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9d ago
Herdr is a fantastic product and I've experienced almost no bugs. Can't actually remember if I've come across one. For ease of use, nothing else comes close for running remote sessions, or local for that matter. The abilit
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11d ago
You have to do the journey as a parent. It's long. It's beyond intense. It's a million small victories. A thousand small tragedies. If you come out the other end with mutual admiration and love, the depth is beyond explan
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11d ago
Time with my young adult children. They are all out of the house, recently, and there is nothing, and I mean NOTHING more valuable/meaningful to us than when they come home for a visit or we spend time out in the world. It's incr
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26d ago
This means a great de-risking is happening for the costs of deploying somewhat autonomous agents. This has profound implications on the timeline of deployable personal agents. Cost was a significant factor for many people during the OpenC
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29d ago
Ahhhhh memories. As far as I remember this didn't really spread beyond the PC game developer world. Back in the day we built an automated finger puller (poller) to grab all the game developers .plans and post them on PlanetQuake, et
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1mo ago
Did not get bought by OpenAI. Creator was hired by OpenAI and they sponsor the project with tokens. OpenClaw is a non-profit now. The problem is really that the promise was so big but the management and implementation was so painful, coup
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1mo ago
Small companies doing consulting certainly could. My use of the term "software factory" really implies a lot of automation in turning out useful tools for internal and external customers.
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1mo ago
YMMV but I think with the SOTA models building a token efficient engineering loop is absolutely doable with (imho) solid development and testing practices. I see no reason to buy a 3rd party system for this either. I'm not in enterpr
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2mo ago
One area that I find really compelling and useful now is controlling hardware that I've struggled to use in the past, like the BlackMagic ATEM video switcher/controller. They are very powerful and can turn your space into an incre
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3mo ago
I wasn't trying to go point to point - my point was that its enjoyable to play with. As is Hermes!
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3mo ago
My simple take: Hermes is for the less technical and is more polished. OpenClaw is deeper with more capabilities. OpenClaw has come so far since its' original launch/craze. I recommend taking a second look if you haven't t
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3mo ago
It's still quite fun. The games industry figured out long ago that realism and fun are often diametrically opposed.
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3mo ago
I get stuck when I try to post on social and my brain fills up with all the random people I know that have commented or complimented a post. The problem is there are wildly different expectations of what I post. Is anyone else dealing wit
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3mo ago
fired it up via the $5 opencode go subscription and am stoked. This is an amazing amount of capability for pennies on the dollar. I'm using it alongside my codex and claude max subs. Just fantastic for coding that claude is architect
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3mo ago
Great name!
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4mo ago
I'm using an 8MP camera from freenove on a pi zero 2 - it's great.
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6mo ago
Great question. I've read that the agent sdk is ok as long as it's not for external use - meaning you aren't selling access to it. Unclear now though!
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6mo ago
Big Giant Million Dollar Question: Where does having Openclaw using Claude Code via ACP fall? It's using the Claude Code harness, not the model directly. If you are not aware, ACP creates a persistent session for steering rather than
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6mo ago
Started using this earlier this week. I built a backtesting benchmark tool to compare a mix of frontier and open-source models on a fairly heavy data analysis workflow I’d been running in the cloud. The task is basically predicting pricing
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6mo ago
this is great! Incredibly fast and is working pretty well running loads on my m4 max studio. Weirdly though I'm getting things like this: Apple FM is fast and free but has a hard limitation — it can't process prompts with Spani
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6mo ago
My understanding is that the 512gb offering will likely return with the new M5 Ultra coming around WWDC in June. Fingers crossed anyway!
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7mo ago
Ah, the way I read your previous comment was that you were using both your plan and the api. I understand now.
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7mo ago
I've read this and the replies and I don't understand - but want to. I have 6 agents spun up under one openclaw. 4 of them use my claude code max sub. 2 use my codex sub. I am not needing to use any metered API calls. Why are
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7mo ago
Sure, single-handedly is doing a lot of work here. :) Anecdotally a fair number of people I know have referenced his thoughts so I just ran with that. Most people seem to kind of equivocate about whatever model they like, Peter on the oth
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7mo ago
He's been on a number of podcasts - lex recently, and is really emphatic about Codex as the breakthrough solution he relies on. I just looked and on the handful of podcasts there are about 2,000,000 views this past week and half or so
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7mo ago
Potentially amazing opportunity for OpenAI to more meaningfully compete with Claude Code at the developer and hobbyist level. Based on vibes it sure seemed like Claude Code / Opus 4.6 was running away with developer mindshare. Peter
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7mo ago
Superpowers is from Obra (Jesse Vincent), quintessential hacker and was a leader in the Perl community back in the day (still?). https://github.com/obra/superpowers
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7mo ago
The software industry moat is disappearing. What will happen is 1000 (10,000?) competitors putting price pressure on every saas app. Software will cease to be a winner take all and be a very long tail distribution!
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8mo ago
GM Supercruise on my 2024 Silverado RST is a joke compared to Tesla FSD. It's not even remotely comparable. Supercruise only works on freeways/highways, does not understand ANY navigation. It's a better cruise control, tha
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10mo ago
The math here is mixing categories. The token calculation for a single 1-GW datacenter is fine, but then it gets compared to the entire industry’s projected $8T capex, which makes the conclusion meaningless. It’s like taking the annual reve
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