Martín Schere

AI is just being used as an escape goat to fire people. UPS and Amazon: “AI is here. Let’s fire the delivery guy” How much sense does that make?

Besides customer support & coding, what are some good agent use cases?

@JSHyCS I can’t think of end used value that was actually felt

@scheredev No

Can we all admit that crypto failed?

Is anybody doing anything useful with @openclaw ?

@woloski Gracias por la explicación!

el default es yolo 😆 asi que ojo!! yo configure todo para que use 1pwd vault Los secrets *nunca* están en el código ni en archivos de configuración. Todos los tokens/API keys viven en 1Password (en un vault dedicado) cuando clawd necesita un secret, usa el CLI de 1Password: ``` ⁠ bash source ~/.op-token # carga el service account token SHOPIFY_TOKEN=$(op item get "Shopify" --vault="xxxx" --fields credential --reveal) ``` el secret existe solo en memoria durante la ejecución del comando. No se guarda en variables persistentes ni archivos temporales. Le pedi que: - Nunca muestre secrets en el chat (tengo instrucción explícita de no hacerlo) - Nunca los commiteo a git - El service account token de 1Password tiene permisos limitados al vault específico 1Password registra cada acceso a secrets, así que hay trazabilidad. obviamente si alguien entra con mi usuario x ssh a esta instancia (tendria que comprometer mi private key) tendria acceso al secret del vault que esta en un file con chmod 600 y ademas podría dumpear la memoria y buscar ahi tambien. Esto se puede mejorar creo con `op run` que lee las credenciales on-demand e inyecta en el proceso hijo que despues se destruye. pero en resumen, el default de clawd es extramadamente inseguro... deberian mejorar eso para el usuario comun

@woloski Cómo hace con los secrets? Los pone como placeholder para que 1pass los reemplace?

@scheredev nop

clawdbot is wild. running on a free aws medium instance since yesterday. in a few hours integrated: claude, openai, shopify, airtable, github, brave search, 1password, cloudinary, you name it… i can: - make PRs from whatsapp with claude code - pull custom shopify sales reports & charts - transcribe voice notes instantly - upload images to cloudinary - update blog posts in my CMS - create shopify variants with metafields - fetch secrets securely from 1password million use cases more feels limitless… all through chat 🤯

These are super mediocre products

Second time I see a wave of posts about a product. First one was Remotion. Now this. Are they manipulating X's algo?

@ShaneLegg Do you have any formal definition for AGI?

AGI is now on the horizon and it will deeply transform many things, including the economy. I'm currently looking to hire a Senior Economist, reporting directly to me, to lead a small team investigating post-AGI economics. Job spec and application here: job-boards.greenhouse.io/deepmind/jobs/…

Please make an MCP server for making companies, so my autonomous agent can spawn corporations.

Now they accepted defeat by partnering with Google for foundation models.

The same Apple that revolutionized mobile chips with M-series silicon… sitting on $65B in cash… somehow decided NOT to go after the AI chip market? NVIDIA’s market cap went from $300B to $3T while Apple watched. Historic miss.

@rauchg I think agents just overcomplicate code nowadays. They implement a 100-line solution to something that could be 10 lines instead.

Skeptics are saying that agents / opus are not actually yielding new or improved software. That it's just hype. Reply with the most interesting things you've shipped or solved with the latest generation of ai coding tools. I'd love to hear the anecdotes and see the links.

Use Manus for 30 seconds, then look me in the eyes and tell me that crude oil isn’t going to 50B a barrel

@Kazanjy This just creates a culture of fear, where engineers will rather not push code to production to not get punished instead of "risking it".

A buddy of mine ran a large part of the DoorDash engineering org. When an engineer caused an outage, they knew exactly what the revenue cost was, and that revenue cost was hung on that engineer. They didn't do fines, per se, but it went into performance reviews, and it definitely negatively impacted future promotions / raises - so essentially it was a delayed fine. More orgs should do this.

their engineering team did it

They had to say the word at the end

I am in complete love with NotebookLM