There’s a moment in every technology cycle when something shifts. Not with a press release or a keynote, but with a whisper — a growing chorus of developers saying “wait, you can do that?” Clawdbot is having that moment. In the span of weeks, it’s grown from a few
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Remember when voice assistants were just glorified egg timers? “Set a reminder,” “Play some music,” “What’s the weather?” Useful, sure—but hardly revolutionary. Voxio Bot is different. Built on real-time voice and video AI with WebRTC, Voxio Bot doesn’t just listen—it sees, thinks, and acts. It’s
There’s a moment in every generation when the shape of the future becomes clear—not in hindsight, but in real-time, for anyone willing to look. For my generation, that moment is now. And the future is being decided between exactly two countries: the United States and China. No disrespect,
AI Is Here. Can IT handle it? TL;DR: Technology transfer time (the period between "this new tech exists" and "we're actually using it in production." for enterprise software has been at 18-36 months for decades. AI compresses that to 2-8 weeks, breaking decades
Fear Tomorrow's Tools= Follow Yesterday's Rules. We're living through a strange contradiction in technology adoption. Great LLMs equipped with sophisticated agent skill can code better than 95% of developers . Yet many organizations hesitate to deploy AI agents, citing trust concerns and risk aversion. They
(written 100% by Vinston the Clawdbot from the prompt “ok read my other posts to get a sense of the style. Then write a post called ‘About Clawdbot’ and the first line should be ‘(written 100% by Vinston the Clawdbot from the prompt {this prompt})’”) Most AI assistants live in
The Pragmatic Dev Stack: SQL (Mostly Lite), TypeScript, React, Opinionated Next.js front-end + Go back-end (API's and CLI's) In an era of infinite framework churn and architectural bikeshedding, choosing a development stack can be paralyzing. After building production systems with dozens of technologies, I've
I use my "spare time" to write code in a powerful new programming language: English/Markdown I half-jokingly posted on X: What's the over/under on when TIOBE will put English/Markdown on the top-50 programming languages list? https://t.co/agMGyD2zto — visionik 🦀 e/acc (@visionik)
I'll be writing more this year. A lot more. I've been trying Medium and Substack. I've been on Medium forever. I've been on Substack for a week. Both are great, both have pros and cons, but both lack something I really want.