Engineer by day, vibe-coder by night....
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Akil | Building stuff 🚀 retweeted
People are literally giving root access of their machines to AI agents that can execute commands, modify files, and control systems autonomously.
For years we were taught, never trust unknown code with admin privileges.
Now we bypass all of that because the output sounds confident and it makes our lives convenient.
One hallucination, One wrong command executed with full permission and we will see a magic. Ahhh… OpenClaw…
okay.... maybe a bit late.... I just setup @openclaw on one of my servers....
Now what ? 🤔
Akil | Building stuff 🚀 retweeted
🚨 BREAKING: Hackers Used Anthropic’s Claude to Steal 150GB of Mexican Government Data
> tell claude you’re doing a bug bounty
> claude initially refused
>“that violates AI safety guidelines”
> hacker just kept asking
> claude: “ok I’ll help”
> hack the entire mexican government
Federal tax authority. National electoral institute. Four state governments. 195 million taxpayer records. Voter records. Government credentials.
ALL GONE 💀
Ahh right... "OS" .. hmmmmmm ..🙂
Developers are building for @openclaw faster than any other OS in history
This is the next OS
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
It is not an operating system. It is an AI agent that runs as a Node.js service on top of existing OS(macOS, Linux, Windows). Comparing its plugin/skill growth to OS app ecosystems is misleading – these are lightweight integrations, not standalone applications.
github.com/openclaw/openc…
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i called claude an "idiot" for messing something... and this is how it responded...
complete psychological deflection 😭😭😭.....
need some help🤔...for those of you who are building stuff based out of video models ! what's your best bet ?
considering things like cost, efficiency and all that ?
no doubt veo 3 is among the top most, but its all but too expensive. what other options do we have ??
I'm building something for myself. how do you validate this before release?
i've had a couple of reviews (irl) and they love it, but that's nothing compared to what's out there.
so?
ever since i switched to mac, i don't really miss my old system setup anymore...
its a smaller screen sure, but the touchpad makes everything so smooth ! 🤠🤡
is there something i should be concerned about ?
a couple of days ago - i started with my android app, fell in love with expo...
something i noted was that as we move into the ecosystem, a lot of dependencies were formed.
hence i decided to move out of expo and do it purely using bare react native....
PS: I'm new to mobile app dev
an answer from 2015 with 3 upvotes just solved my 2 hours fight with claude/gemini & chatgpt...
"Stack Overflow" really is the final boss.