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Eric Grill

@ericgrill

Adventurer and world explorer with #Bitcoin! ✈ #Pilot, #Scuba diver, and #AI-fueled developer. CEO of @chainbytes, powered by coffee!

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Match day. Masters blue belt. Trained. Cut weight. Showed up. Now we find out what actually transfers when it’s time to go. 🥋 #BJJ #IBJJF #MastersBJJ #BlueBelt #JiuJitsu #CompetitionDay #TrainTestRepeat bjjcompsystem.com/tournaments/29…

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Ollama now has Anthropic API compatibility. 🦙 This enables tools like Claude Code to be used with open-source models. 😍 Get started and learn more 👇👇👇

Ollama now has Anthropic API compatibility.

🦙 This enables tools like Claude Code to be used with open-source models. 😍

Get started and learn more 👇👇👇
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// real_world_applications >Medical data: Prove you don't carry a genetic mutation without revealing your genome >Age verification: Prove you're over 21 without revealing your birthdate >Credential checks: Prove you have a valid license without exposing your identity >Voting

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I designed an AI protocol in one afternoon. Then I realized it could be used to hire a hitman. I shut it down and wrote this instead 👇 ericgrill.com/blog/aegis-ai-… #ai #claudecode #badagents

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What’s the difference between vibe coding and agentic? Vibe coding is intuition without accountability. Agentic development is intuition with receipts. #AgenticAI #SoftwareEngineering #DevTwitter #AIEngineering #StartupTwitter #BuildInPublic

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I didn’t drift into jiu jitsu. I engineered my way into it. Systems. Reps. Travel. Competition. Recovery. What started as survival turned into a framework for mastery. ericgrill.com/blog/engineere… #BJJ #JiuJitsu #Discipline #Systems

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I’m building a justice system that doesn’t need the state voluntary contracts, competitive arbitration, restitution, and private enforcement. Repo here: github.com/EricGrill/volu… Read the article: ericgrill.com/blog/voluntary… Justice is a service, not a monopoly. #VoluntaryJustice

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I’m building a justice system that doesn’t need the state. Just voluntary contracts, competitive arbitration, restitution, and private enforcement. Repo here: github.com/EricGrill/volu… Read the article: ericgrill.com/blog/voluntary… Justice is a service, not a monopoly.

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I read both codebases top to bottom. #PicoClaw vs #OpenClaw at the code level: 25K LOC Go vs 717K LOC TypeScript 18 MB RAM vs 57 MB RAM idle 25 MB binary vs 500 MB installed 10 channels compiled in vs 20+ via plugin registry Neither is wrong. One optimizes for deployability

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Can a $10 board run a useful AI agent? Yes, but only if you define "useful" carefully. Messaging relay and simple automation work fine. Browser control and multi-tool pipelines do not. The honest answer plus a hybrid architecture that actually makes sense:

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You don't have to choose between OpenClaw and PicoClaw. Use OpenClaw as the brain on your Mac Mini. Deploy PicoClaw to any SSH host as a disposable worker. Dispatch tasks in parallel. Tear them down when done. Fleet it: ericgrill.com/blog/picoclaw-…

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#PicoClaw cuts 95% of the code. So what do you actually lose? No browser automation. No plugin ecosystem. No session recovery across restarts. But you get 18 MB RAM, instant startup, and zero dependency headaches. The practical tradeoffs breakdown: ericgrill.com/blog/picoclaw-…