todteera

Interesting idea. The problem of getting users to your platform is difficult. You need users to attract other users. No one is joining without other people on it. Just throwing out ideas, but you need to seed a starting set of users somehow. Friends, family, co-workers. Maybe some incentive for them to join and leave a review.

With a bunch new Claude features released lately, not really seeing a use for OpenClaw (especially if you're already on some Claude plan)

try scrolling the slider very quickly, sounds like an f1 car

thought it's now run by cognition (creators of devin)

From a users perspective, do we really care what model we're using under the hood? Or how well the software is solving our problems?

Seems like cursor is trying to build a "thicker wrapper" beyond the harness. Either to protect against Anthropic shutting them off or increase margins.

If we're talking about the ability code via prompting, then I would think so. However, I don't think its a skill that a reasonable competent dev can't pick up in a couple of weeks.

But yet again, if you've never touched any form of agentic coding in 2026 that probably says something about your character.

You can't change someone if they don't want to be changed

There's multitude of reasons someone would blindly trust LLM: laziness, lack of confidence, need for assurance, you name it.

You just gotta stand your ground and end up agreeing to disagree

Interesting how Mistral is investing into training models for industry specific use cases. With the commoditization of intelligence by base models, they're probably looking to creating value from specialized verticals.

got humbled by the amount of times I got nematode

seems pretty useful and easy to setup

This is cool. I'm kind of looking to upgrade my GPU. How is the value score calculated?

The whole go buy a mac mini to run openclaw thing I don't really get. What levels of personal agent automation do people really need? I use claude code every day and I don't think there's anything that couldn't be done with some skills and subagents.

The first point is so true. How do people expect me to work with their 20 page "deep research" document that's built by a crappy prompt and they didn't even bother to proofread.