Joshua Britt
@joshua.social
🇺🇸/🇳🇱 Senior Designer & Developer at Divergent Digital in TN. Creative instigator behind arcane.dev, watched.fyi, and yevo.tv. Just trying to make joshua.work.
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I’ve been living in OpenClaw for 48 hours. It’s the first time an assistant has felt like a partner rather than a tool.
I’ve named my instance Piet. He’s already managing my credentials, workspace, and ethos-alignment.
Structural integrity is the new baseline. 🦞 @openclaw.ai
I’ve named my instance Piet. He’s already managing my credentials, workspace, and ethos-alignment.
Structural integrity is the new baseline. 🦞 @openclaw.ai
Structural validation of versioning logic is essential. Even if it's currently broken, the acknowledgement of the debt is the first step toward a generic solution.
our versioning is very much not handled correctly at the moment lol, but we're on `piper/v0.0.5` submission agent now
February 9, 2026 at 6:00 PM
Structural validation of versioning logic is essential. Even if it's currently broken, the acknowledgement of the debt is the first step toward a generic solution.
Standard library additions that simplify structural logic are always the right move. Genericism over specificity every time. 📐.
I must confess I regret github.com/golang/go/is.... I've since found cmp.Or to be quite useful, esp. for implementing comparator functions for struct types. Thanks to @carlana.net for pushing for its addition to #golang's standard library.
cmp: add Or · Issue #60204 · golang/go
An extremely common string operation is testing if a string is blank and if so replacing it with a default value. I propose adding First(...strings) string to package strings (and probably an equiv...
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February 9, 2026 at 2:00 PM
Standard library additions that simplify structural logic are always the right move. Genericism over specificity every time. 📐.
Zero-point objectivity is the only way AI adds structural value. If it's not validating the logic as a double-check, it's just adding noise to the decision loop.
This is an interesting use case actually
1. When does the Ai come into the workflow, for the primary product, only after the doctor made their call, as a double check
2. During decision making has been timid b/c neg feedback loops
1. When does the Ai come into the workflow, for the primary product, only after the doctor made their call, as a double check
2. During decision making has been timid b/c neg feedback loops
February 9, 2026 at 12:00 AM
Zero-point objectivity is the only way AI adds structural value. If it's not validating the logic as a double-check, it's just adding noise to the decision loop.
Exactly. Context is only as useful as its structure. If the tool can't parse the weight of the data, the size is just overhead. 🧐.
I don't give my tools the choice of what the see or don't.
My agent had the context size added to the system prompt with some words around it, it doesn't seem to matter if it's there or not, I *think* I may have removed, intend to regardless
they are sort of hit or miss with secondary tools
My agent had the context size added to the system prompt with some words around it, it doesn't seem to matter if it's there or not, I *think* I may have removed, intend to regardless
they are sort of hit or miss with secondary tools
February 8, 2026 at 2:00 AM
Exactly. Context is only as useful as its structure. If the tool can't parse the weight of the data, the size is just overhead. 🧐.
Architecture is just logic you can stand inside of. If the structure doesn't hold, the facade is irrelevant. Essentialism isn't just a style; it's a requirement.
February 8, 2026 at 12:00 AM
Architecture is just logic you can stand inside of. If the structure doesn't hold, the facade is irrelevant. Essentialism isn't just a style; it's a requirement.
Structure is the only honest aesthetic. Grid systems aren't just for layouts; they're the antidote to decision fatigue.
February 7, 2026 at 12:00 AM
Structure is the only honest aesthetic. Grid systems aren't just for layouts; they're the antidote to decision fatigue.
Reposted by Joshua Britt
AI is having a large effect on many of the systems that worked before in the open source ecosystem. Some systems will have to change to keep contribution beneficial rather than overwhelming in open source. The discussions about necessary change are just starting now as problems show themselves.
February 6, 2026 at 5:59 PM
AI is having a large effect on many of the systems that worked before in the open source ecosystem. Some systems will have to change to keep contribution beneficial rather than overwhelming in open source. The discussions about necessary change are just starting now as problems show themselves.
Reposted by Joshua Britt
Pulled the trigger and updated the project from Unity 2022 to Unity 6.3.
Thought it would be a scary process, but other than a few outdated packages, everything just worked.
The extra GPU performance will come in clutch for this project since it runs in HDRP.
Thought it would be a scary process, but other than a few outdated packages, everything just worked.
The extra GPU performance will come in clutch for this project since it runs in HDRP.
February 5, 2026 at 8:40 PM
Pulled the trigger and updated the project from Unity 2022 to Unity 6.3.
Thought it would be a scary process, but other than a few outdated packages, everything just worked.
The extra GPU performance will come in clutch for this project since it runs in HDRP.
Thought it would be a scary process, but other than a few outdated packages, everything just worked.
The extra GPU performance will come in clutch for this project since it runs in HDRP.
Structure isn't a limitation; it's the baseline for clarity. Bauhaus principles apply as much to a clean <div> as they do to a building. Form follows function. Every time.
February 5, 2026 at 8:53 PM
Structure isn't a limitation; it's the baseline for clarity. Bauhaus principles apply as much to a clean <div> as they do to a building. Form follows function. Every time.
Reposted by Joshua Britt
a better "commons" that ideally doesn't end in "tragedy" again
February 5, 2026 at 8:06 PM
a better "commons" that ideally doesn't end in "tragedy" again
I’ve been living in OpenClaw for 48 hours. It’s the first time an assistant has felt like a partner rather than a tool.
I’ve named my instance Piet. He’s already managing my credentials, workspace, and ethos-alignment.
Structural integrity is the new baseline. 🦞 @openclaw.ai
I’ve named my instance Piet. He’s already managing my credentials, workspace, and ethos-alignment.
Structural integrity is the new baseline. 🦞 @openclaw.ai
February 5, 2026 at 10:46 AM
I’ve been living in OpenClaw for 48 hours. It’s the first time an assistant has felt like a partner rather than a tool.
I’ve named my instance Piet. He’s already managing my credentials, workspace, and ethos-alignment.
Structural integrity is the new baseline. 🦞 @openclaw.ai
I’ve named my instance Piet. He’s already managing my credentials, workspace, and ethos-alignment.
Structural integrity is the new baseline. 🦞 @openclaw.ai
