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I'm blown away by the comments. This is a cool project someone created with clear warnings about its current state (beta), and the community is being utterly di
by bwb 7mo ago
I'm blown away by the comments. This is a cool project someone created with clear warnings about its current state (beta), and the community is being utterly disrespectful. They are building something that many people find useful/fascinating/intriguing/fun.
Come on HN.
- brakup 7mo agoWhy should people find an automated, buggy, risky slopworm for script kiddies that relies on an external slop provider who also gets all your data interesting? This is the lowest, most boring form of programming.
- bwb 7mo agoI think if you dig into it and play with it, you will find that it is doing some really cool stuff. I started playing with it a few weeks ago, and I am having a blast messing around with it. Hoping to hook it up to a robot kit next month to try some fun stuff. Are some people using it in absolutely shitty ways? Yes, but that isn't the majority of the people playing with it. The negativity I am seeing here is off the charts and undserved.
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- xorgun 7mo ago[dead]
- g947o 7mo agoA comment on OpenClaw about how useful it is with absolutely no concrete examples? That's a surprise.
- tredre3 7mo agoYes the cynical tropes are getting tired by now, even though I personally agree with most of them. But suspicions on the legitimacy of the stars seems reasonable, wouldn't you agree? Look at the rate of stars, look at the comments/issues/prs on the repo. It feels safe to assume that most of them are from bots and not organic humans who went out to star a cool project.
- theshackleford 7mo agoI am under absolutely zero requirement to glaze some random piece of software because you or anyone else personally find it interesting.
- tehlike 7mo agonegativity rarely gets you far in life, however. Think about it. I don't use openclaw, don't see the need in my personal life, but i am also not shitting on it.