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Thoughts on Retreats and Openness
Thoughts on Retreats and Openness
It's been a good week since we came back from our retreat in Spain, and it's incredible how much these meetings improve…
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🦄 Peter Steinberger shared thisApparently we didn't talk enough about w̶o̶r̶k̶f̶l̶o̶w̶s̶ loops yet! See ya there!🦄 Peter Steinberger shared thisJoin us after the AI Engineer conference for Crafting Software Factories! Expect high-quality conversations and a wide-ranging panel with Zach Lloyd (CEO of Warp), 🦄 Peter Steinberger (OpenClaw creator at OpenAI), Paige Bailey (DeepMind), and Andrew Reed (Sequoia Capital). Recording will be posted soon after.
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🦄 Peter Steinberger shared thisProud to be part of this!🦄 Peter Steinberger shared thisWe’re expanding OpenAI Daybreak to help democratize patching vulnerable software at machine speed: - Codex Security plugin: find, validate, and fix vulnerabilities right inside Codex - The full version of GPT-5.5-Cyber model: a strong model for trusted defenders - Cyber Partner Program: powering products built on top of our best cyber capabilities for 20+ leading security companies to secure the world's software - Patch the Planet: working with maintainers to secure critical open source projects With an update to GPT‑5.5‑Cyber, it’s now more permissive and more capable for advanced, authorized cybersecurity work. It is our most capable cyber model yet, with stronger performance on defensive workflows like tracing vulnerable code, validating issues, developing patches, and preparing evidence for human review. Codex Security brings these capabilities into real security workflows. Teams can run deep scans, validate findings, trace attack paths, build threat models, generate codebase-specific patches for review, and export into the tools they already use. We’re also launching the OpenAI Daybreak Cyber Partner Program with leading security software and services providers. Participating partners can use GPT‑5.5 with Trusted Access for Cyber in the security products and services they provide to customers. This helps their customers benefit from advanced defensive AI, while keeping direct model access with trusted partners. Our goal is to move beyond using models to find more vulnerabilities, towards a world of safer software and cyber resilience. https://lnkd.in/eTjgMDUw
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🦄 Peter Steinberger shared thisGreat to have Gideon working with me at the OpenClaw Foundation!🦄 Peter Steinberger shared thisMost of the work I do with my AI agent disappears the moment the session ends. We figure out a good way to do something, then next week I'm explaining it all over again. That's why we built Skill Workshop at OpenClaw. Your agent takes the work you did together and turns it into a skill it can use forever. It drafts a proposal, you review and tweak, you apply. Nothing goes live until you say so. https://lnkd.in/eUJGUv4MSkill Workshop: Turn Agent Work Into Reusable Skills - OpenClaw BlogSkill Workshop: Turn Agent Work Into Reusable Skills - OpenClaw Blog
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🦄 Peter Steinberger reposted this🦄 Peter Steinberger reposted thisLooking forward to a conversation with the “Clawfather” 🦞 Peter Steinberger from OpenAI at Snowflake Dev Day on June 4th! Agents are moving fast. We'll dig into what's working, what's not, and what builders need to think about right now.🚀 Join us! 👇 https://lnkd.in/gjdJT2bj
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🦄 Peter Steinberger shared thiscreating new jobs right here 🦞🦄 Peter Steinberger shared thisTL;DR: New Job at Microsoft. Bringing OpenClaw + personal agents to Microsoft 365! I’m excited to share that I’m starting a new role at Microsoft, leading a team building personal assistants for Microsoft 365 customers. My goal is to help usher in a new generation of proactive assistants, ones that lighten your load by taking on tasks end-to-end, and that can also step in proactively when they can help. As part of this mission, I’ll be partnering with the OpenClaw + M365 community to bring the energy of this work to our customers. We’ve already hit the ground running with a fully integrated Teams plugin for OpenClaw, and I can’t wait to help usher in the era of personal agents at work. On a personal note, leaving the Word team is genuinely bittersweet. Thank you for trusting me, pushing me, and teaching me so much, your craftsmanship, care for customers, and high standards are what make Word enduring. I’ll be cheering you on from my new seat, and I hope we keep building together as the next chapter of Word, and Office, evolves toward an agentic future. Thanks Charles Lamanna for believing in this opportunity, and Sumit Chauhan for providing me the opportunity of a lifetime to lead Word for the past 3 years. 🦞-Omar
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🦄 Peter Steinberger shared thisGTC’s been amazing. Jensen’s talking about me on the keynote and all the lovely folks at Nvidia. 🫶🦞🦄 Peter Steinberger shared thisWhat a week! Flying to NVIDIA GTC at the last minute to hack on OpenClaw and NemoClaw with Peter Steinberger, Vincent Koc, Aaron Erickson and everyone behind the scenes at NVIDIA has been a career highlight! Having everyone pull together to get something done, and then watching it take off like a rocket has been incredible. Seeing NemoClaw hit 8k stars 🌟 on GitHub in a little over 48 hours makes all the late night coding worth it. Thank you to everyone in the team who pulled out all the stops to build something incredible together. It took a village. https://lnkd.in/eFcNC8Nj
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🦄 Peter Steinberger shared thisHigh praise for my latest creation. https://lnkd.in/d39JvhJeOpenClaw Showed Me What the Future of Personal AI Assistants Looks LikeOpenClaw Showed Me What the Future of Personal AI Assistants Looks Like
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🦄 Peter Steinberger shared thisMade a thing. It's blowing up. 🦞🦄 Peter Steinberger shared thisThe AI assistant we were promised in 2011 finally exists - it's just not from Apple or Google. I've been running ClawdBot, an open-source, self-hosted AI assistant created by Peter Steinberger, and it's genuinely changed my daily workflow. What makes it different from ChatGPT or Claude: 1. Lives in messaging apps (Telegram, WhatsApp, Slack) - no separate interface or app to check 2. Persistent memory - it actually remembers what you told it yesterday 3. Proactive outreach - sends morning briefings, task reminders, and alerts 4. Full computer access - can browse web, check email, run code, automate tasks 5. Runs 24/7 on a $5/month server I put together a complete walkthrough showing how to set this up from scratch in about 15 minutes. It's early-stage software with some rough edges, but the development pace is remarkable. There's an active community around it, and fixes ship within minutes, not months. If you're interested in practical AI automation beyond chatbots, this is worth exploring. Full tutorial: https://lnkd.in/dUzFUhNwClawdBot (OpenClaw): The self-hosted AI that Siri should have been (Full setup)ClawdBot (OpenClaw): The self-hosted AI that Siri should have been (Full setup)
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🦄 Peter Steinberger reposted this🦄 Peter Steinberger reposted this🚀 It’s here. The Ultimate Guide to App Monetization 2026. After months of research, interviews and collaboration with some of the sharpest minds in mobile, we’re excited to release something big. 🔥The Ultimate Guide to App Monetization 2026🔥 A 40 page playbook that breaks down where the industry is heading and how top teams are actually building high performing monetization engines today. This is not another theory deck. It is practical. Actionable. Built to be used. And packed with ready to use templates, checklists and frameworks. What’s inside: ✅ The complete modern monetization tech stack (with tool recommendations) ✅ Monetization funnel playbook with "quick wins" for each stage ✅ Event tracking blueprint & metrics sheet (LTV, CAC, ROAS & more) ✅ Subscription pricing checklist & tech stack audit template ✅ Deep dives on hybrid models, pricing optimization and timing strategies ✅ Future-proofing insights: DMA, DFA, Web3 and what's next And most importantly: it features the insights of incredible contributors who shared their expertise with full honesty and conviction. A huge thank you to: Eric Seufert, Sylvain Gauchet, Andrew Davies, Hannah Parvaz, Matej 🦩 Lancaric, Adam Jaffe, Jeff Grang, Ben Jeger,Eric Crowley and many more! Your voices shaped this into something truly valuable for the industry. Why we built it: Monetization is changing fast, but the fundamentals are getting clearer. Teams do not need more hacks. They need a system. This playbook gives you one. If you work in growth, product, monetization or data: bookmark it. Share it. Put it into your 2026 planning. 👇 Download the full playbook: https://lnkd.in/dGB26wZq Let’s make 2026 the year we build apps users love to use and do not mind paying for 💜
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🦄 Peter Steinberger liked this🦄 Peter Steinberger liked thisWhen you choose a job, you're choosing a founder's personality to work inside of. Culture doesn't come from a bottoms-up process. It comes from the top. I learned this the hard way at Facebook — where culture was literally in my title — because I spent years thinking it was my job to craft and shape the culture. It took me an embarrassingly long time to realize that the culture came almost entirely from Mark's personality. The remainder was shaped by the behavior of the leaders around him. My job was to articulate it and help people understand it. Not to shape it. This sounds obvious in retrospect. It isn't when you're in it. It also has real implications for how you pick a job. The more senior you get, the more you're not just joining a company — you're choosing to work inside someone's personality, values, and instincts. Their relationship to failure. Their relationship to learning. Whether they look for someone to blame or someone to fix it. All of that flows downhill. So before you take the job, study the founder. Not their LinkedIn. Not their press. Watch how they behave when something goes wrong. Watch what they celebrate. Watch what they ignore. That's the culture you're signing up for. I've believed this for a long time, but it was cool to hear Mike Schroepfer — former CTO of Meta and co-founder of Gigascale Capital — say the same thing on this week's episode of WorkLife. Link in comments.
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🦄 Peter Steinberger liked this🦄 Peter Steinberger liked thisAfter almost seven years, I’ve decided to leave GitLab. The timing feels right to me, and I’m curious to see what comes next. During my time at GitLab, I saw the company grow from hypergrowth to the post-IPO phase. I stepped into a manager role, was part of the exciting period on the first AI team, and spent my last years as a Staff Engineer in the Plan department. What I’m most grateful for, though, are the people I worked with and the friends I made along the way. Thank you to everyone who was part of this chapter!
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🦄 Peter Steinberger liked this🦄 Peter Steinberger liked thisMost of the work I do with my AI agent disappears the moment the session ends. We figure out a good way to do something, then next week I'm explaining it all over again. That's why we built Skill Workshop at OpenClaw. Your agent takes the work you did together and turns it into a skill it can use forever. It drafts a proposal, you review and tweak, you apply. Nothing goes live until you say so. https://lnkd.in/eUJGUv4MSkill Workshop: Turn Agent Work Into Reusable Skills - OpenClaw BlogSkill Workshop: Turn Agent Work Into Reusable Skills - OpenClaw Blog
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Technical University Vienna
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Started the first Mac/iOS developer course on my university and was a tutor for multiple teams for over 2 years. We worked in close relationship with Apple Austria to make this possible. Several team members are now full-time iOS or Mac engineers - proud to be of help for them pursuing this path.
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Efficient iOS Version Checking
PSPDFKit Blog
See publicationFew apps have the luxury to support only the most recent version of iOS. It's often necessary to set a lower deployment target and branch in code based on specific versions of iOS. This post explains the best strategies around this issue.
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Swifty Objective-C
PSPDFKit Blog
See publicationObjective-C originates from the early 1980s, and while the language has evolved a lot over the years, it's still no match for really modern languages like Swift. With Swift 3.0 on the horizon, it's smart to write new apps in Swift. However at PSPDFKit, we are still firmly in the Objective-C world.
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PSTCollectionView
GitHub
See publicationOpen Source, 100% API compatible replacement of Apple's UICollectionView.
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