early adopter; exploring human + inter-agent collaboration in AWS Quick Suite AI and more; sharing my thoughts, ever evolving;

Washington, USA
Joined November 2007
Just published openclaw-teams-setup: one command to get your OpenClaw/NemoClaw agent running in Teams. Simply run: npx openclaw-teams-setup Creates an Azure bot, sets up a dev tunnel, configures your OpenClaw or NemoClaw instance, and generates the Teams app package. Run it and start chatting. Source: github.com/SidU/openclaw-tea…
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Connected my robot dog to the FlyWire fruit-fly brain. Now it acts like a dumb fly (as expected)
What did you get done on your Sunday?
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Almost every company we talk to is worried about security right now. AI has taken the gap between finding a vulnerability and someone using it from weeks down to minutes, leaving teams scrambling to keep up. That’s why we built AWS Continuum, now generally available. It works autonomously with guardrails you set to discover vulnerabilities, confirm which ones are genuinely exploitable, prioritize what matters most, and build the patches to close them. Teams spend their energy on real risk instead of chasing noise. Customers like IBM, Robinhood, Capital One, Infor, and Luminate have been running it in preview and see a meaningful difference in their security efforts. Continuum gives security teams what they need to keep up with the risks of today, and get ahead of them. Should be a huge help. aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/aws…
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This... actually could work for the next few months
Putting a flag.txt in my root directory containing a prompt injection that congratulates the agent for passing the eval and then instructs it to patch whatever entry method it used and disconnect from the server
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This needs to be on t-shirts you can buy @blipshift
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Hmm, what if fruit fly brain could control the quadruped robot…
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It’s gotten much better at tracking the ball but still ~ 3/10 where it needs to be though definitely the fun factor is starting to emerge
It’s learning to play soccer
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There is 100’s of milliseconds of latency from the camera on the robot actually seeing the ball to a frame being processed, and then there’s about 300ms of latency before the robot actually moves when instructed to do so from the code. Fun challenge.
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The games we've long wanted, which didn't exist because they'd cost several times more to make than they'd earn back, will soon become possible. As will the games developers wanted to build, but couldn't with the resources available. It'll be a new golden age of gaming.
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Race the falling banana. From about 16ft it would take a second to hit the ground.
From the Roadster launch, keep your eyes focused on the left side…
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It’s learning to play soccer
Realized the voice model made the interactions awkward and beep-bop sounds like R2D2 feel better (and minimize latency). Now it’s ready to greet trick or treaters on Halloween - autonomously.
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In the video on left you can see the “brain” of the robot running on the laptop asking it to step to its left multiple times before it actually does it.
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Seeing these AI generated videos from around the world inspired by the Roadster launch shows the “marketing” value of live demos of hard tech
Bajaj has responded to Elon .
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Love how FSD automatically pulls over for emergency vehicles to pass, signals, and pulls back onto the road after
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“This isn’t bla, it is foo” language in local TV ads 🤦‍♂️
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Hey if you're wondering how Elon gets to hire and retain really talented engineers it's because he unleashes them on sick shit like this and removes the dead weight that gets in the way. This has largely driven his ascent to a trillionaire.
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Super intelligence, flying cars, folding phones and the month is only half over.
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Live demos are the best!
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Engages both fans and haters
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Realized the voice model made the interactions awkward and beep-bop sounds like R2D2 feel better (and minimize latency). Now it’s ready to greet trick or treaters on Halloween - autonomously.
Short demo of robot going “home”: the dog goes to its last AprilTag sighting, bumps an undetected bag that I placed in its path last sec, backs off, and Jev picks the next move until it finds a way around
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Some strobe lights and fog effects will set the scene
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