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reassess_blind
6mo ago
Enough for what?
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6mo ago
It does, but it's certainly not trivial. In fact there's an unclaimed $1000 bounty on prompt injecting OpenClaw: https://hackmyclaw.com/
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6mo ago
Fairly hard to bypass the latest LLMs with grandma's bedtime story these days, to be fair.
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6mo ago
Sounds like a good idea. Please send me the Github link once done and I'll have my OpenClaw take a look and form my opinion of it.
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6mo ago
It looks as if this tool has traditional static rules to allow/deny requests, as well as a secondary LLM-as-a-judge layer for, I imagine, the kinds of rules that would be messy or too convoluted to implement using standard rules.
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6mo ago
That's surprising. Surely there are still more than there were 30 years ago?
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6mo ago
Not to mention there are more students.
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6mo ago
People should be able to do things that provide them with little value. Over-eating and drinking alcohol seem to be some of the UK's favourites, far more than smoking.
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6mo ago
The head rush of the first leaded gasoline inhale in the morning used to beat any cigarette, too.
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6mo ago
Not the quantity of food though. Deaths attributed to obesity are higher than those of smoking in recent years. Smoking rates are falling, but obesity continues to climb in the UK.
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6mo ago
It’s never been easier to make your own ereader with parts from AliExpress.
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6mo ago
https://youtu.be/-ahtp0sjA5U?si=iXwfIBcpJQvVX-AB
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6mo ago
The initial lightspeed animation lags on my beefy gaming desktop.
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6mo ago
Is there rate limiting? Cant find anything in the docs.
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6mo ago
What about your interaction makes you think he’s scared of black people, specifically?
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7mo ago
I've always relied on Google Ads and eventually SEO for my SaaS products. For SEO, I've had good success with having the landing page be an unauthenticated version of the app itself (modified to include SEO friendly text), allowin
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7mo ago
Safe to assume the US government is now the only one with access?
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VPNs surge in Australia as mandatory age verification for adult content begins
(techradar.com)
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8mo ago
What’s the best lightweight “claw” style agent for Linux? It doesn’t necessarily need containerisation or sandboxing as it would be run on a fresh vps with no access to important data.
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8mo ago
Yes, it’s worthwhile because the new models are being specifically trained and hardened against prompt injection attacks. Much like how you wouldn’t immediately fire Alice, you’d train her and retest her, and see whether she had learned fro
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8mo ago
News aggregation, research, context aware reminders. Not nearly as useful as letting it go open-season on your data, but still enough that it would’ve been mind blowing 10 years ago.
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8mo ago
I’d love to see a classical (or rapid/blitz) tournament where the players don’t know who they’re playing. Separate rooms, arbiters make the moves for the opponent. I think we’d see some interesting results.
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8mo ago
The average Discord user does not care.
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8mo ago
It is a really impressive tool, but I just can’t trust it to oversee production code. Regardless of how you isolate the OpenClaw instance (Mac Mini, VPS, whatever) - if it’s allowed to browse the web for answers then there’s the very real r
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8mo ago
I hate websites that don’t finish loading, like this one on Brave iOS. Gives the impression it’s downloading something massive.
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8mo ago
That's a nice way to put it.
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9mo ago
Yes, you do need to read further. The “no artistic talent” was clearly a throwaway comment and a lighthearted excuse to play around with Claude. Not everyone wants to become a maestro.
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9mo ago
Found the spec here: https://github.com/gavrielc/nanoclaw/blob/main/docs/SPEC.md The scheduled tasks seem like the major functional difference. Pretty cool. Has anyone tried Anthropic’s “Cowork”? Ho
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What’s the difference between this, and just running Claude Code in —dangerously-skip-permissions mode in a container and accessing remotely via ssh? I’m confused as to what these claw agents actually offer.
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9mo ago
What makes you think it's an AI comment?
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