Every company I've ever worked at still runs Dave's spreadsheet. Different companies. Different industries. Same spreadsheet. Same Dave. I'm starting to think it was the same bloke. One Dave. Spent a week at every business in England sometime around 2015, built a spreadsheet, wrote "DO NOT DELETE" in a cell, said "update it every Monday," and left. And we've all just... been doing that. Ever since. For a decade. Like a chain letter nobody had the nerve to break. Nobody's met Dave. Dave left in 2018. But Dave's work endures, because every Monday someone opens the file and updates it, and could not tell you why if you held them at gunpoint. It has tabs you've never clicked. A formula that needs its own postcode. A macro that fires on open, does something unholy, and is never discussed. And that column. "DO NOT DELETE." No further information. Just a threat. What happens if you delete it? Nobody knows. What breaks if you stop updating it? Nobody knows. Is anyone willing to find out? Absolutely not. So the ritual continues. And here's the bit nobody says out loud: We're not keeping it because it's good. We're keeping it because we're scared. Not of the spreadsheet, of the fact that one transient genius understood the whole business for a week in 2015 and then vanished, and now a .xlsx is the only one who remembers how anything works. Map what goes in and what comes out and it's usually doing about 10% of what you feared. The rest is vibes and fear. Dave's not coming back. He got a job in Leeds. You can probably turn it off. What's your company's Dave's spreadsheet? And be honest, do you think it was the same Dave?

Been working our socks off here for a client trying to get thebaht.com recognised on LLM's. Got our first link from chstgpt today. Feeling is good. Thanks to audit.aeogrowthkit.com/ for getting our sites perfectly aligned for LLM rankings

It doesn't mean you'd finish higher with him out of thr team? Do you go to the games? I'm just curious to figure out how others see it. Without Gueye you concede twice as many goals, he breaks up so much play, he finds all the right passes, he's one of the best there is in that position.

I aspire to be the man in the gym I saw yesterday. He wasn't bench pressing 500kg, doing one finger handstands or sprinting at 21kmh on the treadmill. No this was a different level of confidence. He was blow drying his bollocks in full gym changing room.

£1,000 sent to Thailand via Wise today gets you 43,500 baht. A year ago it was 42,800 baht. The Bank of Thailand is sitting on a 1% policy rate because the war is closer to Bangkok than most people realise. Why the baht is weaker, and what to watch: thebaht.com/forecast/baht-we…

What a strike from Jayden Joseph to secure a MASSIVE win for @TranmereRovers! 💪 #EFL | #SkyBetLeagueTwo

My agent OS proposes work throughout the day that I can approve to run. It got much smarter after I gave it one thing: a story. At first the proposals were ok, some useful, but often too generic. Never surprising or ahead of me. The problem was that each session saw project snapshots but had no narrative. No sense of my goals, priorities, schedule, what I just finished, what’s nearing the finish line, what was starting to drift, etc. So I built a story synthesizer. Every hour it pulls from 10 sources: identity, goals, deadlines, sessions, projects & tasks, commits, notes, research, & more. Pipes it to Claude, which turns that into a living narrative of my current reality. Every proposal run now reads that first and then project-specific data. Now it sees something close to shipping and proposes the missing work before I ask: smoke tests, QA checks, signing verification, release prep, clean approval gates. It sees another project with no real plan and goes off to do the planning legwork itself: researching gaps, mapping dependencies, laying out a realistic day-by-day build path. It’s surfacing things I wasn’t tracking yet, gaps I didn’t notice, work that matters before I asked for it. Part assistant, part coach, part consultant. It knows my story and pushes me towards finish lines now.

I thought everyone was running claude code in termux from their phone anyway, I know I was

Why is Zech Obiero so popular on twitter? Has he been good at Youth International level?

What is everyone's favourite model at the moment? I've been using GLM 4.7 and it's great, not as good as Opus or Codex, but amazing for the price. I've tried Kimi K2.5 but it is terrible and I mean terrible, it took ages to do things, and then did them wrong. Really interested to see what everyone else is using. I see a lot of people saying Codex is the best at the moment

I have just created a cron job creator for @openclaw - I noticed a few people in the community having issues with it. clawhub.ai/digitaladaption/c… This should enable you to create cron jobs easily now

This is how a football club should behave. Back your people when they need you most. 👏 Speedy recovery Jenno

The official @openclaw community has just changed it's name - x.com/i/communities/20134410… Please join and help us grow

Our community has also molted! Keeping in line with Mr Lobster

Seems like my whole feed are buying Mac Mini's this weekend to run @openclaw If you're new to clawdbot I'd recommend trying it out on a @hetzner VPS server first, easy to install and cheap to test if it works for you

Its nuts to see what an open source project like @openclaw is quickly becoming — wet dream of leading ai companies and many startups. Just shows how fundamental things are shifting. Respect to @steipete

I've just built a model router for Clawdbot. Problem: Different AI tasks need different models, but manually switching is annoying. Solution: Auto-route tasks to the best model based on complexity. What it does: • Classifies tasks (coding, research, creative, etc.) • Routes to optimal model (Claude, GPT, Gemini, etc.) • Saves 50-90% on API costs with smart routing • Secure API key management (600 permissions) 6 providers supported: Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, Moonshot, Z.ai, GLM To Install: clawdhub install model-router or clawdhub.com/digitaladaption… TLDR: Ship faster, spend less, use the right model for every task.

If anyone has anymore uses that they want to showcase please post them here x.com/i/communities/20134410…