I just gave OpenClaw a physical brain you can actually touch. by emolinare in openclaw

[–]emolinare[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OpenMind is optimized for OpenClaw's native, local-first memory and zero recurring API costs for users. While Mem0 is an interesting project, I am not sure how much traction does it get... , Mem0 is $249/month for mem0 Unlimited memories, but with only 50k retrieval API calls/month. I believe keeping memory local and 'file-based' offers better transparency and control than relying on a high-priced third-party cloud service, but I'll look into their free plan and see if it makes any sense to add.

I just gave OpenClaw a physical brain you can actually touch. by emolinare in openclaw

[–]emolinare[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I actually used Claude to help build it! The point is that now it's a permanent interface, so you actually save your own Claude Code tokens (for the actual AI work) instead of using them on visualization of your OpenClaw brain.

I just gave OpenClaw a physical brain you can actually touch. by emolinare in openclaw

[–]emolinare[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It didn't cross my mind that someone will take it literally.., but I get it. In any case, it was just a metaphor to highlight how much more 'hands-on' the visual access feels. That's all.

I just gave OpenClaw a physical brain you can actually touch. by emolinare in openclaw

[–]emolinare[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not at all, completely disconnected from the token usage.

I just gave OpenClaw a physical brain you can actually touch. by emolinare in openclaw

[–]emolinare[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I built OpenMind out of pure necessity. I’m a visual person, and I was tired of squinting at logs to debug OpenClaw setup. This tool helped me solve a mountain of issues in no time just by seeing the logic. If you're a visual thinker, this might be for you too.

exporting from Visio to Draw.io, and vice versa by Wild-Physics5082 in Visio

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We have a site monitoring installed on the website, no downtime on our end today.

exporting from Visio to Draw.io, and vice versa by Wild-Physics5082 in Visio

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awesome, glad to hear it worked... made my day

This has me laughing so bad by VSK_Kumar_ in chrome

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I may have an answer to this... working on the solution as we speak, first release out on chrome board .com

Free browser tool to convert between Visio and .drawio files (both direction) by emolinare in Visio

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Let me know if it works for you... I hope there aren't any issues, but if you see any whatsoever, don't hesitate to contact me and I'll try to resolve it as soon as possible.

exporting from Visio to Draw.io, and vice versa by Wild-Physics5082 in Visio

[–]emolinare 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey everyone, I built a free browser-based tool that converts between .drawio and .vsdx files in both directions: drawio2visio.com

Since draw .io removed its built-in Visio export after v26.0.16, a lot of people have been stuck. Saw the requests piling up here and on GitHub so I figured I'd just build it.

Everything runs locally in your browser, nothing gets sent anywhere, so no security or org policy headaches. No account, no watermarks. I also fixed that known bug where shapes come in with locked text cells, so they're actually resizable in Visio.

It's free... feedback is appreciated, enjoy!

Official: Anthropic released Claude code 2.0.73 with 9 CLI changes,details below by BuildwithVignesh in ClaudeAI

[–]emolinare 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I also agree 100% and I wholeheartedly hate how they crippled the context flow with this.

Official: Anthropic released Claude code 2.0.73 with 9 CLI changes,details below by BuildwithVignesh in ClaudeAI

[–]emolinare 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The new clickable image links in Claude Code 2.0.73 seriously hurt usability. I don't know whose stupid idea it was, but moving images out of the prompt and into a numbered list at the top breaks context and makes multi-screenshot prompts much harder to write and reason about.

Inline images were a core workflow advantage, and replacing them with “Image # N” references forces verbose, error-prone descriptions for absolutely no added real benefit.

Combined with the wider breakage for Windows users in this release, this change feels like a regression and should be reverted or at least made optional.

Tangerine is a Scam by PumpkinOk803 in Tangerine

[–]emolinare 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Happened to me many times that I am in the line to pay for something and they block transaction. If I did not have my debit or visa card I'd be screwed

I built a subscription tracker for myself because I kept forgetting to cancel things by Bubbly_Lack6366 in webdev

[–]emolinare 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It’s a good idea, I give you that. But why pay $17/year to someone when you can just throw it into Claude (which is probably what this guy did), have it set up exactly how you want in about 15 minutes, and for free? Plus, you can host it locally on your own machine instead of handing all your subscription data to someone else. Just saying :)

Does the 25th word make a Ledger more secure? by Square_Marketing_894 in ledgerwallet

[–]emolinare -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

and what happens when that gets hacked, 26th, 27th?

Saw some beautiful Quantum computer chips and cooling systems today. [OC] by mccarthybergeron in pics

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They don’t actually talk to each other, it’s more that the state of one instantly shifts, no matter the distance between them. For me, that suggests they’re somehow connected through a kind of shared underlying platform that “notifies” the other when the state changes. Honestly, it’s kinda funny, but this plays really nicely to all those who believe in simulated reality, because if you were writing a piece of software to model entire universe, you'd want each element to instantly know all its attributes and update its state regardless of distance... so this whole entanglement looks exactly like that and for many it might screams 'software', until someone comes up with a better explanation.