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jacobgold
4mo ago
Yes, sure, they're using Linux within a virtual machine (WSL2).
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4mo ago
I have two friends that are using coding agents on Windows, which was surprising to learn. Edit: yes, with WSL2 I believe in both cases. I would have assumed almost everyone would get a Mac/Linux computer to use coding agents because U
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4mo ago
Hi, I'm one of the people working on trying to make CLAW.md a thing. Happy to get feedback or answer any questions! We think the lack of a CLAW.md format is one of the biggest things holding asynchronous agents like OpenClaw back. Toda
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CLAW.md – open format for agentic cron jobs
(clor.com)
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4mo ago
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4mo ago
"Your database needs to be in exactly one region. So no matter where you put it, the majority of uses on earth are going to be > 100ms away from it." You're assuming a single global database, which ignores the many alterna
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jacobgold
4mo ago
Sure but there's a ton of complexity in any kind of local-first syncing solution. Often the solution is CRDTs. My point above is that the simple solution ("traditional CRUD app") is actually viable even when the goal is very
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4mo ago
These kinds of local-first syncing web apps are really interesting and can be really useful, but I think the premise is somewhat wrong. "A few milliseconds is all it takes to update an issue in Linear. A traditional CRUD app doing the
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5mo ago
Thanks! Yeah, it is left to a claw's tasks to be idempotent. A rollback mechanism could be interesting but many of the tasks have irreversible side effects. For example, you can't undo sending an email that has already been delive
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5mo ago
Hey fairramone, not sure why your comment got killed (maybe ask the mods) but I'll answer it here: "Your laptop, Mac mini, or a VM" -- is there a Clor-hosted option, or is it always on your own hardware? Do the tools run loc
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5mo ago
I'm one of the co-founders, happy to answer questions. Clor ships a toolbox of CLIs that claws can call directly (but don't have to), grouped into simple areas like Inference (Claude/GPT/Gemini/OpenRouter), Web (sea
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Show HN: Clor – give your agent claws
(clor.com)
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5mo ago
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6mo ago
They did as well competing with Google on search as they have competing with Apple on smartphones.
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6mo ago
There were lots of search engines but very few that made serious well-funded attempts at competing head-to-head with Google.
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6mo ago
"Google had the best search engine, it became a centre of gravity..." Almost no one made serious attempts at competing with Google. And not because of network effects or any other hard blocker. In the early 2000s, the industry j
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Stop Telling Users Their DNS Is Wrong
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3y ago
The Wright brothers' original vision for airplanes was that they could pretty much take off and land from a basic field. And they did seem to consider the idea of heavily prepared airfields something of a failure case. There are very g