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I wrote Conflict: Middle East Political Simulator in 1990. And Floor 13. Now working on Caravanserai. Tech articles in thenewstack.io eastmad on bsky
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“An agent is an LLM and a harness”: What Nvidia really thinks about OpenClaw

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By David Eastman
| The New Stack Verified
How much of Nvidia is reflected by their visionary CEO, Jenson Huang? With his praise and later support of OpenClaw, Huang took a big step beyond the corporate boundary to embrace the “bad boy” of the agent world. Where exactly does Nvidia fit in here? The New Stack put that question to Nader Khalil, Director of Developer Technologies at Nvidia, as well as how Nvidia is working with developers on agentic AI projects.
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Gavriel Cohen found his own code inside OpenClaw, so he walked away

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By David Eastman
| The New Stack Verified
When Gavriel Cohen first saw OpenClaw, he knew he wanted it. At the time, Cohen (soon to be the founder of NanoClaw and NanoCo AI) had stopped developing to work on a marketing project. Cohen tells The New Stack he was deep into Anthropic’s Claude Code, reviving his coding instincts, when he found what was then Clawd Bot (OpenClaw’s original name). “I had my first little go,” he says. “I installed it, connected it to my WhatsApp, sent a few messages back and forth.
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Sealing Pandora’s Box: A win for Alaska’s Constitution, If you can keep it

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By David Eastman
| Alaska Watchman
At midnight this past Wednesday, the legislative session in Juneau finally came to an end. The final day of the session is when special interests often cry the loudest and pressure on legislators is at its highest. After the dust settles, we get to find out which portions of the Alaska Constitution gave way to political expediency this year, and which portions remain standing.
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