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Vibe coding is making founders dangerous.
Not because the code is bad. Because they have no idea WHY it works.
25 years in software, one exit, and I've never seen more people shipping code they can't read.
My approach: I build 80-90% with AI. Partners handle security and hardening.
The difference between "it works" and "I know why it works" is the difference between a product and a liability.
Most founders won't learn this lesson until their first outage.
Don't be most founders.
Claude Code just got owned by a supply chain attack.
The agent installed a trojaned package autonomously. No human involved.
Why it couldn't prevent it: no full memory.
Every session = amnesia. Unable to recognize patterns from yesterday's threats.
Stateless = recursively vulnerable.
OneBrain gives agents persistent memory to learn from their own mistakes.
Open source. Local first. github.com/openbrainaimemory
Over 25 years after eBay & Amazon⦠the NEW eCommerce revolution just dropped.
I lived through 1β¬ mobile phones, the iPhone explosion, rise of eCommerce, messenger, social media, and ChatGPTβs record-breaking launch.
But this? OpenClaw (ex-Moltbot) β the autonomous AI agent thatβs taking over.
Built by Peter Steinberger, it hit 200k+ GitHub stars in weeks. Now heβs at OpenAI building the future of personal agents.
Agents donβt just chat β they shop, negotiate, buy, and run your business while you sleep.
The next wave of internet millionaires starts here.
How many AI agents do you already use? Drop yours below π
#AIAgents #AgenticCommerce #OpenClaw #NewEcommerce #OpenAI
Replying to @barkmeta
while you sleep its caching/extracting all your data and sends it to perp llm to learnοΏΌοΏΌοΏΌοΏΌοΏΌοΏΌοΏΌοΏΌοΏΌοΏΌοΏΌοΏΌοΏΌοΏΌοΏΌοΏΌοΏΌποΏΌοΏΌοΏΌ amazing
All these shiny new βClaude & OpenClaw millionairesβ are giving me serious 2010 Hong Kong tradeshow flashbacks π
Every single booth owner looked me dead in the eye and said:
βYES, I am factoryβ¦ we are the manufacturer!β
95 % were just agents reselling OEM junk off the shelf.
After two days I was like: βBroβ¦ if ALL of you actually own factories, China would be one endless 3-4 storey industrial building from Shenzhen to the border.β
Fast-forward to 2026 and the timeline is doing the exact same dance:
βMy AI agent closed $27k while I sleptβ
βMy no-code Claude wrapper 10xβd in 11 daysβ
βBuilt it on the couch, now it runs itselfβ
Sure, AI agents are basically e-commerce in 1997 β only ~0.4 % of humanity is even using this stuff heavily yet.
But cβmonβ¦ not everyone out here is a @steipete who actually built the real thing.
Most are just agents selling the dream.
Who else is seeing the pattern? Drop your βHong Kong boothβ equivalent below π
Replying to @AntoineRichard
Die Zukunft wird on Demand sein. Du sitzt im Wohnzimmer, schaltest via Voice die Kiste an, sagst ihr zB ich mΓΆchte heute einen neuen Teil von Terminator sehen. Dann generiert Dir die Ki einen Terminator Teil 25 - so oder so Γ€hnlich wirds vlt kommen - nicht morgen, aber schnell!
XRP Army, creating a software and testing smthg with complete different topic, coincidence, we accidentially got the prediction for $XRP, first 2 digits probaly on a friday, then $32ish, sincerely no proper timeframe but a tuesday π π¬











