The Manus slides generator is surprisingly good. With the template reference, you can now create slides with a consistent theme and styling!

Took me two days and two "Erase All Content and Settings" of my Mac Mini to finally get Openclaw set up. Let's see how it lives up to its hype!

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Spent the weekend spinning up 4 AI agents in OpenClaw. This is how I am feeling now on Monday.

I have been doing quite a few interviews recently and still see many fresh grads putting this in the Skills section of their resumes, even those from Ivy League schools! This is an abosolute no no in 2026. Nobody is looking for Microsoft Office skills today (it is table stakes)

I have seen a few of these Rho branded trucks on 101 and 280 lately. Almost every other day I will see one drives by… is this some marketing by the Rho team or is Rho moving so much stuff around the Bay Area? 😀

You can buy a humanoid robot on amazon now

The Dilution Delusion The conventional wisdom in investing, politics, and business is to diversify. Spread the risk. Balance the portfolio. Hedge the bet. But concentration is capitalism’s secret success. It goads asset allocators to place the heaviest bets on the brightest

Most energy startups stay in the lab for years. We prefer being out in the field. There is a specific kind of satisfaction in seeing hardware leave the warehouse and start working in the real world. Infrastructure can feel abstract when you're looking at spreadsheets. It feels

— The Next Political Movement Will Be About Class The sequence of defining social movements has run: trade, housing, guns, gender, race, religion. What comes next is class. Each prior movement — Occupy, Parkland, #MeToo, BLM — built infrastructure but ultimately hit a ceiling.

"This buildout is overwhelmingly powered by natural gas. Nearly every project we reviewed mentions renewables, hydrogen, or nuclear in its public announcements. But the equipment actually being installed in 2025 and 2026 is almost entirely gas-fired. Renewable capacity, where

The VC industry is consolidating faster than most realize. Active VC firms declined 25% — from around 8,000 in 2021 to 6,000 last year. First-time funds averaged just $7 million in 2024, less suited to venture and more like a restaurant opening. Less than 10% of 2021 vintage

So true, every single day!

These days, when I come across some interesting SaaS software products, I send the website links to my Openclaw agent and type "Implement this for me".

Pure software is rapidly becoming un-investable.

Stop asking AI to write perfect code. Ask it to remember what you were doing 3 files ago when you got pulled into that Slack thread. The productivity gain isn't code generation — it's context preservation. Augmentation > Replacement. Always.

Sharing some insights on the massive data center buildout in the US. insights.poshenergy.com

The tech gap between the Bay Area and the rest of the country is widening by the days. Most other people are just getting familiar with ChatGPT and now SF is all about auto research…

At SFO today and come across this as while waiting for the luggage’s. Naive Sean Dorje #agi