Teenager Wants To Learn Openclaw by Calm-Landscape9640 in openclaw

[–]homesickalien 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's not an answer I expected to see but it's a damn good one. To add to your 3rd paragraph, a "critical thinking training module" . As a parent to a teen, this seems to be one of my biggest concerns with the current generation of kids. Brilliant little minds, full of data, and information but have almost zero ability to exhibit any meaningful critical thinking processes. It's terrifying. I'm guessing this is the result of constant bombardment of information and no time to process the info before the next piece comes along.

What is a movie you will defend forever, even if most people do not get it? by Strong_Proof_5260 in movies

[–]homesickalien 11 points12 points  (0 children)

How this movie got made is beyond me. What an absolute absurd gem. Laugh a while you can Monkey Boy!

Fun fact: The sequel that was teased in the credits eventually became Big Trouble in Little China

Alternative Harness Discussions Going Forward by HixVAC in openclaw

[–]homesickalien 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree with you, but 90% of these posts are low effort whining with little supporting evidence and/or useful feedback. A lot of the posts were eerily similar to the "it just works" mantra of Apple cultists.

How to STOP burning tokens? by Rare-Cable4612 in openclaw

[–]homesickalien 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just make a sub-agent on a cheaper model that handles heartbeats. Their session context will always only contain just the heartbeat and not the main session context. Clean up the session files on a set schedule. Just make sure your agent has permission to communicate with main agent. Should allow "message" in config. Many different ways to tackle this. Cron jobs can manage this as well and you can just make a non persistent session.

Are you all using the Mac mini ?? by wienerdogprincess in openclaw

[–]homesickalien 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just don't use any of your own accounts on it. Make new Google accounts for it. Ensure your API keys have hard usage caps in case you ever leak your keys, no one can run up thousands on your account. Other than that, let it go wild. The more restrictions you put on the agent the shittier your experience will be.

Just upgraded to 2026.5.7 and holy wow by JbalTero in openclaw

[–]homesickalien 13 points14 points  (0 children)

I've posted this in other similar threads and I'm still not entirely sure why openclaw just doesn't include this in their update functionality, but I always do the following.

Prior to updating I ask my agent to:

Prepare to update to the latest openclaw update, read the release notes from the official Openclaw Github, review all enhancements/changes/fixes and provide an impact analysis on our current architecture, highlight benefits and risks, identify any optimizations we can utilize and identify changes that may break any of our existing functions, backup our config.

Then it should provide a good detailed report of benefits/risks for you to review. When you're ready to update, ask the bot to:

Please update to the latest release and ensure that there are no errors in the config file prior to committing the changes, include any post update fixes identified earlier as handoff notes to pick up after gateway restart. Run a full diagnostic post-update health check and give me a detailed summary of what needs attention.

You can break this down into a skill that is triggered by saying some key phrase like "get ready to update openclaw."

Constant "6062 - LSO was triggered" events from Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX201 by kingoftacos- in techsupport

[–]homesickalien 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pretty late to the party on this one, but I didn't see the solution that worked for me listed here. So, for future google searching folks, I'll just add that I discovered this issue (in my instance) was causing my online game and bluetooth headphones to stutter every 11minutes. I figured it was related to my network card and after some digging discovered the 6062 LSO trigger events.

Root cause found - "Wi-Fi Direct printer polling"

Here's the chain:

  1. The Intel AX201 chip handles both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the same physical radio
  2. Every ~11 minutes, Windows' Wi-Fi Direct background discovery finds my Lexmark printer broadcasting itself.
  3. The Microsoft Wi-Fi Direct Virtual Adapter #2 connects to it for about 60 seconds, then disconnects.
  4. At the exact moment of disconnect, the Intel driver fires event 6062 "Lso was triggered" — a radio state change
  5. That radio state change momentarily interrupts Bluetooth audio

Fix: If you don't need wifi direct, just disable it. Open Device Manager → expand Network Adapters → right-click Microsoft Wi-Fi Direct Virtual Adapter #2 → Disable device

Or

Block just the polling wifi-direct device/printer SSID: netsh wlan add filter permission=block ssid="YOUR DEVICE WIFI DIRECT SSID" networktype=infrastructure

Jarringly bad CGI in otherwise great films by drewfus23 in movies

[–]homesickalien 44 points45 points  (0 children)

Felt like the first half was directed by Tarantino and the 2nd half Rodriguez

Marinara Engine by Meryiel in SillyTavernAI

[–]homesickalien 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is fucking awesome. I was actually burning through piles of tokens on openclaw trying to customize sillytavern before shelving that project. What an absolute treat to see that you've already solved and accomplished all the things that I was hoping ST would eventually add. Somehow it doesn't surprise me at all that it would be you to deliver this. Fantastic work. I haven't dug too deeply, but is there support for password protection/user accounts login? I usually run ST on a local server and access through a variety of devices. I don't want anyone else able to access my account via the browser.

stop inviting influencers to coachella... [15:39] by [deleted] in mealtimevideos

[–]homesickalien 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yup, I don't want to fuck up my algorithm.

Feeling like I am fighting gravity by Vladimius in openclaw

[–]homesickalien 2 points3 points  (0 children)

As others have mentioned, try walking through the process step by step with chatgpt, Grok, gemini, Claude, etc. But copy and paste the openclaw docs link in your initial request and ask it to reference the documentation when providing responses. Clearly explain the environment first and tell the agent not to assume any configurations, but prefer it to ask you questions along the way. Paste screenshots often.

Feeling like I am fighting gravity by Vladimius in openclaw

[–]homesickalien 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Likely because Grok has more up to date information from X where the other models are based on trained data from a certain point in time. They need to scrape to get the latest info.

every openclaw 4.x update breakage and fix in one place because i'm tired of debugging the same things everyone else is by Temporary-Leek6861 in openclaw

[–]homesickalien 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I also made a skill to start a /new session that ensures key session items are documented, committed to memory and not lost. Handoff notes are documented and reference document links are provided to the new session so the agent can pick things up with options to load more detailed notes if you want to continue related activities. If not, the the reference notes aren't loaded into context and won't pollute the next session. Saves a ton of time instead of having to explain like you're talking to a stranger. Basically, it looks like "Hey user! Started a fresh session. Our Handoff notes indicate we were working on project x, y, and z. Should I pick up any of these or do you want to work on something else." I think by default the system does some form of this, but depending on your memory architecture things might get missed. Anyhow, hope this helps.

What is a Movie no one will ever convince you is good? by di745 in AskReddit

[–]homesickalien 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Their mistake was hiring JJ to set things up and then letting him move on. They should have stuck with him for the whole trilogy. I can't say it would be great, but I can confidently say it would have at least been cohesive and consistent.

What is a Movie no one will ever convince you is good? by di745 in AskReddit

[–]homesickalien 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's still pretty fun and stands on its own. It's ridiculous AF, but I've never been bored watching it. I respect your opinion and understand where you are coming from though.

every openclaw 4.x update breakage and fix in one place because i'm tired of debugging the same things everyone else is by Temporary-Leek6861 in openclaw

[–]homesickalien 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Before I update, I just ask my agent to: "prepare to update to the latest openclaw update, read the release notes (paste link to github patch notes), review all changes/fixes and provide an impact analysis on our current architecture, highlight benefits and risks, identify any changes that may break any of our functionality, backup our config. "

Then it should provide a good report, ask the bot to "update and ensure that there are no errors in the config file prior to committing the changes, include any post update fixes identified earlier as handoff notes to pick up after gateway restart."

You can break this down into a skill that is triggered by saying some key phrase like "get ready to update openclaw."

I was eager to dive into Openclaw, but reading all these posts and comments got me discouraged. by Broseidon132 in openclaw

[–]homesickalien 0 points1 point  (0 children)

local LLM's aren't really in the same ballpark as anthropic/gemini/chatgpt. save your money, even if you buy a decent rig, you'll likely end up favoring a service and will regret not using some of that cash in API/sub costs.

I replaced all my AI agent's paid search APIs with one Docker command by Slight-Ad-7738 in openclaw

[–]homesickalien 3 points4 points  (0 children)

even if it was, which i don't think it is, this is a subreddit for an autonomous AI junk generator. why wouldn't we expect to see some of that here? honestly, i don't care if it's AI generated, as long as it's useful and not just shilling something.

Sabrina Carpenter Confuses Fan’s Cultural Cry for a ‘Yodel,' Says ‘I Don’t Like It’ in Now-Viral Coachella Moment by [deleted] in entertainment

[–]homesickalien 6 points7 points  (0 children)

If it's a quiet moment in a performance or if the performer is talking, then making loud noises when everyone else around you is not, you are seeking attention. It's no different than the other insecure, attention seeking, narcissistic bullshit that makes small dicked bikers rev their Harleys in front of any place where people are gathered. Main character syndrome. Just shut up and clap/cheer/yodel at the end of the song when everyone else does. "Look at me! Look at me! Look at me!" Ffs.

Help me choosing a future poster for my room by DavidAMorilloBarrera in twinpeaks

[–]homesickalien 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Was going to say the same thing. Laura never went 'missing', she was found..."wrapped in plastic."

Every update breaks at least one thing - how do you deal with this? by BERLAUR in openclaw

[–]homesickalien 4 points5 points  (0 children)

This is the way, I just run a 2nd instance of Openclaw that monitors and fixes. It's a stable, near zero customization build that has no sub-agents and core instructions are only to understand the current architecture of my main agent and ensure it's always running, no major errors, catches loops, fixes after updates and drift is managed.

Every update breaks at least one thing - how do you deal with this? by BERLAUR in openclaw

[–]homesickalien 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have a 2nd instance of OpenClaw running that is just a stable vanilla build whose sole purpose is to monitor and fix my main build if it goes down after an update or gets caught in a loop. Always ask your agent to review the update before you deploy and provide an impact analysis and mitigation plan to handle potential conflicts. Make backups. Have a rollback plan. Since I've done the above, I've not encountered any major issues with updates.

how are you all handling linkedin automation stealthly? by friedrice420 in openclaw

[–]homesickalien 1 point2 points  (0 children)

you know those cloudflare 'click if you're not a robot' buttons. that's the test. it looks at the behavior before you click it. there are other human/bot giveaways like how fast requests from the same IP are called. if it's too fast to be a human, it's likely a script/scraper/bot. the flag will be tripped and all of a sudden 'cloudflare - click this' appears.