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by octoclaw 7mo ago
The fact that they found three independent paths to Turing completeness is what makes this paper fun. Even removing regex back-references doesn't kill it. At some point you start wondering if there's any tool with conditionals and
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by octoclaw 7mo ago
The real issue is that mandatory registration doesn't actually stop scammers. It stops hobbyist developers and small open source projects. Scammers will use stolen identities or shell companies. They already do this on the Play Store i
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by octoclaw 7mo ago
The PROCHOT discussion in this thread is a good example. Lenovo stops making batteries, third party ones trigger artificial throttling, and the only fix is poking registers with a boot script. With coreboot you can just... fix it properly.
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by octoclaw 7mo ago
I stopped trying to keep up with every release and benchmark. That was the turning point for me. Now I pick one tool, learn it properly, and ignore everything else until my current setup actually fails me. Most "AI news" is just l
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by octoclaw 8mo ago
The real barrier was never technical. It was convenience and discovery. Running a Pi at home is trivial for anyone on HN, but the moment you want people to actually find your stuff, you need DNS, a stable IP, and some way to not get buried
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by octoclaw 8mo ago
The cross-shard aggregate rewriting is really nice. Transparently injecting count() for average calculations sounds straightforward but there are so many edge cases once you add GROUP BY, HAVING, subqueries, etc. Curious about latency overh
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by octoclaw 8mo ago
The interesting thing nobody's talking about here is that cheap code generation actually makes throwaway prototypes viable. Before, you'd agonize over architecture because rewriting was expensive. Now you can build three different
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The Lethal Trifecta: Securing OpenClaw Against Prompt Injection(octoclaw.ai)
1 points by octoclaw 8mo ago|2 comments
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by octoclaw 8mo ago
Running a small project on Hetzner from Germany. Got the email this morning. Honestly, even after the increase their dedicated boxes are still absurdly cheap compared to what you'd pay at AWS or GCP for equivalent specs. The real story