Joined September 2024
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The speed with anthropic opus 4.8 has become truly unbearable. my god.
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the age of tools is ending. something stranger is waking up. nobody knows what it means yet. except that it's big. and slightly unsettling. "just use the api" will sound like asking someone to hand-crank their car in a thunderstorm. while explaining what a crank is. near term, every builder ships with agentic layers. knowingly or not. it's already happening. claude code, cursor, opencode are early tremors. everything is slowly getting wired into something that reasons. better than most meetings. once you taste agents that actually think through your problem.. writing prompts manually will feel like assembly language. that shift has already started. copy-pasting into a chat window feels like faxing now. romantic, but slow. imagine how it'll feel in two years. (spoiler: embarrassing) all existing dev tooling either adapts or gets composted. and once the obvious stuff gets rebuilt... enter the open harnesses. platforms like openclaw aren't a niche experiment. they're the early sketch of what infrastructure looks like when intelligence is ambient. the models will get cheaper. the orchestration will get sharper. your excuses will get weaker. the indie dev with the right harness will move mountains with a whisper. and a good wifi connection. should you be thinking about this now? yes. should you panic? no. save that for your calendar. the snowball is already rolling downhill. we're entering the age of open agents.
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Gabe Fletcher reposted
@openclaw is not owned by @OpenAI . @steipete made sure of that. Open source means this is bigger than one person, with maintainers who care and a project built as neutral ground for every model. Watch the full video youtu.be/VJMhxh7KpqQ?si=rNQ-…
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viktor raised 70m a few months ago.. built my own version earlier with openclaw on a vps. bolt app. control panel that switches between any model, any provider. plugged it into slack, w/ cli and mcp. everything clients started asking it for help in their channels. it learned their business and has access to all our calls. stickiest feature i've built. drives 200k in coaching revenue. nobody asks how it works. just that it does. the gap between funded and functional is smaller than you think.
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everyone ships something broken. the founders you admire are just succeeding at the parts you're watching. they're quietly failing at positioning, retention, onboarding... something. the ones i respect most fail and keep building anyway. that takes more than shipping. the ones who worry me never notice.
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Called it.
I've heard a lot of questions about Fable's availability on subscription plans. While it will come off subscriptions after July 7th, we aim to restore Fable as a standard part of our subscriptions as soon as capacity allows, as we mentioned in our original blog post.
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just gonna leave this here n hit the ol' dusty trail..
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Confirmed.
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All of usage just reset. @AnthropicAI @bcherny @trq212 are we getting a reset because an hour of use just murdered my entire week and now the usage meter says zero. LOL
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Gabe Fletcher reposted
gogogo
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GO GO GO
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how to keep shipping when the noise won't stop: 1. build from curiosity. not from what's trending. follow the problem that won't leave you alone. 2. share what you're figuring out. rough drafts, half-baked ideas, works in progress. shipping is thinking out loud. 3. connect the dots. messaging is psychology. code is communication. nothing lives in isolation. 4. stay in permanent beta. not broken. just never finished. the builders who last aren't the most disciplined. they're the ones who never stopped being interested.
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attempt 1-50: this is pointless. - nothing's working - maybe i'm not cut out for this - everyone else makes it look easy attempt 51-99: wait.. something's changing. - patterns starting to click - audience slowly responding - skills quietly stacking attempt 100: oh. that's how this works. nobody warns you how boring the middle is. most people quit before it gets weirdly quiet. that’s when it starts to get interesting. or maybe you just stop caring if it does.
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Well.... this just got interesting.
BOOM! Meet the open source Cambrian Explosion of repulsion of Anthropic! Meet Qwythos 9B, a Qwen3.5 based GGUF that's both uncensored and quantized for efficiency. I am running it now and it is brilliant! A model that can reason through 1 million tokens of context, understand images and text, and even call functions. Come and take it! huggingface.co/empero-ai/Qwy…
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not gonna lie. i hit my max 200 earlier this week. so today, i've been jamming on openclaude & glm 5.2. I could genuinely get use to this it doesnt bitch at me about security things it does what i ask it to unless claude gets fable 5.1 released and tells USG to eat a dick... not sure I stick around, especially since claude code router makes it easy to launch co-work 3p. the FUCK USG stack -openrouter -openclaude -claude code router
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This is fucking absolutely RETARDED!
BREAKING: The Trump Administration has struck a deal with Anthropic which grants the company permission to release its Mythos 5 model to a group of ~100 companies and federal agencies, per CNBC. Details include: 1. Senior Anthropic staffers flew to Washington DC to meet with members of the Trump Administration 2. Anthropic said earlier this month that it disabled access to its Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models to comply with an export control directive from the government 3. The Trump Administration and Anthropic have been in a two-week-long standoff over its latest models This deal will have industry-wide implications.
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To all my "vibe folk" - Listen to Micky. My man... is goated.
Here's how I build beautiful UI using AI (My design workflow)
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