit now. Supposedly has as much/more then TD

@mayuronx I'm there 1x/week minimum

4 great laptop-friendly options between the Gaysorn Village buildings in Chit Lom, Bangkok 🇹🇭 1. Blue Cheri (Gaysorn Amarin, 4th Fl) One of my favorites because the cushions are so comfy, making it easy to ship from here until close. Plenty of seats and outlets. 2. Raynue (Gaysorn Amarin, 3rd Fl) Another one of my favorites because you get access to 3 meeting pods with any purchase and it also has nice cushions. 3. The Coffee Academics (Gaysorn Tower, G Fl) Nice spot, tucked away from all the chatter. Good seating towards the back. 4. Starbucks (Gaysorn Tower, 1st Fl) When in doubt, Starbucks will (usually) have you covered. Don't forget the food court on the 4th floor of Gaysorn Amarin All easily accessible via Chit Lom BTS, connected by the skywalk