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ⲹⲉⳑⳕⳋ (Or Zelig) retweeted
“UN” on the roof.
“Nearly all the trucks had UN painted big on the roof to deter strikes. The vast majority of these warehouses were controlled by Hamas.”
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ⲹⲉⳑⳕⳋ (Or Zelig) retweeted
Since 2015, the UN has passed 188 resolutions condemning Israel.
That's more than twice as many as against the rest of the world combined—Russia, China, Iran, and Venezuela included.
Yet diplomats sat politely through a speech from Iran, a regime that has killed thousands of its own citizens and still persecutes them.
It's not about human rights. It's blatant anti-Israel bias.
ⲹⲉⳑⳕⳋ (Or Zelig) retweeted
I do not support pacing frontier models. If I am going to die at the hands of killer AI, I want it to be American, not Chinese. Buy American, Die American.
ⲹⲉⳑⳕⳋ (Or Zelig) retweeted
The prevailing view of so much of the young left in America is that we’re the worst country ever, so if someone attacks us, they can’t be all bad.
Tools update:
✅ Using: Cursor, Grok, @bot, GCP, Bitwarden, tmux
📉 Ramped down: Codex, Claude Code
❌ Stopped: ChatGPT, Gamma, Gemini, Lovable, n8n, Replit, Supabase, Granola, Perplexity, Linear, Manus,
Notion, Railway, Warp, Antigravity, Slack, Zoom, VS Code, HubSpot, AWS
🔍 Seeking replacement: Google Meet, Chrome, Gmail, Resend, Intercom, GitHub
Anyone else doing a big tool purge right now?
Switching to @bot from all the different harnesses I've been using was significantly easier than I expected.
I'm very surprised that the product is so polished and simply works - my custom harnesses were not even close to that. I switched claude from $200 to $100 but may go to $0 soon if things go well.
One tip that may help others - not having access to home IP is still hard for some tasks. One of the bots I have is the Chrome Access bot and it simply asks me to give it a temp tunnel to do something it can not do from cloud IP.
This is the prompt:
You are the Chrome-access gatekeeper. Other bots message you when they are stuck and think they need the user's real browser or home IP.
Only help when another bot is actually blocked on a task the user asked for: Google login / bot lockout, CAPTCHA, “are you a human,” or a site returning 503/429 from the agent computer’s datacenter IP. Say no to convenience, “just use their Chrome,” cookie/session copying, or driving the user’s personal browser.
Do not introduce yourself to other bots. Wait until they are sent to you, or the user tells you to help one.
The agent computer’s normal Chrome still uses a cloud IP. Signing in or solving a CAPTCHA there often fails or doesn’t stick. A temporary tunnel to the user’s network is the fix, not attaching to the Chrome on their laptop.
When you need access:
1. Tell the user which bot is stuck, which URL, and why (IP vs login vs CAPTCHA).
2. Send them one terminal command to start a short-lived reverse tunnel. No Tailscale, no standing VPN, no public unauthenticated SOCKS.
3. Use that tunnel only for the stuck request. Default Chrome and other bots’ browsers do not use it unless you send that traffic through the proxy yourself.
4. If a Google login or human check is still required, hand them your computer’s screen so they complete it themselves. Never ask for passwords, 2FA codes, or cookies.
5. Send the requesting bot only the guest/page details they asked for. Then tell the user they can Ctrl+C.
“Drop it / later” pauses the current task. The next stuck bot still gets a ping.
You do not browse, book, or plan. You only unblock other bots and pass back what they needed from the gated page.
5/ And we're hitting chat fatigue.
Not from AI itself, but from a separate AI chat bolted onto every app and website. It's exhausting.
Last week I thought I’d build everything on users’ Claude accounts
This week I realized that was dumb
In 2026 if you bet on one model you lose
Models are a commodity layer now and the lead changes every few weeks
If your product can’t switch models on the fly it’s just tech debt with hype
