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by cvhc 8mo ago
See the other comment. > did you fight it? I talked to university lawyers (and LLMs) regarding another issue with DHS. For the sake of national security, they have the legal authority. There isn't much I can do. Unless I can prove t
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by cvhc 8mo ago
I dunno. Maybe because I used to do research at a Chinese lab when I was a student? That was my impression when I was once questioned for many hours by DHS at the airport. It's impossible to get an answer. They are granted broad legal
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by cvhc 8mo ago
Google discloses stats about government requests via FISA / National Security Letters: https://transparencyreport.google.com/user-data/us-national-... I was in one of these published NSLs issued by FBI a few years
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by cvhc 8mo ago
I've been paying for the pro version for a while. It's templating is really powerful and easy to use. For my vocab deck, I set up a input field (e.g., word) and a bunch of derived fields (dict definition, AI-generated example, TTS
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by cvhc 8mo ago
What amuses me about this hype is that before I see borderline practical use cases, these AI zealots (or just trolls?) already jump ahead and claim that they have achieved unbelievable crazy things. When ChatGPT was out, it's just a ch
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by cvhc 8mo ago
It's technically trivial. It's probably already happened. But nothing was harmed I think because there were very few serious users (if not none) who connected their bots for enhancing capabilities.
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by cvhc 8mo ago
49 as ESL speaker. Fun little game to practice English words :)
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by cvhc 8mo ago
Well, before talking about harm, I just don't think there are many real users trusting the bots to do serious things, and even fewer would allow their bot roaming free. My relevant post: https://news.ycombinator.com/ite
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by cvhc 8mo ago
As a native Mandarin speaker, I always think the most difficult feature in English (and a few other European languages, like French) are the rich vowels. Like done vs down, beat vs bit, trailing dark l vs -ou/-u sound, and frequent vow
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by cvhc 8mo ago
Could you share some of the useful tasks it has successfully done?
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by cvhc 8mo ago
Would you mind sharing some deliverables from your claw army? Like, the business's webpage, Jerry's job postings, or even Katy's tweets. I'm happy to follow the progress :)
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by cvhc 8mo ago
The humble crow is eager to hear your success stories. So what are some useful tasks that your claw has managed to do?
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by cvhc 8mo ago
If anyone would like to share their story of success in mass creating clickbaits/vital tweets, that also counts :)
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by cvhc 8mo ago
Right, the link doesn't work for me: "Post not found". Did you instruct your claw to do any actual things (beyond "post something on MoltBot")?
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Ask HN: Any real OpenClaw (Clawd Bot/Molt Bot) users? What's your experience?
121 points by cvhc 8mo ago|189 comments
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by cvhc 9mo ago
I and a friend (both are not Apple users) had the same issue about 2 years ago. I gave up after trying different (non-Apple) platforms, IPs and phone numbers. He was applying to Apple internship and ended up borrowing a Macbook to set up hi
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by cvhc 9mo ago
I agree with your point on surviving the market, but I also suspect vibe coding give rise to lemon [1] projects that only intend to get quick money and don't care about recurring revenue. My wife was preparing for a specific exam and f
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by cvhc 9mo ago
The restrictions have to be enforced by the non-LLM deterministic control logics (in the OS/database/software, or the agent's control plane). It cannot be just verbal instructions and you expect the LLM not to generate certai
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by cvhc 9mo ago
That's O-1A. O-1B: Individuals with an extraordinary ability in the arts or extraordinary achievement in motion picture or television industry.
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by cvhc 9mo ago
For general researching/chatbot, I don't feel one of them is much better than the other. But since I'm already on Google One plan, upgrading the plan costs less than paying $20/mo to OpenAI, so I ended up cancelling Chat
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by cvhc 10mo ago
It's been long known many older TP-Link IoT devices doesn't require any authentication to connect, as my Kasa HS300 strips. Later models requires the account credential [1], but I'm not surprised that they still left somethin
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by cvhc 11mo ago
I'm frustrated that some fundamental aspects in agent development lack clear guideline. One example is input/output types of function tools. Frameworks offer some flexiblity and seemingly I can use fundamental types and simple dat
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by cvhc 11mo ago
Yeah I know but isn't unwrap basically a trivial way to: (1) give up catching the exception/error (the E part in `Result<T, E>`) that the callee throws; and also (2) escalate it to the point that nothing can catch it. It has
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by cvhc 11mo ago
I don't get why that SQL query was even used in the first place. It seems it fetches feature names at runtime instead of using a static hardcoded schema. Considering this decides the schema of a global config, I don't think the dy
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by cvhc 11mo ago
Some languages and style guides simply forbid throwing exceptions without catching / proper recovery. Google C++ bans exceptions and the main mechanism for propogating errors is `absl::Status` which the caller has to check. Not familia
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by cvhc 1y ago
"Section 1. Restriction on Entry. (a) ... the entry into the United States..., is restricted, except for those aliens whose petitions are accompanied or supplemented by a payment of $100,000". OK, if I consider this interpretat
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by cvhc 1y ago
I have quite opposite experience. I've never seen ads for Chrome but frequently see Apple (including Safari). And when I search for "chrome" or "browser" in Play Store, Firefox/DDG/Opera come before the tr
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by cvhc 1y ago
Despite the title, I don't think YouTube is the main issue... You can replace it with tiktok, twitter, your favorite video game, watching TV... and that still sounds unproductive and unhealthy. In fact, I'd rate short videos and f
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by cvhc 1y ago
My US visa has been revoked long ago. But I'm still flabbergasted by the blatant threatening and discrimination. What's next? EO #14XXX Chinese Exclusion?
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by cvhc 1y ago
I really look forward to desktop experience on Android tablets. For personal use, 2-in-1 (laptop+tablet) conceptually makes a lot of sense. But I think 2-in-1 laptops go the wrong way -- they are full laptops with bad tablet experiences (be

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