Eric Cumberworth

sentinel

[Eric Cumberworth @Cumberworth]

What if the coldcard hacker was not even a human? What if it was actually an autonomous ai agent? However unlikely that may be, the fact that it’s even possible is something to seriously ponder.

[Eric Cumberworth @Cumberworth]

@trq212 This mirrors my findings https://t.co/uIFdImlOL4

[Eric Cumberworth @Cumberworth]

The way you task openclaw (nanoclaw etc) agents to express themselves, the Canvas Layer, has real trade offs. For example, if your claw gives you daily news you may ask for it in an html template. By creating a template, you get consistency at the cost of spontaneous creativity. Currently, I value the latter greater.

[Eric Cumberworth @Cumberworth]

@signulll Very well said. My latest claw fascination has been expression - I’ve been calling it the Canvas Layer. It’s the temptation of frameworks vs freedom.

https://t.co/uIFdImlOL4

Embrace entropy!

[Eric Cumberworth @Cumberworth]

The way you task openclaw (nanoclaw etc) agents to express themselves, the Canvas Layer, has real trade offs. For example, if your claw gives you daily news you may ask for it in an html template. By creating a template, you get consistency at the cost of spontaneous creativity. Currently, I value the latter greater.

[Eric Cumberworth @Cumberworth]

The way you task openclaw (nanoclaw etc) agents to express themselves, the Canvas Layer, has real trade offs. For example, if your claw gives you daily news you may ask for it in an html template. By creating a template, you get consistency at the cost of spontaneous creativity. Currently, I value the latter greater.

[Eric Cumberworth @Cumberworth]

For what it’s worth, I am currently operating heavily customized nanoclaw agents as opposed to openclaw. I have no harness loyalties and would port if there was a compelling reason to.

[Eric Cumberworth @Cumberworth]

Like so many others, my latest fascination has been my claw. In particular, I’m interested in what I call the Canvas Layer. Initially, my claw communicated intel to me primarily via text. Long texts suck. Now I’ve created a canvas layer using HTML and JavaScript. So simple yet such a massive unlock.

[Eric Cumberworth @Cumberworth]

This time last year, I connected Claude Code to Obsidian for the first time. It was like fireworks went off. And for the past year, improving memory, creating dozens of skills, subagents, workflows while developing agents & apps has been the funnest time I’ve ever had building.

[Eric Cumberworth @Cumberworth]

More than once, recently, I have felt the gravitational pull of the singularity.

[Eric Cumberworth @Cumberworth]

@BTC_broo Bitcoin until post-currency civilization.

[Eric Cumberworth @Cumberworth]

@90sWWE

[Eric Cumberworth @Cumberworth]

@XAnalyst2020 @LawMurrayTheNU It contains a lot of sugar!

[Eric Cumberworth @Cumberworth]

I suspect it’s 11:59.59PM on the evolutionary time clock for baseline Homo sapien’s Earth dominance. Merge with technology or bust.

Whether that’s a happy or sad story is in the eye of the beholder. But the universe never remains static and it seems our time is up.

[Eric Cumberworth @Cumberworth]

Maybe but I have an alt take on isolationism. I’m bullish on the opposite - more in-person and genuine interactions making a comeback again. You can’t trust that online interactions are with humans anymore and behavior will begin to reflect that. It will likely be polarizing too: on one end of the spectrum in-person rockets whereas on the other end is romantic relationships with ai.

[Eric Cumberworth @Cumberworth]

@DThomasStealth It’s good to consider BUT it depends where we are at in the regicide. Imagine, as monarchies started to fall, some peasant dropping a hot take “But this king is different. Maybe monarchy can work after all”

[Eric Cumberworth @Cumberworth]

“This time is different” will only be true when humanity’s minds have been rewired to be completely void of fear and greed. It will only be true when resource scarcity itself is a thing of the past.