Llm

Another blog post to write about how I use things. In this case; Openclaw + Discord. I’m writing this because a friend of mine asked me, @bagawarman. I hope this helps you as much as Openclaw has helped me in my productivity and changing how I approach LLMs. First Principles To start, I’m approaching this in first principles thinking, I have just a few. But before that, let me just say that in optimizing my use cases, I needed to approach this in a liberal way. Letting go of pre-conceptions and the same old same old. Then do it eloquently with just 1 use case that has a high value for me. ...

I am in my early 40s today and life hits different today compared to a decade ago. Optimistic still but more realistic in many ways. This blog post is touching a topic that I have been less eager to talk about publicly. However, the impact it has had on me is undeniable so I will talk about it. Being someone who build for a living, I’m used to learning new things to add perspectives at the very least. When the AI boom happened with ChatGPT 3.5, I shrugged it off as buzzword, nothing more. The model replied my message but that was it. Fast forward to today, I don’t think I can go back to not having AI/LLM in my daily life. ...

This is a writing about getting things done more than it is a showcase of a new business and the tech empowering it. Within this, an attempt to explain the why will also be written. But before all that, I’m going to try to look cool first so get ready for some cringe moments. Vibe Coding Hell yeah! But not in a way most will vibe with. Being a backend guy, giving up control is not my nature although the web frontend is vibed. As with any experiments, it started with an idea then proof of concept, hit walls then pushed through. Here are the core tech stack to build SleekChat: ...