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Good morning and pura vida, Nostr! It's @npub1t5u3...j4c2 Convergence week! If you're attending and heading out early, safe travels. 🫂💜🤙🏻

Most people still use LLMs like a fancier Google, ask a question, get an answer, move on. But there's a massive gap between that and what's possible now. If you're running agentic tools like OpenCode or personal agents like OpenClaw, where something is always working for you in the background, you're operating in a completely different league. Not asking questions. Delegating work. The divide isn't about which model you use. It's about whether you see AI as a search bar or a workforce. And many people in this space have been building such as this with this mindset for over a year now. The time to catch up is shrinking. You need to build something today.

Good morning and pura vida, Nostr! Its time to create notes and send zaps! 🫂💜🤙🏻

Be careful out there plebs. I just got a scam announcement email stating that @ZEUS is now available on Windows. It's extremely legitimate looking and seems like a real announcement. The accompanying website is also extremely convincing too. Please be careful. https://zeuswalletdesktopapp.com

ok who spammed the timechain?

The Department of Justice is demanding major tech providers Amazon, Apple and Google provide identities, addresses and purchase histories of at least 100,000 people who used a car tinkering app made by Cayman Islands-based EZ Lynk. 👀

Forbes

The DOJ Is Demanding Apple And Google Identify Over 100,000 Users Of This Car App

The government argues it needs user data to prosecute EZ Lynk for allegedly willfully helping users break emissions laws (which the company denies)...

Managed services nearly always beat self hosted services for the average user. Dropbox beat the home NAS. Gmail beat the mail server. Most people trade control for not having to think about it, and Google knows this. Spark asks for nothing, no hardware, no setup, no Tailscale, etc. It's already inside Gmail and Docs. That's a structural advantage no third party can copy, making it very hard to compete. OpenClaw isn't losing though. Not yet. It's being sorted into the smaller, stickier half the developers and privacy conscious users who understand that an agent this intimate should answer to them, on hardware they control, with software they control. You don't need everyone to understand this to win. You need the people who care. That's where revolution happens. That's why we have FOSS. That's why we have freedom technology. https://thenewstack.io/gemini-spark-vs-openclaw/