created n8n + dockling + ollama + deepseek + qdrant + obsidian automation to convert all recent US government UFO files into a searchable and interconnected library that can be queried, visually searched and AI prompted.

I'm a Computer Engineer based in Italy, currently doing my Master's in Management Engineering. I'm actively looking for remote work and ready to start immediately. For the past 2 years, I've been deep in the AI automation space. I started with Make, moved to n8n, and kept going. Today I build everything from end to end automations to full SaaS products to agentic AI solutions. What I bring to the table: → N8n & Make workflow automation → Full stack AI development (Supabase, APIs, LLMs) → AI agent building & agentic systems → SaaS development from zero to deployment → I come with my own OpenClaw agent running on a Mac Mini, ready to plug into your agency's stack I'm not just looking for tasks. I want to join a team or agency where I can genuinely contribute and grow. I work hard, I learn fast, and I've been building non stop. If you're looking for someone who can hit the ground running with AI automation and development, send me a DM or drop a comment below. Let's talk. 🤝

curious to learn what people think. tell me what SAAS, paid API AI subscription is not worth the money in 2026 and tell me why.

I just completed my first full month working on OpenClaw. It’s been an incredible learning experience, but I’ve hit a massive crossroads. My goal was a local gateway running on my Mac. I stripped away the entire UI to make it Headless and fully modified the build into what I’m calling "Stark." However, local autonomy comes with a heavy price tag. Here is what I’ve encountered: - The RAM Tax: I had to delete 80% of the apps on my Mac just to keep the lights on. Running OpenClaw, Antigravity, and Google simultaneously is consuming 95% of my RAM. - Token Burn: I’ve burned through 500M+ tokens so far. This leaves me with a tough decision to make: 1. Keep pushing: Continue improving and optimizing "Stark" (OpenClaw). 2. Switch gears: Move to an alternative without losing my current workspace progress. I refuse to give up the autonomy of OpenClaw, but the resource drain is real. I need your input. Help me make the next move (share your thoughts in the comments) 👇 I am deep in the Claw rabbit hole. Here is my final comparison table: What would you do in my position? Let's discuss. P.S. I’ll be sharing the "Stark" headless configuration in my AI Lab once I decide on the final path.

in 2026 either you own the tech stack and the hardware on which you are hosting your AI automation or you are exploited for data, for knowledge and gated. Are you not smart enough to understand that in 2026 your data and your actions are the only value left. each person's actions and knowledge is converted into a product aka GPP (Gross Personal Product not Gross Domestic Product)