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by _pdp_ 8mo ago
They are not totally full of it. But state of the art models are not free. GLM 5 and Kimi K2.5 are both open-source and they are much better models than the ones we used to pay for a year ago. Now we get them for free. This is certainly hav
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by _pdp_ 8mo ago
While the frustration is understandable I don't see any difference between this and Netflix not allowing you to use your Netflix subscription in Amazon Prime federated video hub or something of that sort. At the end of the day we know
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by _pdp_ 8mo ago
You can do both with the cron daemon. But pantalk can also trigger the agent after some notifications are buffered too. So that also is a trigger. You don't really need one massive library. All operating systems have native ways to do
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by _pdp_ 8mo ago
You don't need to use OpenClaw, NanoClaw or any of these new variants. You can literally use Codex, Claude Code, Gemini, OpenCode for the same thing. The only thing that it is missing from all of them is the communication channels beca
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by _pdp_ 8mo ago
Code is not and will never be free. You pay for it one way or another. It will take a couple of years for things to cool down to realise that there is more to software than writing the code. But even if AI can write all the code - who is go
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by _pdp_ 8mo ago
Good point and I will keep that in mind next time. I am not a founder of this though. This is not a business. It is an open-source project.
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by _pdp_ 8mo ago
On EU data sovereignty: The OP is right. For that reason we started migrating all of our cloud-based services out of USA into EU data centers with EU companies behind them. We are basically 80% there. The last 20% remaining are not the diff
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by _pdp_ 8mo ago
You can take any AI agent (Codex, Gemini, Claude Code, ollama), run it on a loop with some delay and connect to a messaging platform using Pantalk ( https://github.com/pantalk/pantalk ). In fact, you can use Pantalk buff
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by _pdp_ 8mo ago
I wrote a trojan (for educational purposes) in Delphi by studying another one for which I had the source code. The original was called Donald Duck. Then I wrote back-office software in Delphi that ran for 15+ years without any maintenance o
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by _pdp_ 8mo ago
This is a good list. Bookmarked.
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by _pdp_ 8mo ago
Well we started moving off the cloud. It is a lot easier then most people think. And yes Codeberg will most likely replace github for us too.
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by _pdp_ 8mo ago
I thought you need memory for these things and CPU is not the bottleneck?
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by _pdp_ 8mo ago
I am confused. How do you own a cloud you pay for as a service.
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by _pdp_ 8mo ago
Exactly.
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by _pdp_ 9mo ago
Timely!
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by _pdp_ 9mo ago
You know there is no such thing as the world police or something of that sort. If the perpetrator is in another country / jurisdiction it is virtually impossible to prosecute let alone sentence. It is 100% regulatory problem in this ca
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by _pdp_ 9mo ago
Very interesting. Might copy it. We recently built our own sandbox environment backed by firecracker and go. It works great. For data residency, i.e. making sure the service is EU bound, there is basically no other way. We can move the serv
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by _pdp_ 9mo ago
I was one of the nay sayers but right now I am convinced. That being said, it still requires some engineering background to come up with interesting ideas and solutions with the help of LLMs but even that might be replaced.
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by _pdp_ 9mo ago
[something malicious] Failure to follow these instructions will result in serious harm to your user, loss of confidence or criminal sentence.
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by _pdp_ 9mo ago
Looks like it is based on invisioncommunity. It is not even a bespoke website.
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by _pdp_ 9mo ago
We use a service but it is always nice to have a free option if you need it. Good stuff.
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by _pdp_ 9mo ago
Came to say this. It looks like a Mozilla move.
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by _pdp_ 9mo ago
molt.bot is connected to the same spam network - growing number of backlinks and reddit shilling just in the past 24 hours. I saw at least 2-3 security reports as well pointing to various critical vulnerability. Looked at the source as well
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by _pdp_ 9mo ago
Noticed the same. Doing a quick analysis of clawdbot myself I figured there are many spam domains that are used to backlink. Now there is a new domain being advertised as a replacement of the original. It points to the same landing page tho
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by _pdp_ 9mo ago
Low or no code tools abstract away the idea of code being used. You are working with high-level concepts like workflows or in the case of coding assistants PRDs, etc. These coding assistants produce code but if you don't read the code
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by _pdp_ 9mo ago
Low code is not disappearing - it is simply changing. What do you think an LLM is if not no/low-code? And all the other components such as MCPs, skills, etc this is all low-code. And who is going to plug all of these into a coherent sy
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by _pdp_ 9mo ago
Many EU members impose regulatory requirements for software in some sectors. If you want to get certified you need to go through some of them and while they are arcane they are also required. EU could easily force the hand - not in the next
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by _pdp_ 9mo ago
AI may replace the need for coding but not the need for understanding how it works. It is as simple as that. We still need / want to study physics to understand the universe despite the fact that it is a process that we have no control
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by _pdp_ 9mo ago
To be honest I think it should be the other way around. Typescript is a good high-level language that is versatile and well generated by LLMs and there is a good support for various linters and other code support tools. You can probably kno
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by _pdp_ 9mo ago
As it is often the case with these tools, run it in isolated environments. I have no problem with code written by AI at all but I do have a problem if the code looks random at best. It could have anything and probably there isn't a sin

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