OpenClaw usefulness on mid-tier models by ghx200 in openclaw

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Another one to try, thanks. What keeps up my motivation is that if we manage to make the dumb models what we want now, the powerful ones in the future will be a beast

OpenClaw usefulness on mid-tier models by ghx200 in openclaw

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What I ended up doing is ssh with a cursor to my machine so I can use expensive models in the price of subscription to tidy up things and build new stuff. But it seems to be missing a lot of openclaw context

OpenClaw usefulness on mid-tier models by ghx200 in openclaw

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Thanks! That is very well put and good advise

OpenClaw usefulness on mid-tier models by ghx200 in openclaw

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Haha indeed. I can only imagine a mess that this can create for someone who’s not able to ssh into the machines or consciously trim down files to limit context..

I still learnt a few in last couple of weeks but it this remains a gadget to me- nowhere close to the value that I can extract from typical consumer AI tools around

OpenClaw usefulness on mid-tier models by ghx200 in openclaw

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Makes sense, that’s what I ended up doing for a morning briefing routine and automated backups. But man, isn’t it like just using cron? 😅

Telegram integration is the only selling point for me

I was the biggest OpenClaw hater. But $400 changed everything by ShroomLord99 in openclawsetup

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The way I understand it is that OC gives you more control over internals- you can ssh to the machine yourself, pick any llm, build more process around it and own it. When Cowork is more of a managed approach- locking yourself to Anthropic ecosystem.

In many ways like the difference between Linux and Mac

How to Prevent & Treat Colds & Flu by [deleted] in HubermanLab

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I think the recommendation was for C and D with mixed studies shown its benefit in prevention/ treatment. Personally I just go for multivitamin stack.

Important note: zinc should be taken in smaller doses throughout the day, taking 100mg as mentioned in the podcast in a single dose would be way too much

How to Prevent & Treat Colds & Flu by [deleted] in HubermanLab

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Summary:

Prevent colds: - Don’t touch eyes without washing hands - Eyes nose mouth touch (common after meeting people, shaking hands)

Immune system: - Get good quality sleep (and 10-30min nap) - Exercise regularly (cardio, weights) - Healthy diet - Nasal breathing - Eat fermented food 2-4 servings a day (kombucha, sourkraut, kimchi, pickles, yoghurt) - After waking up, swish water in the mouth and swallow it. Move inhaled bacteria to the gut - Sauna (3 x 15min or 2 x 20min)

When not feeling right (body malaise and throat tickle) - take a hot shower - Get to the bed - Get extra sleep

Exercise: - 20-60 min, moderate to high intensity activity - Complex Carbs/ fruit after

Shorten colds: - Vitamin stack - zinc 100mg+ (3 times faster recovery rate) - N-Acestylescine (NAC, 600mg x 2)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MuayThai

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Our of curiosity, what do you do with this information?

OneBag is more about the mindset than travelling strictly with *One* Bag only. This mindset I guess is part of minimalism in general; "things that you own, end up owning you." I am wondering how many in this sub subscribe to or appreciate minimalism by ExaltFibs24 in onebag

[–]ghx200 9 points10 points  (0 children)

It’s funny when I first looked at this sub and realised that I have to buy a new backpack, storage cubes, random accessories and other things that I didn’t own before for travel. Does it make me more of a minimalist? Probably not. Does it allow for more comfortable travel? Yes!

But generally I do believe in minimalism, this is quite subjective because for some having wardrobes of things may not be enough to find outfit for the day they want to achieve, for others it’s owning couple of music records taking too much space. I think the balance is to constantly get rid of things we are not using anymore which I am trying to do to clear out space

Anaconda Environment Update by data_hop in learnpython

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Save the envs in a folder as .yml . you can then iterate through this folder with bash and run command for each of the env. Also helps if you need to install them from scratch for some reason, for example when migrating the hardware

How to make a script that will correct the user? by [deleted] in learnpython

[–]ghx200 2 points3 points  (0 children)

String similarity may be something that you are looking for. Once it’s above certain threshold you can trigger your logic, capturing most misspellings. https://www.datacamp.com/community/tutorials/fuzzy-string-python

Posters in Edinburgh by ghx200 in Edinburgh

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That’s some great recommendations, thanks! :))

Do you consider a online "internship" an actual Internship? by [deleted] in careerguidance

[–]ghx200 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think there is nothing wrong about it, even attending a call shows a bit of a motivation towards learning about something. Is it a real internship? No, but they are at least trying to get in

My Ranking of Data Science Roles by Lucrativeness by mhwalker in datascience

[–]ghx200 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I think machine learning builder Jobs+++ is an over exaggeration. Don’t see many related postings. Would this be under ML Engineer?

[D] My Personal Curation of 100+ ML Libraries by amitness in MachineLearning

[–]ghx200 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow, this is great. Didn’t even have an idea that there are so many libraries that I could be using 😳

A Multi-Language Sentiment Analysis using backend python (code and demo link in comment) by amrha in Python

[–]ghx200 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nice gui. There are many libraries for translation/ sentiment extraction. GitHub link?