@CodifyBaseball At the time, no one had yet seen Doc's devastating combination of his fastball, and curve ball that would drop from the top of My. Everest to the bottom of the ocean in a heartbeat. It was a thing of beauty to watch. #LFGM
I love waking up to my #openclaw release posts in the morning. It's like Santa came over night and left presents. Can't wait to see what gifts we'll get today. Can't wait to play! :) Thanks @steipete and @openclaw team for making mornings a little more exciting again.
@EdKrassen Dude... For real. I hate trump more than the next guy, but come on. TDS. He said she would make a great soccer player. I mean not the best response, but...
This is the BEST, most hilarious breakdown I have seen of the absurd rationales I have heard trying to justify trump's idiotic war.
BRILLIANT! ๐๐๐
I am Jewish.
I am an American.
I have family in Israel.
I support Israelโs right to exist.
I do NOT support this war.
I do not support Netanyahu.
I do not support Trump.
I do not support the Iranian regime.
I do not support Hamas.
I support the people of Israel.
I support the people of Iran.
I support the people of Gaza.
I support the people of America.
I support the people of all these nations.
I donโt support the leaders of any of these nations.
Thank you.
I rarely step into the fray like this. Most days Iโd rather explore the deeper currents of what AI actually means for human potential. But when I see the conversation around Anthropicโs ban of OpenClaw framed as โfare dodging,โ I realize some things need to be said plainly.
The true moat in AI has never been the model weights, the pricing tiers, or the rate limits. It is something far more fundamental: a deep, genuine understanding that open source paired with a thriving, technically sophisticated community is THE MOAT.
When developers finally build something that lets power users and agents actually use your models at scale โ instead of treating them like thieves in the night โ and your response is to ban the tool, that is not protection. That is self-inflicted blindness.
I have spent years mapping out the real pathways to sustainably monetize AI in ways that align incentives for everyone: creators, users, developers, and the company itself.
Those frameworks exist. They are not the tired 2010 SaaS playbook dressed up in new clothes. And I will not be handing them over for free to billion-dollar companies still operating with this level of low-resolution, short-term thinking.
This is not personal. This is tough love for the American AI industry.
If we keep choosing margin protection over ecosystem velocity, if we keep treating the community that actually builds the future as the enemy instead of the moat, we are not just slowing downโฆ we are systematically handing China the generational advantage they already know how to seize.
The community is the moat.
Everything else is temporary.
To them: Stop employing the wrong frameworks.
Get a real open-source plan.
Now.