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There is no special sauce, it's mass hysteria driven by fake adoption metrics and people who don't know anything about computers who let "agents" run free on th

by lm28469 8mo ago

There is no special sauce, it's mass hysteria driven by fake adoption metrics and people who don't know anything about computers who let "agents" run free on theirs. It's the equivalent of showing a magician cut a women in a box in half to a 5 years old kid... Put them in the same category as the neckbeards getting a hard on every 3 weeks for the past 2 years when they get to see the new version of ThE PeLiCaN On A BiCyCle... I wonder how long the circus will keep on going, at least it's funny to witness from the outside

dmix 8mo ago
This is a classic early internet style snarky comment you used to find all over forums
- lm28469 8mo ago
  > Some comments were wrong about one thing long ago hence every comments remotely similar about any other remotely similar thing will always be wrong That's how this argument sounds... And it really isn't a strong argument
juleiie 8mo ago
You really should open your mind to what this tech can achieve. Sooner or later it will click in a way that permanently alters the reality
Zetaphor 8mo ago
I've found real utility in it, but the hype definitely exceeds the current capabilities
- samrus 8mo ago
  I agree. Its similar to the dotcom bubble. Alot of those websites had real utility as well. Its just the hype created a liability in investment that wouldnt be fulfilled
fooster 8mo ago
It is a huge unlock. Ignore this snark and try it yourself. Any agentic use case you can imagine you can start to tackle. Openclaw itself is buggy but the idea is amazing.
- Gormo 8mo ago
  > Any agentic use case you can imagine you can start to tackle. If "agentic use case" is shorthand for "use case that would benefit from giving non-deterministic systems blanket access to private local data and external accounts" than I can't imagine any such use cases.
  - fooster 8mo ago
    That is such a ridiculous statement you are clearly not arguing in good faith.
enraged_camel 8mo ago
Damn son, you sure sound salty!
- lm28469 8mo ago
  Better salty than tricked by smoke and mirrors into thinking the singularity will happen in two release cycles and that chatgpt will cure cancer and poverty by 2028 lmao

by lm28469 8mo ago

dmix 8mo ago

This is a classic early internet style snarky comment you used to find all over forums

lm28469 8mo ago
> Some comments were wrong about one thing long ago hence every comments remotely similar about any other remotely similar thing will always be wrong That's how this argument sounds... And it really isn't a strong argument

juleiie 8mo ago

You really should open your mind to what this tech can achieve. Sooner or later it will click in a way that permanently alters the reality

Zetaphor 8mo ago

I've found real utility in it, but the hype definitely exceeds the current capabilities

samrus 8mo ago
I agree. Its similar to the dotcom bubble. Alot of those websites had real utility as well. Its just the hype created a liability in investment that wouldnt be fulfilled

fooster 8mo ago

It is a huge unlock. Ignore this snark and try it yourself. Any agentic use case you can imagine you can start to tackle. Openclaw itself is buggy but the idea is amazing.

Gormo 8mo ago
> Any agentic use case you can imagine you can start to tackle. If "agentic use case" is shorthand for "use case that would benefit from giving non-deterministic systems blanket access to private local data and external accounts" than I can't imagine any such use cases.
- fooster 8mo ago
  That is such a ridiculous statement you are clearly not arguing in good faith.

enraged_camel 8mo ago

Damn son, you sure sound salty!

lm28469 8mo ago
Better salty than tricked by smoke and mirrors into thinking the singularity will happen in two release cycles and that chatgpt will cure cancer and poverty by 2028 lmao