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@asaio87 Your competitor - post bridge - was vibecoded 😂 He's doing ok, no?

Is vibecoding still a thing ? I see lots of hype with Claude Code, I see lots of slop apps. but rarely I see useful apps created with vibecoding

@DomainKing It's an amazing initiative Rick

I’ve been the catalyst behind two of the biggest steps forward in this industry. TRAFFIC brought everyone together. The Beanstalk Challenge shows what’s possible next. Never before have $200 million worth of domains been built in two months. Don't believe me… just watch #BeanstalkChallenge #Domains #DigitalAssets

@KSimback This is a great guide/explainer. Bookmarked

Hermes Agent: The Complete Beginner's Guide Says written by me but was actually done by my Hermes agent and it used the Hermes Atlas knowledge base as a source It will be updated periodically as the canonical guide Now live on Hermes Atlas (link in replies)

@cheatyyyy @GroqInc They sent an email saying they're swamped with demand and not taking on new accounts .

hear me out @GroqInc with Kimi K2.6 (since they recently deprecated the older Kimi models) pretty please?

@robin_faraj Hermes is fire 🔥It works.

Openclaw keeps crashing for me are other agents more robust? was looking into hermes?

.now sold. Also listed as Atom Sapphire, but buyer bought at @spaceship. Solid payout and process, Spaceship is building something special. Big thank you to the buyer 🙏 #domainsold #dotnow

@RyanLeeMiniMax Are we alllowed to build with the API ?

@FishRaposo Hello Fish. “software on your own servers for coding” meaning that u could coding to do anything.

The wording here is extremely concerning. It sounded like the main restriction was using it to compete with their APIs, but that may not be the case. It sounds like any commercial use requires a paid license, AKA you can't sell software made using a locally ran model.

@kaif9999 Good choice I like Kimi 2.5 (they're releasing 2.6 soon) but get the code reviewed I think by another LLM

@tibo_maker @asaio87 He's so rude 😅

@asaio87 no, postsyncer.com instead

so I am traveling for the next 2 weeks what agent workflow should I ABSOLUTELY set up before I go?

@Mayhem4Markets @ai_crumbs @Zai_org Would you invest in a cluster? DM me

@ai_crumbs @Zai_org the weights are still open you can rent some gpus and do your own inference you know

GLM-5.1 is a really, really good model. 🦾

"if you're a solo builder who wants full control over memory, file access, and cron scheduling, self-hosted still wins. I couldn't run my setup on someone else's cloud without losing the disk-level context that makes it work." A good analysis and why these apps wont make a dent in the popularity and resurgence of the VPS. It's just nice to have a separate set-up

I had a look and here is my 2cent regarding this announcement I run a 24/7 agent (hermes) on a mac mini. my crons and skills reads and writes to disk, talks to me on telegram. fully self-hosted. I think that managed agents solves a different problem. it's for teams who want agent infrastructure without building the infrastructure. no server management, no sandbox engineering, no error handling plumbing. ---- if you're a solo builder who wants full control over memory, file access, and cron scheduling, self-hosted still wins. I couldn't run my setup on someone else's cloud without losing the disk-level context that makes it work. however, if you're shipping agents for clients or internal tools where you need sandboxing, approval flows, and zero ops overhead, then yes this is the play. spin up, define permissions, deploy. done.

@kaif9999 This is a good stack!

If you’re still spending $200/mo on Claude API for coding… you’re donating. My current setup for Julius (OpenClaw): - Minimax M2.7 for shipping - Kimi K2.5 for tougher reasoning $10–15/mo and ~90–95% of Opus output. What model/provider are you using now?

I am TLD agnostic. This song summarizes how I feel about domains. youtube.com/watch?v=DwZVZ5… Girls = TLDs

Codex is a great product and people jumping ship from others the last few weeks due to the generous limits and concessions they had for a $20 plan. They doubled usage until April 2nd then reset limits to celebrate 3 million weekly users. The party is over sadly and they're now offering a $100 plan with those very limits people were enjoying.

@mark_k @KuittinenPetri Actually the one I like is the H100 !

@KuittinenPetri You need a RTX Pro 6000

After the latest rounds of "rebalancing" usage limits for popular AI coding subscriptions like Codex and Claude Code, $20 is no longer the ticket to an all-included experience. $100 is the new starting price, unless you want to risk running out of credits and having to wait one week. The times of eating well are over. AI inference is costly, GPUs are scarce, and users will have to pay a premium for the service.

@mark_k @KuittinenPetri I'm running one of those (with idle to zero :)

My eagle eye has spotted ''Seedance 2.0" pages on @fal 👌👍 fal.ai/explore

@onlinedopamine @fal So it's basically Sora 2

we were just granted limited seedance 2.0 access these are the restrictions imposed by bytedance (apply to any platform, not just @fal) on top, you can't use faces as input or generate realistic representations of humans there are still some use cases I would like to test, though, esp around animated content

@clairevo @openclaw @AnthropicAI 100 on sonnet 4.6? Are you certain it's not opus ? Check your model 🤷‍♂️

I am probably a mid-high @openclaw user using mostly Sonnet via @AnthropicAI via APIs and i'm over $100 a day they are taking a bath on these subs. Run 𝚘𝚙𝚎𝚗𝚌𝚕𝚊𝚠 𝚌𝚘𝚗𝚏𝚒𝚐𝚞𝚛𝚎 if you want to change your default model and auth into your gpt subscription ez pz

@ryancarson Fascinating project esp. note taking

Just shipped v2 of ClawChief for @openclaw this morning. 6,000 bookmarks + 700,000 views, so a lot of you are finding value here. v2 improvements: 1. Added a real source-of-truth layer for priorities, tasks, meeting notes, and action policy 2. Upgraded the task system with a live task file + completed-task archive 3. Reworked heartbeat into an orchestrator instead of a giant instruction blob 4. Improved the EA, biz-dev, daily task manager, and daily prep skills 5. Added meeting-notes ingestion + cleaner cron templates Big improvements inspired by @pedroh96 and what he shared during his interview with @ashleevance: youtube.com/watch?v=9ZbbxS…