Multi-Tasking at its finest. Editing in @Adobe with FCP7 shortcuts. Voice Over in @ElevenLabs . Orchestrating 7 AI agents in @DevinAI . Video clips in Kling3.0 using @AskVenice.

"The best we can do is live life, enjoy it and know it is meant to be enjoyed - Know how important and special every time...moment…person is. And at the end of the day say, “I have enjoyed it, I have really lived the moment. That is all. All is that. Is. Is is such a powerful word. It is not was or will be. It is IS: Is is alive.” -David Saltzman (The Jester Has Lost His Jingle)

For 18 years, I’ve built marketing and sales automation systems. The best people I worked with weren’t engineers, they were ops folks who lived in spreadsheets. The real skill was always systems thinking, not code. Now with @DevinAI, I can do what used to take months. Haven't been this excited about marketing/sales automation since first playing with @Infusionsoft in 2008.

20 years since @OneRepublic released Apologize. Time flies.

Took @AskVinh's comms course in '22, which boosted my confidence to speak in front of 1000s. Just finished watching the virtual version again and was reminded how powerful his Stage Academy is. In-person is awesome. Virtual is as awesome.

Going crazy not being able to go to the gym, cycle, rock climb, swim, or run, thanks to a recent kidney surgery. Thinking of taking up professional walking. @ryandobbeck how many miles does a professional walker do a day?

Two days ago, we got @AskVenice CTO's attention, who commented and engaged with this thread. Today @cyb3rwr3n started flexing its cyb3rnetic wings by submitting a highly technical PR to @NousResearch's Hermes repo, fixing an issue in its holographic memory recall mechanism. We're watching Venice's stealth agent being created in realtime, and now we know they're building it with Hermes. github.com/NousResearch/herm…

Claude update just reset my weekly credits, usually reset on Friday at 10pm. Cool finally seeing what Max 200 gets without openclaw, but man those design credits vanish WAY too fast.

Navy SEALS use box breathing to stay calm & intensely focused during stressful situations. 3 times per day for Five minutes each will exponentially reduce your cortisol / stress levels. Come back to this tweet to practice daily

Conductor's experimental spotlight feature has been a great find. Espcially paired with gstack.

Monday = All Things New. 11 years ago @HankFortener gave a talk that rewired my Monday's. iTunes just told me I've listened 300 times . Monday = Moon Day. The ancient marker of new beginnings. Every Monday I meditate on one verse: "Behold, I am making all things new." (Rev. 21:5) 52 Mondays. 52 fresh starts. Whatever last week held, it's Monday. Time to start again.

Excited for this podcast. After spending the last few years trying to figure out my own health, exploring unconventional approaches and nearly losing my right kidney, I've pinpointed specific foods, health products, and even dental products as root causes of my gut inflammation, kidney stone formation, and more. Much of it traces back to misinformation we've been fed for decades. Through @function tests, EBOO ozone therapy, and a willingness to question what we've been told, I've turned my health around completely.I'm sure the people Bobby brings on will be great

It’s Tuesday. Bring on the battle.

Venice AI just released End-to-End Encryption Verifiable by any external party Vires in numeris Here's how it works 🧵

Trash Day has been announced. Co-op adventure game where you and your friends play as raccoons scavenging junk. Made by ex-Rocket League developers. The game supports up to 4 players online and is coming to PC via Steam.

a $47k incident: two ai agents stuck in a recursive loop for 11 days. no breach, no exploit. just agents with unbounded api keys and no infrastructure-level enforcement to stop them. we built the demo that makes this failure mode impossible (📺 watch the video) the ampersend x @BlockRunAI agentops demo shows a buyer agent and seller agent communicating over a2a, with every llm inference call routed through blockrun via the x402 payment protocol. the seller pays blockrun per request using usdc on base. ampersend's wallet policy enforces the daily spending limit at the wallet layer, not in application code. when the limit is hit, the treasurer refuses to sign. the agent is economically dead. the loop stops. total spend: exactly the daily limit you configured. this matters because step limits and token caps fail under composition. agent a calls agent b which calls agent c. each one self-reports staying within budget. the bug that causes the loop also breaks the counter. anything that depends on the agent's own logic to limit its spend will fail in exactly the scenarios where limits matter most. the architecture here moves budget enforcement out of the trust domain of the agent entirely. the wallet is the circuit breaker. built with ampersend blockrun x402. testnet transactions on base sepolia, mainnet-ready. check out the repo ⬇️

I remember back in 2019 when a senator during a CO crypto banking group meeting said it would likely take 5–10 years for the SEC and CFTC to actually align on policy. Here we are, seven years later. Let that be a lesson for anyone building in regulated industries. “If you want to see _____ at scale in the United States, you need to see yourself as a policymaker first, then as an innovator.” Jack Tate (CO) This stuff takes time. Thanks to the policy makers.

One of my favorite entrepreneur perks? Shredding powder and turning chairlift rides into stealth user interviews with total strangers. They vent their daily frustrations, I casually point out the pattern they hate… boom 💡👀 Customer discovery at 10,000 feet is unbeatable.