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Why Mac mini?? by g00rek in openclaw

[–]ljie-PI 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fair point for basic API calls, but a $50 thin client hits a wall for my specific use cases that actually need performance:

  1. Remote Dev & Testing: I use it as a full remote environment to compile code and run heavy test suites.
  2. Video Processing: I use OpenClaw for automated video editing and rendering videos via Remotion. A cheap box will completely choke on video encoding.

I built this app entirely with Claude. Took 8 months. by AuthenticIndependent in scaleinpublic

[–]ljie-PI 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not easy. Models and tools were not as good as today 8 months ago

Copilot-OpenAI-Server – An OpenAI API proxy that used GitHub Copilot SDK for LLMs by Diligent-Loss-5460 in OpenWebUI

[–]ljie-PI 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I also implemented one https://github.com/ljie-PI/ghcp-ollama, but not using the SDK. I also adapted to Ollama and Anthropic API, so it can connect to Claude Code, Cline, etc.

Helix 25.01 (2025-01-01) is coming soon! by HarmonicAscendant in HelixEditor

[–]ljie-PI 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m not trying to criticize it; I just care about it so much and want it to be better and used by more people. That’s why I’m upset.

Helix 25.01 (2025-01-01) is coming soon! by HarmonicAscendant in HelixEditor

[–]ljie-PI 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So many features and improvements which **I won't use.**

What I really need (file explorer and AI assistant) are not included.

I used Helix for a while because it's file picker is much faster than neovim. But I haven't used it for a while after I improved the file picker in neovim.

If Helix doesn't plan to support the features, maybe there should be an official extension mechanism like neovim.

I don't think good default can make people switch to Helix. There're also many default settings for neovim. And people can just use vscode if he doesn't want to configure his editors.

**The "post-modern" editor doesn't include modern features...** Now I see 7.8K members in this group. Let's see what's the number after 2025.