clearloop

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   by clearloop 1mo ago

   I'm actually feeling FOMO on this now, everyday opening X the presentations of macOS desktop apps are pouring into my timeline, which have similar functionalities with similar tech stack, while when I track the startups invested by YC
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   by clearloop 6mo ago

   Nice execution on the Unix pipes approach! Worth comparing architectures: Axe is stateless CLI (pipe in, get output), crabtalk.ai is daemon + commands (persistent process manages state, commands are standalone binaries on PATH). Both bet on
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   by clearloop 7mo ago

   haha used to think about this! but walrus is from wasm + rust and the song of beatles, and this cute thing is in the zoo!
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   by clearloop 7mo ago

   makes sense, it really depends on the use cases, I'm building my version of claw openwalrus for the local LLMs first goal, I think myself will use local models for daily tasks that heavily depend on tool callings, but for coding or do
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   by clearloop 7mo ago

   I used to want to call it freeclaw, but there is already one, and actually myself started feeling bored about xxxclaw
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   by clearloop 7mo ago

   Mine called openwalrus is local-llm first written in rust: builtin metasearch engine, graph based memory system, editing configs with commands (never need to edit the config files manually)... we indeed need to focus on sort of real "u
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   by clearloop 7mo ago

   imo switch to local models could be an option