Chris Dilger — oz/acc
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Chris Dilger — oz/acc
@cdilga
tu quoque enjoyer https://t.co/K7nPSURnDx Paying to win from here on in Slop connoisseur and .md engineer
Straya Присоединился Kasım 2012
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@nic0polito Curious that you're quoting me the LLMs.txt and not the human readable content 👀
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@cdilga It's just a gay app to advertise products already made in Australia.
No amount of techbro fuckery can re-industrialize Australia.
You need Communism for that.
From their own website:
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this went so ridiculously viral I've had people I haven't heard from in 3 years message me about this
Build Australia@build_aus
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Every generation has a property boom and bust.
Every time they forget the cycle that came before.
Every time they think it is different.
Every time they think the Great Australian Dream is dead.
It is all rent, rage, repeat.
Read more:
fresheconomicthinking.com/p/rent-rage-re…
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@aibra @openclaw @NousResearch Just tried it on my naked codex cli - figuring out how to get it into my OpenClaw now!
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Everyone using @openclaw or @NousResearch Hermes should install this as a skill.
Full browser control comparable to Claude's Chrome MCP. No API keys required.
Gave my agent a 10k budget and asked it to add all parts req for a decent AI rig into my eBay cart.
One shotted it
Gregor Zunic@gregpr07
Introducing: Browser Harness. A self-healing harness that can complete virtually any browser task. ♞ We got tired of browser frameworks restricting the LLM. So we removed the framework. > Self-healing — edits helpers. py on the fly > Direct CDP — one websocket to Chrome > No framework, no rails, complete freedom > Drop-in for Claude Code and Codex I challenge anyone to find a task that DOESN'T work. I couldn't yet.🔥 100% open source ↓
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This feels more like the AWS of the agentic web - I'm surprised that half the features in their app are things I've either hacked together myself for my openclaw, or put in the too-hard basket
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What these guys are cooking is far more interesting than they let on.
I only realised today what they're sitting on is so much more than an mcp server for your browser
Magnus Müller@mamagnus00
Your agent can record its own product demos now. Feels like watching it take a selfie. I asked it to demo, film & cut itself. With this flavor every agent becomes a magic horse🐎 and can do anything in the browser👇👇
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@mamagnus00 Wow, burying the lede there a bit. This thing even distributes skill evaluation and design to all the users! Very very interesting project here
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Setup prompt for Claude code / codex / Hermes / openclaw.... :
Set up github.com/browser-use/br… for me.
Read `install.md` first to install and connect this repo to my real browser. Then read `SKILL.md` for normal usage. Always read `helpers .py` because that is where the functions are. When you open a setup or verification tab, activate it so I can see the active browser tab. After it is installed, open this repository in my browser and, if I am logged in to GitHub, ask me whether you should star it for me as a quick demo that the interaction works — only click the star if I say yes.
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I did not expect that an agent could play this game in the browser. But it beat the high score in < 2min.
With the skill, it could:
- inject a new depth-6 expectimax solver via cdp
- remove the ads
- record itself for you
With a normal CLI: impossible. Now it modifies itself to solve any edge case in the browser.
Seriously, you'll never touch your browser again. You will trust it soon with more than you would think.
Paste this setup prompt into your agent 👇
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Silly action but I wonder if it would get around Aus laws
Guns.com@Guns_com
Is this the first of its kind? We’ve never seen anything like this before. Stopped by our friends at @SDS_Arms while at @nra 2026 and got our hands on the Tokarev TPA 12, affectionately called the “Butt Pump.” #purveyorsoffreedom #fuelyourfreedom
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@doodlestein This is the question Dwaekesh should've been asking Jensen!
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I wrote about this in my Nvidia article a year ago. It’s absolutely going to significantly contribute to undermining the CUDA moat.
antirez@antirez
This comes from somebody that wrote kernels seriously for years. I know the new fashion is to trust programmers talking at length about LLMs while admitting they never used them, but, well...
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Just convinced my dentist friend not to use OpenClaw for customer data by just showing him how easy it was to swap channels accidentally, break email auth and loose memory indexing.
All in one prompt
Garry Tan@garrytan
Literally can count the hours I have lost as OpenClaw decides to do brain surgery on itself and then ends up dying from an edit it did to its own config
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Chris Dilger — oz/acc ретвитнул
@andfogle Generally wrong. Only a few of us have any convict ancestry or spirit left at all. The majority, were effectively police officers. Only though this lens can you understand the modern Australian reality
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working on a theory that Australians mog other Angloids because of the high testosterone founder effect of their criminal ancestors
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@CJHandmer Racing tracks are pretty safe already, the cars, changing environment and conditions, and (lack of) safety gear on public roads don't help the statistics. Head to the tracks!
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Has anyone made a really good simulator?
Joseph Brown@heresyfinancial
I learned how to ride a motorcycle on my buddy’s Ducati monster in college After about 15 minutes of practice in his neighborhood, we hopped on the freeway and were doing 85-90 weaving through traffic The adrenaline and freedom was pure euphoria. And I realized in that moment that if I ever bought a bike, I would die on it. I’ve never been on one since.
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@CJHandmer I haven't seen an Austrian analysis of modern Australia specifically before. Cheers for the article
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When I was in Australia last December, I found it impossible to transact with any business where there weren't latent government price controls or subsidies of some kind. I came to the realization that with the public sector growing about 5x faster than the private sector, Australia was well on the way to an effectively government run economy, communism by stealth. I dug deeper - the point of no return occurred in about 2013.
caseyhandmer.wordpress.com/2026/04/16/aus…
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