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How about the people that don't use OpenClaw, but alternative agent harnesses that are vastly better than Claude Code?

> alternative agent harnesses that are vastly better than Claude Code?

Okay, that got my attention. What harnesses are those?


pi-coding-agent (https://shittycodingagent.ai/) is what I use and is particularly popular due to its simplicity and minimal system prompt.

Cursor - I'm sure I can find more.

I have a receipt from August last year that prices 2x 48GB DDR5 modules at $179 AUD a piece. Same vendor has them currently at $708 AUD EACH!

Not only that but KOReader has native support for OPDS feeds, which the OPs read-it-later service Readeck also natively supports.

I have been using it like this for a while and it is absolutely bliss to be able to view a catalogue of my inboxed articles on my kindle, with annotation (exports of which are also supported in KOReader).


Funnily enough I have built essentially the exact same thing in HomeAssistant. Shot collection is completely automated as I have a LM Linea Micra and Acaia Lunar scales (Both have integrations that use Bluetooth). You should consider support for bluetooth scales etc!

https://i.imgur.com/a5ztsco.jpeg


TIL that 20-30% revenue growth year over year is underperforming.

Atlassian does >$1B/year in free cash flow. the GAAP losses are almost entirely stock-based comp, which is non-cash. the buyback exists specifically to offset that dilution.

> buybacks will reduce profit

wrong. its a balance sheet transaction. cash goes down, shares go down.


It's literally in the second sentence.

Obsidian Sync offers a headless client to sync vaults without using the desktop app. Useful for CI pipelines, agents, and automated workflows


I did see that but it did not help me understand the specific use cases. Someone else did, though.


And you can’t run OpenAi / Claude subscriptions through OpenClaw without violating their ToS. You need to use API keys, which are pay as you go


Enshittification


Not really. Awesome lists are mostly curated by an individual, the bar for making it on that list isn’t the same as HN where the community decides the popularity of the entries


Google often marks my homelab domains as dangerous which all point to an A record that is in the private IP space, completely inaccessible to the internet.

Makes precisely zero sense.


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