It would be interesting if FreeCAD could iterate towards something that is also easy for agents to use. I have seen cases of people doing this with Blender.

There is a great book on this topic. My in-laws gave me a sword that supposedly had a map to one the gold locations. But today it is quite a bit of myth. I do believe the explorer did find a gold statue as there were pictures. But the rest of the claims of gold I am skeptical about.

Cryptonomicon by Neal Stephenson does a good fictional take on it.

I have not heard of step-3.5-flash before. But as the other commenter asked, I would love to hear about your quorum technique. What type of projects are you building with the quorum?

Hard drives and GPUs seem to be facing the same fate.

I see quite a lot on X.

The specs they have for Seedance 3.0 look insane, I wonder if they can pull it off.

That one looks like fake news to me. But we will see. I think the next iteration may reach 1-2 minutes instead of 15 seconds, so we will see 5 minutes of stitched together videos instead of 1-2 mins.

Are you vibe coding with it at all and if so, how well is it going?

I thought the source code for the actual CLI was closed source. How are you patching it?

Claude code can reverse engineer it to a degree. Doing it for more than a single version is a PITA though. Easier to build you own client over their SDK.

Aside from the security differences, what can OpenClaw do that NanoClaw cannot?

I think your post here is a good start. Sharing it in small bits rather than one big book is a better approach in my opinion.

Thanks for your reply

I could never find anyone else on Bitchat, it was just me when I opened it. If anything Telegram is a better replacement for Discord, you don't have the file size limitations and a push to sell you Nitro.