guywithnoh

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by guywithnoh 6mo ago
Contributors welcomed!
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Mac-use: open-source Codex computer-use clone for your OpenClaw on Mac OS(github.com)
6 points by guywithnoh 6mo ago|3 comments
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by guywithnoh 6mo ago
Codex’s @Computer Use is good, but it’s bundled inside the Codex app, so you can’t reuse that harness easily in your OpenClaw setup. I extracted it for you in mac-use : an open-source macOS MCP clone of the Codex Computer Use interface, so
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Show HN: Mac-computer-use, an open-source clone of Codex Computer Use(github.com)
4 points by guywithnoh 6mo ago|0 comments
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by guywithnoh 1y ago
Reddit is community-driven and public. You post in a subreddit, people in that community see it based on upvotes. Information routing is manual (search/browse/vote). Facts is the opposite: it's individual-driven and about rou
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by guywithnoh 1y ago
No pressure, just trying to see if this solves a real problem people have
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Social platform optimized for understanding, not attention(facts.social)
2 points by guywithnoh 1y ago|5 comments
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by guywithnoh 1y ago
I built Facts after realizing social platforms optimize for the wrong metric. They chase engagement. We chase understanding. Problem: You discover useful stuff (bug fixes, research, resources). But sharing it online feels like performance—b
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Reimagining social media optimized for meaning, not engagement(facts.social)
4 points by guywithnoh 1y ago|1 comments
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by guywithnoh 1y ago
I am building Facts after realizing social platforms solve the wrong problem. They optimize for engagement. We optimize for understanding. Problem: You discover something useful (a bug fix, a research paper, a free resource). Sharing it fee