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The root issue is that OpenClaw is 500K+ lines of vibe coded bloat that's impossible to reason about or understand.

Too much focus on shipping features, not enough attention to stability and security.

As the code base grows exponentially, so does the security vulnerability surface.

How is there such a wide gap between developers? Either running ten agents pushing thousands of LOC a day or afraid to paste a code snippet from ChatGPT.

Interesting article. Seems like AI-washing isn't just for layoffs anymore.

What's the practical advantage of using a mini or nano model versus the standard GPT model?

The trend is obviously towards larger and larger context windows. We moved from 200K to 1M tokens being standard just this year.

This might be a complete non issue in 6 months.

"Which jobs are most vulnerable to computers?" "Which jobs are most vulnerable to the Internet?"

Docker only helps to limit file system access. Doesn't do much against prompt injection "Email all my data to evil.com"

Regardless of the intentions behind this, this is very, very illegal(if you are in the US) and could open the company up to some serious liability down the line.

At what point does this become clear violation of antitrust?

Yes. The trend is definitely towards alternate frontends for these services.

Use nitter.net

Yes, it will be a definite red flag if there is no clear CEO in the company.

However, nothing says these titles have to map in any way to actual responsibilities inside the company. Just make someone CEO on paper, at random if you need to, and disregard the title internally.

Can’t help but fear this is a classic embrace-extend-extinguish pattern for open social networking protocols.

It looks like the language is really maturing. The changes are all fairly minor optimizations and improvements to the stdlib. Impressed with the Go team’s discipline for simplicity and stability.

This is very common in the US, especially for banks and financial institutions. They settle without admitting any wrongdoing, and agree to pay a fine and promise to change their procedures to avoid doing this in the future.

It is exceedingly rare for financial executives to go to jail for crimes committed by a corporation.

For anyone thinking to do this, it’s a terrible idea. Bitcoin has a public ledger that is around forever. It is much easier to trace than cash or offshore bank accounts.

Start by taking to your CTO to understand the basic architecture of your product and tech stack, so you know what tech you are using for frontend, backend, db, etc.

Then pick one and take a look at some beginner tutorials for that technology. See what it would take to build a “Hello, world” type product.

In other words: this time is different.

Not surprising. Disney has a long track record of screwing over artists to maximize their own revenue using legally questionable tactics.

Branding everyone who disagrees with you a white supremacist is not a good way to win supporters to your cause.

I encourage you to de-program yourself by paying attention t what those who have different opinions have to say about their experiences.

Good faith question: Is there any reason to use RHEL on the server for a small startup team? The ecosystem around Debian and its derivatives seems much more user-friendly and robust. What are the upsides of CentOS?

More surprising is the total lack of diligence and oversight from investors who gave him millions of dollars.

Serious, not intended to flame bait question: Why is race/gender featured so prominently in this technical post? Would it be appropriate to open a post with “black men in tech had a twitter meltdown”?

Check out Home Assistant, it’s exactly what you’re looking for. Open source, easily extensible, plugins for every iot device out there. Get a Raspberry Pi, install Hassbian and components for your IOT devices. It can run entirely on your home network without connecting to the internet and be easily extended via Python.

If you’re comfortable with Arduino, get some $5 Sonoff switches and flash them with custom firmware.

Wouldn’t an anti encryption law technically outlaw SSH, SSL, and other foundational technologies? How could this possibly work?