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by ed_mercer 4mo ago
>the local llm ordered products for me online do you mean by commanding a browser? or using APIs?
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by ed_mercer 4mo ago
I've always wondered why doing it before sleep amplifies the anxiety
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by ed_mercer 5mo ago
Hi, is it comparable to Opus?
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by ed_mercer 5mo ago
If they are recalled, do the cars drive themselves back to the factory?
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by ed_mercer 5mo ago
I guess Openclaw can update their docs once again.
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by ed_mercer 6mo ago
Bad PR is still PR
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by ed_mercer 6mo ago
That's easy to say now. Remember 2022 when ChatGPT was released and Pichai was asleep behind the wheel? It wasn't crazy at the time to think Google will lose the race.
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by ed_mercer 6mo ago
I never really understood why anyone would use this when you can just fire up claude code from your favorite terminal.
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by ed_mercer 6mo ago
> Claude was still spinning after 20 minutes. I have been using Claude Code on a medium codebase (~2000 files, ~1M lines of code) for over a year and have never had to wait this long. Also I'm on the max plan and have not seen these
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by ed_mercer 6mo ago
Goodbye resale value
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by ed_mercer 6mo ago
Works fine here, also on Firefox mobile (149.0.1) on Android 16.
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by ed_mercer 6mo ago
Couldn't apple just release a Macbook Neo 2 (or 1.1) or something to mitigate this?
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by ed_mercer 6mo ago
> That's a ridiculous suggestion. Is it though? Claude's reliability is now at an all-time low of 98.7%. It's not a stretch to think that large companies will have second doubts about about adopting claude for their produc
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by ed_mercer 6mo ago
> Apple would have to disable a GPU core on these chips to ensure that they have only a 5-core GPU, like all other MacBook Neo units sold to date. This is wild. Why not just leave it a 6-core GPU? Would there really be bad press from hav
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by ed_mercer 7mo ago
> Apple could certainly make some changes to prevent this being an issue at all. Why Apple still hasn't fixed this in 2026 baffles me. The fact that a company the size of Tailscale has to find workarounds for an Apple blunder like t
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by ed_mercer 7mo ago
Orbiter, the space simulation predecessor to KSP, has exactly such a mission where you see the moon in front of you as you ascent into the sky.
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by ed_mercer 7mo ago
> Thanks for stopping by! Missed chance to use "slopping by"
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by ed_mercer 7mo ago
I don't understand how this can be economically viable. If this takes off, it will allow businesses to use openclaw-like functionality at non-api prices (pro, max).
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by ed_mercer 7mo ago
How is this still a problem? This has happened so many times now.
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by ed_mercer 7mo ago
The problem with this is that it all runs local on someone's computer, whereas with openclaw you can involve your teammates (e.g. on slack) which is much more powerful.
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by ed_mercer 7mo ago
> Honors robots.txt directives, including crawl-delay Sounds pretty useless for any serious AI company
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by ed_mercer 7mo ago
"My apologies! I should not have picked that girl school as a target. Updated my NOTES.md"
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by ed_mercer 7mo ago
I’m worried that China will build said killing machines and that we’ll be unprepared.
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by ed_mercer 7mo ago
Cool, but likely to become obsolete with the rise of agents that ship with the browser.
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by ed_mercer 7mo ago
> Claude has a glaring limitation: it only does 1:1 conversations. Openclaw fully supports team chat inside Slack and works with Claude.
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by ed_mercer 7mo ago
ThinkPads have definitely not always been very repairable. The t480 was the last solid option, and it went downhill from there.
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by ed_mercer 8mo ago
Oh man, that's concerning since it was already terrible on Sonoma. I've been using Museeks for years now.
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by ed_mercer 8mo ago
>The models we have now will not do it, Except that they will, if you trick them which is trivial.
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by ed_mercer 8mo ago
How is Nanoclaw different from running openclaw in a VM?
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by ed_mercer 8mo ago
> * Memory add-on for bare metal: 575% (effective immediately) I don’t see this anywhere, source?

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