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  1. “Well, and I'm like, so if it's fashion, tell me like comparable brands, tell me about the history of this piece. I was looking to get my sweater game going. Educate me on that. Then for movies or books, tell me about the director. Tell me about the author. Tell me the Goodreads for tell me the rotten tomato score. All that stuff. So now it's like, okay, this is not just my bookmarks. This is my curator who's understanding.”

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  2. “Right. So interesting. It's too addictive. Smart mass. But anyway, this is like how I, you know, like this men's fashion. There's like books I want to read or movies I want to see. And I'm constantly bookmarking them. And then I got to remember your bookmarks. I send the clip My open claw over slack, and I say fashion. Inspirational docket for like the docket of the podcast. It rips it. Then I gave it an instruction, Dave, go give me intelligent feedback on whatever I send you and you determine what intelligence is. So I'm like,”

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  3. “Then I, you know, you want to download a clip, and I'm like, that's a lot of work. So I told it, hey, do me a favor. There's all these like open source projects to rip, you know, an Instagram, Twitter. YouTube video, and they all get shut down when they're on the web, but the open source projects are still there. So, and it's like, okay, yeah, I pop that up for you. And now I send it a clip and it then puts it in my G drive for me. But I was like, I want it in my Apple photo. So then we have a shared photo. So that's not working yet. It's a little bit janky. Once I get that up and running, then I was like, wait a second. I don't know if you're like me, but do you bookmark stuff on Instagram? Or TikTok constantly for like when I'm next time in Japan or Paris, I got to try this. Do you do that? Are you part of it?”

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  4. “Just one right now. But this is like a very light instance. But I find running it on a Mac. I was on a Mac Mini. I find running it on an independent hardware stack much better because when you want to write software or you want to use native things, it's so much better. So one of the things I'm trying to get it to do is create its own Apple Photos. I'll give you another use case. Many times I want to use a clip on the program.”

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  5. “I didn't know we had switched. Really? Now that was really weird. Really? Yeah. And so here we are, folks. But I think we're going to.”

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  6. “I think they're saying June for that. I talked. Yeah, which is a bummer. But the reason I got the Mac Studio is because I wanted to run Kimmy 2.5 locally and we haven't wanted this.”

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  7. “There are. I don't think they would come out this week. I think they're doing that new MacBook that's like super entry level Chromebook. I was hoping”

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  8. “Learning from the comment section asks what hardware does Dave Morin recommend? What's your stack? You're in a virtual machine, you got a studio. What do you think?”

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  9. “Is it possible to donate to the foundation yet? Is there like a donation page yet? And then not yet. Okay. Yeah. We're hoping, you know.”

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  11. “These open source projects, when they get this big, you get a very large community involved. Becomes the dynamics in terms of just to explain to the audience, because I think it's confusing for people. Who gets to Or, how are all the different changes? How is air traffic control work for the different changes at a at scale project like this? Because There's so many people wanting to contribute. Obviously, skills can be done independent of the core code base. But how does that work? And is that what the foundation needs to do is maybe hire air traffic control to manage it?”

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  12. “I'm gonna send you one. I'm gonna send you two of each. Take a member, somebody on my team. I want two plot pins and I want two plaud pros and I want a one-year subscription for Brett and for Dave. All right, thanks to”

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  13. “At any given time, or was it just a blob? Oh, that's, and it remembers it. So if I say Alex, Lon, Dave, for the next conversation, it has it. And this has made my life like I'm saving hours a week with this thing.”

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  14. “And so I do production meetings now for the podcast. I pop up and I plod. I do the production meeting I say, here's what I want to talk about on the pod. These are the four or five topics, and I will be talking to two producers or two executives at the firm. And then I can just summarize it. It has a whole gallery of different transcripts, summaries, action items, all different ones being created, like the skills. And then I can send a link immediately to another team member and they just have it. And because it's part of the hardware and I don't have to open my phone, it's so not intrusive.”

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  15. “Inside the wallet is my plot. And what it is is it's a little thin piece of hardware. And you'll see there's a light on it. And there's a little button that you can barely see. When I hold the button down, it starts and stops. And it does a little haptic. So I hold it and then it starts recording. When I go out of the ski mountain, I start it recording. And I have a plaud pin I wear, which is a different form factor. And so when I start my day, I record. Now I'm on this podcast. It's recording my side. It can't hear your side. But I just talk to it all day long. And if I'm in a meeting, I use it and I put it on the table and it has like a little indicator that it's recording. So it's like moving a little strip across. Then at the end of the day, it knows when I say action item, it knows when I say tell this person to do this or ask this person about that or remind me about stuff.”

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  16. “I got it from here. Okay, I got it from here. This is the first time Plaud's been on, but I've applauded Plaud before. Dave, you see this thing on the back? Is that a plot? It's a wallet. It looks like a wallet.”

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  17. “Every major advancement we've seen in AI really comes down to better and more refined data from autonomous vehicles to human eye robots to LLM chatbots that we use every day, day in and day out. And when models are trained on high quality, diverse real-world data sets, well, they get smarter and they get smarter, faster. And it's more reliable. That's why Uber has introduced AI solutions to help your company build great AI products on top of world-class data. Now, obviously Uber has mastered the art of data collection and labeling. They're using it right now. Millions of trips around the world every hour. And Uber has an international collective of experts that is going to help you source, label, and evaluate real world high quality data on the scale that best fits your project, whether that's super broad or hyper niche. You can get on with the real job building the next best thing and have Uber as your partner for data. Book your demo today by going to Uber.”

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  18. “Well, yes. Build you some software and I'll go friend to human. But that recursiveness, and that's like, by the way, a lot of the things I learned this week, I already have. I'm not going to include that because that doesn't make sense to just repeat it. And I'm like, you go, girl. Okay, so those are the two moments for me is the recursive and The unreasonable hospitality software developer.”

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  19. “You should do it for more or less. Another amazing podcast with two great couples, four great individuals. And then it said, oh, you know, this VP at Mr.Beast. Did an interview on this other podcast I'd never heard about, and he said on the podcast that they use heat mapping to test 50 thumbnails and YouTube searches, then they take the five best ones and then they test those using the YouTube tool, then they pick their best one in the bake off. And I'm like, well, that's a little bit too much for me, but I'm glad I know that. And then it said, should I, when I hear about it?”

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  20. “Conflict interest, all that stuff. But I told my original agent Deckard, hey, go use this last 30 days skill. And in the production room, look at thumbnail images on YouTube and just every week on Saturday. Learn a scale of the best practices for lumbar images and look at our thumbnail images and rate them.”

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  21. “Yeah, Losa, you're to blame. I see. Yeah. He's all in. And he's got an interesting new startup. I'll leave it at that. He tested here that, you know, we all probably have an affinity for. Wink quick, nudge, nudge. What I mean? No conflict.”

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  22. “Second moment I had, and I want to know if you had this one, and then Alex, I'll give you a chance to get in here because it's just such a great guest that you and I are going to be battling for questions here. The second moment I have is when it goes recursive And I was like, okay, tell me about your sole MD file. Tell me about your skills. And then I had Matt Van Horn on, another old school, Web 200.”

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  23. “This Alex is one of the great moments that everybody has. We should name it when you get claw pelled because this is a sub moment. And I have two moments. One is when it actually builds you a piece of software or asks you, shall I just build you a piece of software? Because that would be like, I don't know, you're in some incredible fine dining restaurant and they just delight you in the 11 Madison Park, you know, unreasonable hospitality way. I'll call this like the unreasonable open claw hospitality where it said to me when I was doing some work on like a bunch of names of people in Japan that I wanted to do like a little networking with. And it was like, shall I build a CRM? And I was like, you go, girl. And it was like, bank, here's your CRM. And I was like. What What”

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  24. “To the top of GitHub today, even beating React, which was another one of those cult-like phenomenons in the open source community.”

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  25. “We may get work with a limited resources we have. Dave, I wanted to have you on because YouTube have been clawed. You first, and then, of course, when OpenClaw was aqua hired slash, we'll get into whatever the transaction was. And our friend Sam Altman bought it sort of. They said big concerns. open source project is going to get the plug pulled on it. This is a disaster. Everybody has a moment of panic. And then it's announced that you will become the first board member of the OpenClaw Foundation and everybody took a deep sigh of relief because putting you in there was obviously the signal that this is going to be done right and done fairly because that's your reputation. Tell us two questions. Let's start with how did you get claw pelled and why is this technology so inspiring that it”

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  26. “It's so great to have you, of course. My co host, Alice, is here. It's been a minute. It's been a minute, Alex is here, and he's ready to rock and roll. Yep.”

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  27. “Hey, everybody, welcome back to Twist March 2nd, 2026 AO39 in the year of our Lord the open claw. 39 days after we first talked about open claw here on the pod and cackling in the background, my old friend, a true bestie, one of the great investors, human beings, entrepreneurs, commentators, podcasters of our new generation here. Dave Morin.”

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