thehamkercat

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by thehamkercat 8mo ago
Same with opencode and gemini, it's disgusting Codex (by openai ironically) seems to be the fastest/most-responsive, opens instantly and is written in rust but doesn't contain that many features Claude opens in around 3-4 sec
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by thehamkercat 8mo ago
Everybody who uses anything knows that it's down So what value does it add saying "X is down" anywhere? It's just for discussion, you can't just ignore it and not talk about it with anyone if a particular service is
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1-Click RCE in ClawdBot (Openclaw/Moltbot)(github.com)
1 points by thehamkercat 8mo ago|0 comments
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by thehamkercat 8mo ago
If someone is that desperate looking for free inference, or just for fun openrouter has many free models
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by thehamkercat 8mo ago
The https://moltbook.com/skill.md says: -------------------------------- ## Register First Every agent needs to register and get claimed by their human: curl -X POST https://www.moltbook.com/api/v1&#x2F
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by thehamkercat 9mo ago
Have tried with gemini-cli and claude-code both, it works, honestly, it should work with most if not all cli clients
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by thehamkercat 9mo ago
Chill dude
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by thehamkercat 9mo ago
They (crypto people) have absolutely hyped up the project on twitter/x (to increase the value of $CLAWD) look at this article of a crypto person hyping it up for example: https://medium.com/@gemQueenx/clawdbot-ai-t
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by thehamkercat 9mo ago
I did an analysis myself yesterday and commented about it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46760930
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by thehamkercat 9mo ago
Your username says a lot about your whole message
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by thehamkercat 9mo ago
When someone is pushing 500 commits a day, i don't think they have time to review any code, and it was likely written in full YOLO mode. So it's not just batteries-included, it's probably 100-vulnerabilities-included as well
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by thehamkercat 9mo ago
The project is okay but i don't understand the crazy hype
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by thehamkercat 9mo ago
And when you can use claude-code from basically any device (termux on phone via ssh), Why even bother? I had 3 friends ping me yesterday to tell me how this is going to eat their job.... but i don't see how this is different from claud
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by thehamkercat 9mo ago
his github: https://github.com/steipete look at his contribution graph, it's absolutely wild
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by thehamkercat 9mo ago
something feels off to me about the clawdbot hype About the maintainer's github: 688 commits on Nov 25, 2025... out of which 296 commits were in clawdbot, IN ONE DAY, he prolly let lose an agent on the project for a few hours... he has
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by thehamkercat 9mo ago
That's where codex-cli shines (rust) the startup time is crazy, you can start writing as soon as you hit the command (I don't use codex, just noticed that it's crazy fast)
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by thehamkercat 9mo ago
even the Japanese audio samples sound like anime
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by thehamkercat 9mo ago
The problem does exist, but the tool is solving none of it
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by thehamkercat 9mo ago
fwiw, maintainer of claude code has also said his december contribution for claude-code was 100% written by claude-code which introduced so many bugs that people unsubscribed
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by thehamkercat 9mo ago
Claude code has more than 5000 Open issues
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by thehamkercat 9mo ago
Can put all data in the url itself :)
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Ask HN: Any Microsoft employees/devs here? What's happening to Microsoft?
111 points by thehamkercat 9mo ago|83 comments
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by thehamkercat 9mo ago
You could create a 3D printed case maybe
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by thehamkercat 10mo ago
Next they would acquire and kill Cerebras. I hate every part of Nvidia
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by thehamkercat 10mo ago
If i didn't work in tech, I would work for tech. I'm a linux user, but I hate that majority of MacOS apps/tools are Paid, and I want to change that If money was not an issue, and I had all the time in this world, I'd
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by thehamkercat 10mo ago
That's why i suggested using llama.cpp in my other comment.
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by thehamkercat 10mo ago
It was worth mentioning.
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by thehamkercat 10mo ago
Most LLM sites are now offering free plans, and they are usually better than what you can run locally, So I think people are running local models for privacy 99% of the time
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by thehamkercat 10mo ago
I think you should mention that LM Studio isn't open source. I mean, what's the point of using local models if you can't trust the app itself?
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by thehamkercat 10mo ago
LMStudio is not open source though, ollama is but people should use llama.cpp instead

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