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by esskay 9mo ago
Yeah it didnt cost anything as its free right now, this was literally a test to see what the hype was about. All I'd asked it to do was get its self set up to be a helpful marketing assistant for a web-based product. No specifics or an
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by esskay 9mo ago
tbh you could just combine them with starlink sats. didn't they just apply for (and get?) a license for 1 million sats? Stick a single racks worth of gpu power on those and hey presto you've just got yourself the largest ai cluste
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by esskay 9mo ago
Stupid stuff openclaw did for me: - Created its own github account, then proceeded to get itself banned (I have no idea what it did, all it said was it created some new repos and opened issues, clearly it must've done a bit more than t
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by esskay 9mo ago
Ok let me try this, because I can assure you my intent is not to throw some sort of "gotcha" in here. I'm thinking about this purely from my own personal usecase, and right now as far as I'm aware theres no AWS alternati
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by esskay 9mo ago
What makes you think I'll move the goalpost - the original question was pretty clear; EU cloud providers who offer services like AWS does. What you've linked to is a broad scope site listing a multitude of EU based products and se
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by esskay 9mo ago
Did the exact same thing for a client who's ops we managed on AWS. I was pretty against ditching RDS and a load balanced setup for hetzners load balancer and 3 instances (2 web, 1 db) but honestly, it's been pretty smooth sailing.
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by esskay 9mo ago
Name some. Some that match those kinds of services mentioned that people need from AWS.
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by esskay 9mo ago
The best part of all of this is given their history, and the state of robotaxies as a whole, they will fail, and Tesla will crash. And it'll be a great day. The hype and obscene over valuation of them is utterly moronic. Look how much
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by esskay 9mo ago
it is an abuse vector, GoDaddy use it on domain they deem valuable. If you use their site to check a domains availability they'll often pre-reg it, forcing you to buy it through them or they'll just register it and put it up for a
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by esskay 9mo ago
Technically there is, it's mostly used by the worst domain registrars that nobody should be using, like GoDaddy to pre-register names you search for so you can't go and register it elsewhere. Most registrars don't allow, nor
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by esskay 9mo ago
Apparently he phoned Sam and got the ok. Which TBF wouldn't be hard, OpenAI absolutely would not be able to defend the use of 'Open' in the name.
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by esskay 9mo ago
That ones pretty mild, there were some unhinged posts around yesterday about the name.
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by esskay 9mo ago
Go on twitter and search 'maltbot', 'moldbot', 'multbot', etc - the name was just awful and easy to get wrong as its meaningless. I think the crux of it is that 'Molt' isnt a very commonly used word f
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by esskay 9mo ago
Crypto grift
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by esskay 9mo ago
> running it onto your machine is kinda the point. That very much depends what you're using it for. If you're one of the overly advertised cases of someone who needs an ai to manage inbox, calendar and scheduling tasks, sure ma
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by esskay 9mo ago
This is just getting pathetic, it devalues the good parts of what OpenClaw can do.
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by esskay 9mo ago
Training costs might be coming down but costs for hardware that can run these models is still obscenely high and rising. We're still nowhere near a point where its realistically feasible to run a home LLM that doesn't feel like it
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by esskay 9mo ago
All sounds about right for HSBC. They've got some of the worst banking tech in existence. How the heck anyone puts up with their crap is beyond me, I moved away a decade ago but still have a close family member with them and they'
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by esskay 9mo ago
I've got a similar setup (VM on unraid). For me it's only doing a few light tasks, but I have only had it running for ~48hrs. I dont do any of the calendar/inbox stuff and wouldnt trust it to have access to my personal inbox
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by esskay 9mo ago
Fwiw the new 'maltbot' (molt.bot) is the legit one and can be verified on the official github repo which has had its org changed and loads here: https://github.com/moltbot/moltbot (the original redirects for
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by esskay 9mo ago
Seen a couple of people on X have posted about their Claude accounts being suspended after using this. All of them seem to have used it with Claude Code so yes looks like it violates their policy (not surprising really, it breaks their TOS)
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by esskay 9mo ago
I mean, it's got full desktop access so browsing a webpage is going to be pretty trivial for it. We're well beyond anti-bot stuff at this point.
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by esskay 9mo ago
Was adguard dns. Apparently their asset delivery method is flagged on a ton of adblocker lists.
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by esskay 9mo ago
This may be amazing. But it's also incredibly scary what it will do, and how many people using it just dont understand the issues. Also as of the time of writing theres 337 open issues on the repo, many of which are bug reports and sec
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by esskay 9mo ago
Ha, yep you're right. How bizarre, wasn't a browser ad block, it was adguard dns blocking a ton of tracking scripts needed to show the images.
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by esskay 9mo ago
Totally a tangent here but it amazes me how a company as big as Herman Miller could screw a product page up so much by not even having a picture of the damn product.
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by esskay 9mo ago
For anyone confused, this only affects US users who's data is now handled by the new US entity.
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by esskay 9mo ago
Feel a bit sensationalistic. It happens, it's not rare, and we've always got on with life perfectly fine.
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by esskay 9mo ago
I'd never heard of basecoat but it looks great. IMO this is what Tailwind UI should have been. It was utter stupidity that they forced you to use their preferred shiny new JS framework of the week for UI components. > I genuinely do
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by esskay 9mo ago
What a ridiculously sensationalistic headline. It was a minor issue that occurred out of hours and was resolved less than 30 minutes into the working day. Nobody was in any way injured or affected, and it was business as usual.

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