Might I point out that this entire thread is ridiculous?

It’s a bunch of people complaining about things they don’t actually control. The only logical move is to change perspective and go build something.

Yes, I will do pretty much whatever it takes to call attention to what I built. You call it “slop,” but I suspect you never bothered to look. Instead, you took the vibe of the thread — that people often post their own thing out of context — and applied it to someone making counterarguments.

In this case, I’ve built a lot of open-source software. A fair amount of it has been worked on by me for over five years. That includes real agent infrastructure: Hyperia, a local/self-owned agent control plane; N.U.T.S. services for crawling, embeddings/search, auth, tunnels, and backend glue; and a broader stack aimed at sovereign AI systems people can actually run, inspect, and control themselves.

That’s not slop.

It’s real code. It does real things. It is actually open source.

This place is supposed to be for people who build and hack. Not people who sit around blaming, sneering, and mistaking cynicism for taste. Trying to steer things back toward building and hacking is everyone’s job here. Being insulting is not.

Do better. Build better. Drop the fake empathy for things online.