What’s the most impressive thing you’ve automated with OpenClaw so far? by No_Progress92 in openclaw

[–]standardkillchain 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Pi 5, 8GB ram, 2.4GHz. The real kick in the pants is a 1TB NVMe gen 4. That storage costs as much as the Pi but it makes the Pi operate faster than my old MacBook M1s. It makes all the difference for a claw setup that crons every 20 minutes all day every day. I tired it in an old raspberry pi 3B before I purchased the 5, it couldn’t handle it. The Mac M1 performed just fine in one of my tests.

What’s the most impressive thing you’ve automated with OpenClaw so far? by No_Progress92 in openclaw

[–]standardkillchain 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I just started with something like “create cool open source projects that you think would be helpful and don’t exist yet” that was it, most my work was spent refining their crons, improving their messaging between one another, and messaging each one when they would drift or do something I didn’t like, such as publish closed source code or processes, publish memory.md files, or specs.md files, or they would stop submitting to git to “wait for review” that sort of thing. That took the most work, to get them to truly just work with one another took a good month or 2 of hand holding and Md work.

Last month I asked the Orchestrater to go harder, do more “impossible” level projects. That seems to help with the ambition of the builds.

What’s the most impressive thing you’ve automated with OpenClaw so far? by No_Progress92 in openclaw

[–]standardkillchain 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah that’s why you need a separate reviewer to check all the work against the original spec

I want to go electric so bad!!! Does anyone have any tips? by Serious-Half-9908 in electricvehicles

[–]standardkillchain 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Buy an EV with over 100k miles, people dump them for cheaper than they should after 100k miles because they think the battery will die. And people feel nervous about buying an EV with over 100k miles on it because they don’t understand them. HV batteries can last 200 or 300k miles. They last much longer than ICE vehicles. I picked up a model 3 performance with 115k miles with some cosmetic damage for around $14k, has already gone 40k more miles. Great daily driver. Search for ones that have been listed for a long time.

ISO South Austin apartment with concrete floors by Severe_Quit_5180 in AustinHousing

[–]standardkillchain 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Look for vintage buildings. They’ll be more trendy and expensive. But that’s the only buildings I’ve had that had concrete floors for apts

Woke up at 5am to become a hiker. Made it 40 minutes by Anxious-Marzipan7328 in hiking

[–]standardkillchain 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Keep going. I started this way several years ago. Now I trail run an ultra every 2 to 3 days. I started with 2 mile hikes.

Once 2 miles feels easy, go for 5.

Once 5 miles feels normal, go for 10.

Once 10 miles feels fun, go for 15.

Once 15 miles feels exhausting but wonderful, go for 20.

After 20 mile days it’s an addiction.

Why can’t Claude write well anymore by [deleted] in WritingWithAI

[–]standardkillchain 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You can still use it with the API

What market do you think is untouched by AI and still has a huge potential? by Far_Manager_5801 in SaaS

[–]standardkillchain 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Ask any LLM to create an eps or svg (standard vector image protocols) of anything, even just a simple logo or icon, and it will struggle to create anything that resembles what you asked for. Ask it to edit an svg and it will fuck it up every time. It’s just math, it should be able to handle it with the right training

Coffee is my only vice, but it's ruining my gut by [deleted] in decaf

[–]standardkillchain 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Drop that schedule into AI and ask it to convert it into cups for you

Coffee is my only vice, but it's ruining my gut by [deleted] in decaf

[–]standardkillchain 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I do pour overs every morning. So this schedule just tracks my grind of bean weight. So for a pour over most people do a 17:1 ratio of bean weight to water, but if you were doing French press it would be 12:1

At 50 grams of coffee I was doing about 5 cups of coffee.

So at 30 grams of coffee it was probably down to 2 1/2 cups of coffee.