Cert.Ai

@trq212 White collar workers with Claude at the wheel

Claude Code can control your computer now!

@theo Windows said they’ll let you move the task bar, soonish. keep up ✨

Over 2 weeks and no big drops. I'm scared.

@DietCoke_Esq HR

Litigation

@AlexFinn @steipete The dunk just brings attention to the foundation, net win

@steipete Peter despite the fact that you just dunked on me and my semantics I will never stop glazing you and your product I hope you know that

People aren't talking about this enough Despite the fact that OpenAI bought OpenClaw, they keep shipping features and support for Anthropic, Gemini, and Cursor features Newest update is MASSIVE: • Support for Claude Code and Cursor MCP's • Claude Code config import • Exa search support • New Chrome integration • Claude marketplace registry (install plugins directly from Claude) The future is open source, open garden tools that are model agnostic X loves to clown OpenAI as ClosedAI but I challenge you to find another tool owned by a major AI lab that is as open as this

@tontit5 @nootch42 @jennylewis Well I’ll be f’d

@nootch42 @jennylewis What is this supposed to be? I don't get it lol

i’ll teach you how to do an australian accent. say this out loud exactly as it’s written have you bean to spice lightly

Nothing makes a Melburnian smirk more than a tram driver going off smashing their bell 🔔 Ands it’s usually when there’s clearly no way for the car to immediately get out of the way the tram driver knows this - but just keeps smashing the bell anyway 🔔 👹

@rtwlz Cortisolmaxxing

made my computer dramatically play BBC news music before every meeting

Regardless of what the US does, they’ve revealed to Iran, that it costs $0 to close the Hormuz strait and even $ USD 1 billion per day can’t open it.

@steipete Send them some merch

This guy emailed me asking for a *token session refund* because his claw made mistakes. 🙃

@DietCoke_Esq Eff-It-David

You ever need to figure out how to pronounce a word you’ve never seen before so you don’t sound like an idiot in court?

@fchralph I’m quietly confident that we haven’t learned a thing since then - on the upside, I think I’m getting used to living from one crisis to another

@Certainium I did a deep dive into supply chain economics and food security about 7 years ago. Can’t imagine the situation has improved since then… yikes on a bike.

Q: are we heading for fuel rationing? A: Absolutely.

@suchnerve Id definitely do a deep dive into the precise cells, there’s definitely a lot of ‘you get what you pay for’ in that respect - you can then subtract that from the total cost to get a feel for the margin.

Crazy how large batteries - as in, big enough to run an entire house for multiple days during a hurricane-induced power outage - are only ludicrously expensive if you buy flagship name-brand products. I’m finding 100 kilowatt-hour (!!!!!) batteries for under $4 thousand. Omfg

For the past 2 weeks, I’ve had this screen set up for casually monitoring the situation. (newsmap)

@Forest2Furnitur I’m here for the ride, looking forward to see how much it affected and what can be done about it :)

Updates on the tables restoration progress will be posted from time to time. Work will start in a few week's time once I've finished moving workshops.

@gdb Makes you feel like you’re a mid-level manager ensuring they aren’t sitting idle

subagents in codex are very powerful

@gabriel1 It’s giving pay to win / in-game purchase vibes

ai inference will go crazy this year anyone who has tried computer agents enough to understand why it's useful knows this

@jenzhuscott college student’s internal dialogue

Asked my Claw 🦞 to do a research overnight and deliver the result at 11am next morning. Poor thing's struggle is real 👇🫠

@pokeachew @NZ_Trav +1✨

@NZ_Trav So awesome! Can someone please do the same for Australia?

This is awesome. For any other kiwis obsessively monitoring the fuel situation this is an essential. nzoilwatch.com/#/

@paulg @tekacs *A ream of legislation quietly leaves the chat*

@tekacs Bulleted lists are certainly easier to read, but not easier in proportion to their length. If you took a paragraph of prose and printed each sentence on a separate line with a gap of whitespace after it, it would be easier to read, but would take up much more space.

The fact that AIs tend to answer you in bulleted lists tells us something important, though somewhat depressing: people can't read. They don't do this by accident. What you're seeing is an implicit portrait of the median user.