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Steve Tibbett
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Software developer from Brantford, Ontario
Interesting that Google Stitch has its own API key generator inside the project. This is so much better than most Google projects which require you to create a GCP project and fiddle with a bunch of stuff to get credentials.
Feels like nVidia is trying to get their name in the OpenClaw game, hard (nemoclaw, openshell) but why? So they can sell local inference hardware?
Seeing nVidia go so hard into OpenClaw ("Every company is going to need an OpenClaw strategy") is bizarre. LLMs, I get the value. Same with agents. But OpenClaw is basically an agent with computer use and without most of the guardrails.
That's what makes it powerful, but also makes it dangerous. nVidia is trying to put the claw in a box with OpenShell and gateways, but by the time you get it locked down to a safe level, isn't it just another agent like Claude Code?
Squarespace makes it really hard to find pricing, and their homepage seems really overdone now. They used to be good at this.
My little Linode Kubernetes cluster is such a great way to deploy the little web apps I keep coming up with. Today's is a fairly simple diet tracker that matches what I want. And figured I'd try a Passkeys-only login system.
I have a $24 4gb node that's running 6 Django apps, Postgres, the ingress, certbot, and a few other things.
(Yeah the Y axis is redacted)
Claude's /loop is worth remembering. It's not a direct command so much as direction to Claude that it should set up a periodic job.
I made a DNS change and the next step depends on it propagating, so..
/loop 1m check for dns propagation
(Assuming it knows the domain from the context) It will just wake up every minute, check, and go back to sleep, or delete the timer and continue the task that was blocked.
I always thought it would be nice, after I retire, to pick a couple of open source projects and just contribute to them for fun. AI is going to ruin that isn't it?
Freedom Mobile has been a fun ride. I started at a much higher rate and every time there's a promotion I jump on it so my price has been inching down since I signed up; now I'm at $40/month for 100GB of data in Canada and 10GB of global roaming.
Coverage has never been a problem for me but I live in the GTA so I guess that's no surprise.
And it supports full-screen; it's a pretty good use of that computer.