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Now our job is to do what agents can’t do yet. About AI, product and design

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@shipilov_vlad @ProductHunt @TobiraAI Congrats

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@shipilov_vlad My respect

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@shipilov_vlad Invite please sir

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5. Eloquent JavaScript 4th is a classic free JavaScript book. It is useful for pumping the database, even if the code is often written by AI.

https://t.co/K8rEsTplBe

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4. Donella Meadows — a book about systems thinking: how to see the causes of problems, not just the symptoms.

https://t.co/zHb9HCMACv

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2. Agents are moving offline. Today they move from chat into operating systems and the internet. Tomorrow they will move into the physical world through smart devices and sex robots.

Let's get ready.

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It seems I needed one big signal: OpenClaw crossed 200k stars on GitHub in about three months and reached a level Linux took around 14 years to get to, and React around 12, before I finally pushed myself to understand what AI agents actually are.

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Where does this lead? Two conclusions.
1. Software development is changing its base model. We used to write rigid instructions. Now we build systems where the agent reasons and tools execute. The variability and speed of change go through the roof.