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jimminyx
7mo ago
Can you please share the details with me so I can fix? gavriel@qwibit.ai or https://x.com/Gavriel_Cohen
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7mo ago
Author and creator of NanoClaw here. I did my best to communicate this but I guess it was still missed: NanoClaw is not software that you should run out of the box. It is designed as a sort of framework that gives a solid foundation for you
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Show HN: Badge that shows how well your codebase fits in an LLM's context window
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Lessons from Growing a Software Leadership Team
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7mo ago
I get why you feel this way. There's this weird thing happening online where AI hype accounts dog pile on any hint of the beginning of a trend and will beat on it until the next trend comes around. They will make up claims and create e
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Gonna change things so it uses CLAUDE.local.md for user-specific updates and the regular CLAUDE.md is static. This will help prevent this from happening to contributors. CLAUDE.local.md is deprecated but I'm sure anthropic will continu
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7mo ago
Gavriel (creator of NanoClaw) here. This is the correct answer. It's more dogfooding than testing though. This is describing the structure of an Obsidian vault that is mounted in the container as an additional directory that claude has
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8mo ago
I will keep the source code as a minimal implementation that has the core capabilities that made Clawdbot/OpenClaw useful: chat with it via messaging app (only one channel included out of the box), memory (minimal implementation that l
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8mo ago
Thanks! I believe that's where software is going. Just need Karpathy to give it a name so it can take off ;)
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8mo ago
Interesting. Again, not a lawyer, but all of this is a bit murky and not sure it applies. 1. Usage is not automated and unattended - it only responds to messages that are sent to it with a specific prefix "Andy:" 2. This is not a
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8mo ago
OP here. Yes! This was a big motivation for me to try and build this. Nervous Anthropic is gonna shut down my account for using Clawdbot. This project uses the Agents SDK so it should be kosher in regards to terms of service. I couldn'
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OP here. Appreciate your perspective but I don't really accept the framing, which feels like it's implying that I've been caught out for writing and coding with AI. I don't make any attempt to hide it. Nearly every commi
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8mo ago
Fixed, thanks. Claude Code likes to insert itself and anthropic everywhere. If it somehow wasn't abundantly clear: this is a vibe coded weekend project by a single developer (me). It's rough around the edges but it fits my needs (
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Show HN: NanoClaw – “Clawdbot” in 500 lines of TS with Apple container isolation
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Beating context rot in Claude Code with GSD
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My most rage-inducing beliefs
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We should talk more about air-conditioning
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Leadership Updates
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We chose LangGraph to build our coding agent
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Does sharing first authorship on a paper carry a penalty? What the research says
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To Win Trust and Admiration, Fix Your Microphone
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> Testing and mocking is a huge challenge when developing LLM driven systems that aren’t deterministic. Even relatively simple flows are extremely hard to reproduce. This is by far the most frustrating part of building with LLMs. Is ther
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SOTA Code Retrieval with Efficient Code Embedding Models
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Building Revenue Data Pipeline
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Tracking gulls to prevent a bird flu pandemic
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Conceptually, LLM-as-a-judge doesn't feel like it should work — it's like asking a student to grade their own homework. it's very unintuitive for me that it actually seems to work pretty well
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Men are more prepared for fatherhood than we think
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The attention is probably just latching on to strong statistical patterns. Obvious errors create sharp spikes in attention weights, and drown out more subtle signals that can actually matter more
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Dropbox Engineering Career Framework
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Flow Engineering for Code Agents, and >$8M ARR in 2 Months as a Claude Wrapper
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