> Hope you don't get there too late.

Too late for what? Could no one start a viable internet business in 2005, or were they all taken in 1998? Is it impossible to learn machine learning today, if you weren't jumping into Tensorflow in 2015? Do you think it's impossible to learn OpenClaw today, if you weren't playing with it six months ago, and do you think there might not be a successor that "wins" and is easier to learn and use six months from now, or will I have "gotten there too late" to possibly leverage or learn agents?

I just don't understand what it is you think anyone will be too late for, unless this is just self-justification and snide ego-boosting.

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dist-epoch 3 days ago | parent [-]

In 1998 or 2005 two persons could single-handedly start a Google or a Facebook. Not possible anymore today in Internet.

But in AI a single person created OpenClaw.

It's called low-hanging fruits.

	▲	jmye 3 days ago \| parent [-]
		> But in AI a single person created OpenClaw. Do you think no one can create anything alone ever again? Or can they only do it by adopting the bleeding edge? > It's called low-hanging fruits. 1 in a million ideas are 1 in a million, and they don't require being a bleeding edge adopter of anything. Do you think no one can create a better version of a first-try service? Is the agentic world now closed because someone built a mediocre version of it? For a start-up based board, this point-of-view just feels so sad and myopic.