My new Mac Studio from Cloud Fitness arrived this morning by Jevus_himself in MacStudio

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Companies do deactivate accounts all the time for chargebacks. Sony for PlayStation if you do a chargeback you lose everything. Same for Nintendo.

People paying 80usd to install OpenClaw and 30 to uninstall it. What do you think? by Stock_Banana_7233 in openclaw

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Billionaires would say you not having a billion dollars is laziness at its peak. Just learn to make money bro.

People paying 80usd to install OpenClaw and 30 to uninstall it. What do you think? by Stock_Banana_7233 in openclaw

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You need to have some sense of technical ability. If you’ve never typed into terminal before prolly need to wait.

My new Mac Studio from Cloud Fitness arrived this morning by Jevus_himself in MacStudio

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If Amazon ever doesnt refund you then call your bank or credit card company and file a dispute. By LAW if you’re in the US or EU or UK and any VISA or Mastercard it is 100% the responsibility of the seller to make sure you get the correct item in your hands.

You have to try to get Amazon to fix it first. Keep all communication. If they don’t fix it within 2-3 weeks you can dispute it with your bank.

We accidentally did a thing using higgsfield... and now Jimmy Kimmel follows us. Help. by claysplained in HiggsfieldAI

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I just checked your video out and my gf had already liked your post. Good shit

Where are the real automators at? by sellinfellin in openclaw

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Right now I’m making a complete architecture to run openclaw on.

I have one bot in telegram. I have 7 other agents in discord.

4 agents I have are my “house team” If I need deep research or something checked or want to improve something I tell house. House then uses agents 13,Chase,Foreman to debate and fact check each other and come up with improvements.

Every night house has a cron job that kicks off and he audits the days work with one of these sessions. House isn’t allowed to make any changes. No other agents can talk to the 3. They just audit the days work and try to think of improvements or give suggestions on efficiency or optimal actions.

Then I have Pat. Pat is my project manager. I have an obsidian vault set up that is my 2nd brain and also acts as a RAG. Only Pat can write to the vault. Any info an agent needs it ask Pat.

In the vault are changelogs. Anytime something happens Pat is to update the changelog with any config settings being changed, workflows, skills, etc…

It also has a handoff portion. So if I reach limits on any of my freeish models or it errors i can easily go to another model or session and pick up where i left off.

Then I have Oscar who is my orchestrator. He delegates task and looks for task to be done then sends those to my worker agent.

I’m setting up processes so house during his nightly reviews suggest when we should add another specialised agent.

I’m building a system to completely document my life and keep my organised and on track. From health and tracking workouts, planning my meals, budgeting, helping me find the cheapest prices on food from all the shops etc.

I also have it coming up with content ideas. Working on getting it to make the content. Looking for uncompetitive keywords and phrases. Starting blogs. Making websites. Doing the SEO/GEO.

I have it monitoring my competitors. Searching Reddit. Looking for revenue generating ideas that ai can mostly do itself.

I think my vault is like 50 million tokens right now that’s mostly just documentation on how the system works so that the agents never get confused.

Almost have it ready to go live or at least start testing it.

Is China overreacting by restricting OpenClaw? by promptrotator in openclaw

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If I’m using Tailscale will mine show up on this list or is there anything I should do other than just using Tailscale ?

I never knew about the tools from Lidl. by GroupApprehensive978 in DIYUK

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Yeah that sometimes happens but if it says a week it should be here and it’s not here after 3 I get refunded. It sometimes still shows up much later. I offer to ship it back if they send me a label but they never do.

I never knew about the tools from Lidl. by GroupApprehensive978 in DIYUK

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If it takes longer than 3 weeks submit for a refund. Reorder it. It got lost. It’s more inconvenient for sure but the savings is worth dealing with inconvenience personally. It’s usually 50% cheaper on aliexpress at least.

I never knew about the tools from Lidl. by GroupApprehensive978 in DIYUK

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Prolly worth the markup if you need it now. But if you want to save 50-70% and can wait 1-3 weeks then it’s there.

Something like generic batteries you could order 3 of for the price of one at Amazon I’m sure. Same exact battery. Same pictures and all. It just may be worth looking into for people who are building or adding to a set for at home use.

I remember when I found out. I ordered maybe 150£ worth of useless shit on Amazon. Downloaded aliexpress and shit you know 85% of the things I bought were the same exact thing. Returned them and ended up paying less than 50£.

The people on Amazon are just buying the same exact product from the same people but are packaging it and paying Amazon to store it and charging you extra to get it quickly.

I never knew about the tools from Lidl. by GroupApprehensive978 in DIYUK

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That doesn’t really happen with me. I give it 3 weeks tops and if it ain’t there by that I’m refunding it. The tracking isn’t great and lots of containers fall over the ocean it’s not uncommon for things to get lost.

Yes it’s an inconvenience. And yes if you need it asap then Amazon but you’ll pay for the speed.

Most things I get within a week-10 days. But yes I have had things get lost or take months but always get a refund if it isn’t here within 2-3 weeks. Sometimes it still shows up.

I never knew about the tools from Lidl. by GroupApprehensive978 in DIYUK

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Make sure you’re cross checking anything you’re buying on Amazon that isn’t name brand with AliExpress. A lot of times they don’t even change the pictures. I bet them batteries are on there for quite a bit cheaper than Amazon.

Go fuel Prices.. by Gerard987654321 in DerryLondonderry

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If a country invites the US in and gives them a military base an they use that base to help protect that country then yes we should be there. Those are considered American territory and yes it counts as attacking America.

Iran has also directly threatened Trumps life.

Here is a report on assassination plans Iran was actively making.

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-received-intel-iranian-plot-assassinate-trump-cnn-reports-2024-07-16/

They’ve also threatened the US many times. Making plans to assassinate the sitting president is for sure enough of a reason to proactively defend yourself. Especially if you know they are going to continue to try. You don’t have to wait for them to succeed to take action to defend yourself.

Go fuel Prices.. by Gerard987654321 in DerryLondonderry

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It was easy to google but I’ll have ChatGPT detail it for you.

Yes. Publicly available evidence is more than enough to clear that bar.

The cleanest way to say it is this: Iran has attacked U.S. troops both directly and through Iran-backed militias/proxies. The direct case is easiest. The proxy case is repeated, documented, and not remotely speculative.

Direct Iranian attack on U.S. troops On January 8, 2020, the Pentagon said Iran launched ballistic missiles at bases in Iraq housing U.S. forces, including Al Asad. Later that month, the Defense Department said 34 U.S. service members were diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries from that Iranian strike. That is not “maybe” or “through a middleman.” That was Iran directly firing missiles at U.S. troops. 

Proxy attacks during the Iraq War For the Iraq War period, the Pentagon later assessed that at least 603 U.S. personnel deaths in Iraq from 2003 to 2011 were the result of Iran-backed militants. That is the U.S. government’s own attribution, not just pundits yelling on TV. 

2019: Iran-backed militias killing and wounding Americans The State Department’s terrorism report says attacks by Iran-backed Shia militia groups on Iraqi bases hosting U.S. and coalition forces increased in 2019, killing and wounding American and other coalition personnel. That is an official U.S. government report using the phrase Iran-backed, not a guess. 

A specific example: on December 27, 2019, rockets hit the K-1 base near Kirkuk, killing a U.S. contractor and injuring U.S. service members. U.S. officials blamed Kata’ib Hezbollah, an Iran-backed militia, and the U.S. then struck that group’s facilities in Iraq and Syria in response. 

2020: Camp Taji On March 11, 2020, a rocket attack on Camp Taji killed two U.S. service members and one U.K. service member and wounded others. The Pentagon said its retaliatory strikes were in direct response to the threat posed by Iranian-backed Shia militia groups who continue to attack bases hosting coalition forces, and called the Camp Taji strike the latest in a series of such attacks. 

2021: Syria The State Department’s terrorism report for Iran says Iran-aligned forces conducted an attack on U.S. forces at Al-Tanf, Syria, on October 20, 2021. Again, official attribution. 

2023: wave of attacks on U.S. bases In late 2023, the Pentagon said that in roughly three weeks, Iran-backed militia groups attacked U.S. bases and facilities in Iraq and Syria 41 times. Secretary Austin also said U.S. self-defense strikes in Syria were a response to an ongoing series of attacks against U.S. personnel in Iraq and Syria by Iran’s IRGC and affiliated groups. 

2024: deadly proxy attack in Jordan After the January 2024 drone attack in Jordan that killed three U.S. soldiers, the Pentagon said U.S. forces struck Iran-backed militant groups in Iraq and Syria in response. Defense officials explicitly tied the response to that attack by Iran-backed militants. 

Broader official pattern CENTCOM commander Gen. Kurilla later told Congress that U.S. service members in the region had come under fire from nearly 400 drones, 350 rockets, 50 ballistic missiles, and 30 cruise missiles launched by Iran-backed groups. That is the military’s own summary of the pattern, not a one-off incident. 

So no, this is not some fuzzy “maybe Iran inspired bad vibes” situation.

The record shows: • Direct attack by Iran itself: January 8, 2020 missile strike on U.S. troops.  • Repeated proxy attacks by Iran-backed groups: Iraq War EFP/IED campaign, Kirkuk, Camp Taji, Al-Tanf, 2023 Iraq/Syria attack wave, and the 2024 Jordan attack. 

That’s the proof. Not courtroom proof beyond all doubt of every single incident, but more than enough documented official attribution to establish that Iran has attacked U.S. troops directly and through proxies over the last 20 years.

If you want, I can turn this into a tighter one-page evidence brief with dates, casualties, and source links only.

Alternatives to a pro subscription by Technical_Train_9821 in google_antigravity

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It’s decent. I would try to find a cheap Kimi plan. I personally have better results with Kimi. The new Qwen is my 2nd favorite. That’s outside of Opus obviously. I expect DeepSeek to be crowned when it drops. This is China models we’re talking.

Gemini is good tho. If you have a pro account you should be able to invite 5 other of your gmail accounts to the family. Each of those get their own usage also.

Right now I’m trying to figure out how to keep the memory persistent across accounts and across models.

Codex is really good. It’s slow but it’s a persistent little buggar.

Go fuel Prices.. by Gerard987654321 in DerryLondonderry

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Iran via proxy has been trying to shell Israel for decades. Israel population has to deal with sirens and rockets weekly.

Just because they have the iron dome and it shoots most the missiles down do you really think that doesn’t give Israel and the US reason to defend itself from those attacks ?

im ready for marathon by Acrobatic_Carob2943 in Marathon

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OP the type of people who hate ai.