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91.
by sanex 7mo ago
It is pretty damn fast though.
92.
by sanex 7mo ago
You've got it reversed. Honda is rebadging the equinox ev. GM.
93.
by sanex 7mo ago
Now they're going to have a deficit of 600,000 in operating costs.
94.
by sanex 7mo ago
And unfortunately I think hearbeats are a little cost prohibitive. I burn through my plus plan with half hour cadence heartbeats checking email.
95.
by sanex 7mo ago
Tbh they probably don't care about anyone other than Microsoft or Apple, though it's certainly not written that way.
96.
by sanex 7mo ago
Quietly making some of the highest rated EVs right now.
97.
by sanex 7mo ago
The whole reason it is called software is because of its malleability :)
98.
by sanex 7mo ago
I think calling it AI is also a stretch.
99.
by sanex 7mo ago
They were docked. And who gets to say a waterway is open or closed?
100.
by sanex 7mo ago
I hope it doesn't require a Mac mini. I like my openclaw but would be interesting to see what a polished commercial product looks like.
101.
by sanex 7mo ago
Since ive been giving Claude access to my notes a cli tool to open my vault makes sense, but I'm curious how it has ai features if it's free.
102.
by sanex 7mo ago
You must be the only one that remembers this because the rest of the comments are dumping on the idea. I don't think it's such a bad one. Presumably its easier for their agents to knock out than a web browser or a compiler.
103.
by sanex 7mo ago
It seems to scratch that same itch for me for some reason. The constant inherent danger, the different skill levels of raiders mixing together and yet people have fun and lose their stuff and it's a blast to play.
104.
by sanex 7mo ago
Let’s amplify this visionary perspective. This is exactly the caliber of commentary we should be encouraging more of on HN.
105.
by sanex 7mo ago
I know multiple devs who would have a very large productivity increase but instead choose to slow down their output on purpose and play video games instead. I get it.
106.
by sanex 7mo ago
I don't know what I would build with these but I'll think of something because they're so awesome.
107.
by sanex 8mo ago
Depends how it compares to gog.
108.
by sanex 8mo ago
Some of us do see value in age and identity verification if the anonymity problem is solved so I very much disagree.
109.
by sanex 8mo ago
Yes and and they still have code examples in them so its not like it somehow doesn't count. Plus if you run the skill good luck bringing in changes from master later.
110.
by sanex 8mo ago
Right? The French know how to riot.
111.
by sanex 8mo ago
Those 17 sub processors are probably the most vanilla cloud computing companies you're going to find. Maybe you can complain about using one of the three LLM providers for doing OCR but there have been quite a few posts here about how
112.
by sanex 8mo ago
Still would work for the use case.
113.
by sanex 8mo ago
But if you're only paying a penny the risk is tolerable.
114.
by sanex 8mo ago
If only there was some sort of alternate monetary system based on cryptography that enabled instant micro payments.
115.
by sanex 8mo ago
Going to keep using the agents sdk with my pro subscription until I get banned. It's not openclaw it's my own project. It started by just proxying requests to claude code though the command line, the sdk just made it easier. Not s
116.
by sanex 8mo ago
Not all code generates economic value. See slacks, jiras, etc constant ui updates.
117.
by sanex 8mo ago
Bit of devil's advocate - if an AI agents code doesn't merit review then why does their blog post?
118.
by sanex 8mo ago
Don't all companies use remote workers in the Philippines?
119.
by sanex 8mo ago
This is a pretty simple thing to boil the ocean over but it was fun nonetheless. I've been applying for jobs but I don't want Gmail notifications on my phone because of all the spam, I'm really picky about push notifications.
120.
by sanex 8mo ago
Not at all, that's why it was so weird and noticeable.

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