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They are not up yet. The Paris one is expected in 2028, the one in Sweden in 2027.

They are building their own infra - south of Paris and another one was announced in Sweden recently.

Thanks for your work and I really really hope the open source project stays maintained. I’ve been using it from the very beginning and it’s been great!

> No-one's going to maintain it.

Why? He's going to maintain it and the community is large enough. Another sci-fi idea that's slowly becoming real is that the project is maintaining itself.

OpenClaw is a bunch of projects that evolved together (vibetunnel, pi-mono, all the CLIs). It's even more interesting to see the next iterations, not only what happens to this project.

If you read his blog you’ll find about a lot of his engineering decisions.

Peter was right about a lot of the nuances of coding agents and ways to build software over the last 9 months before it was obvious.

Astro is great and I hope they keep improving after the acquisition.

Given what agents can do, I feel a lot of the sites built on Webflow, Framer and so on will move to code and Astro is a great framework for this.

I partially agree with you that things get abandoned by users when they are too complex, but I think skills are a big improvement compared to what we had before.

Skills + tool search tool (dynamic MCP loading) announced recently are way better than just using MCP tools. I see more adoption by the people around me compared to a few months ago.

This is already in Handy in Advanced > Custom Words.

There is also Post Processing where you can rerun the output through an LLM and refine it, which is the closest to what Wispr Flow is doing.

This can be found in the debug menu in the GUI (Cmd + Shift + D).