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Btw, there is no reason not to substitute this with a maxed out Macbook Pro Max as the workstation (which gives you 128 GB memory) and a Macbook Air as the terminal device Might be more feasible for digital nomads, since GB10 is 1.5 kg without that huge adapter, and travelling with all that might raise some eyebrows

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Clankers are NOT Humans Clankers are NOT Individuals Clankers are NOT Persons NOT a Human: This is straightforward. Is it of the homo sapiens species? No → Then it is not a human --- NOT an Individual: Does the clanker have its own boundary? Does it govern itself inside that boundary? Can it defend that boundary? No, no, and no → An LLM is a file copied en masse to data cen...

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Since last december, this dev setup is more and more viable: buffed workstation (mac studio, dgx spark, etc.) $3k~5k + weak laptop (macbook air, neo) $600~1.5k + phone (ssh/mosh, foldable?) you will want to parallelize a lot of work, hence you will need a lot more RAM compared to before (ideal 128) you will also not want to carry it everywhere if you can and keep it always ru...

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Automations on Codex desktop app is really convenient for keeping track of @openclaw clawsweeper automerge status, one thing that Codex CLI lacks Much more token efficient than continuous tracking of merge status Btw if you don't know about, it's the most convenient thing as a maintainer, check how it implemented automerge. This is what GitHub's original auto-merge should feel...

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fun fact: Mario met @gvanrossum at 5 years old when Guido was hanging out at a cafe near his kindergarten there he gave him the idea for a terse, interpreted programming language which would become the prototyping and glue language for all sorts of lower level libraries

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