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the #1 most downloaded skill on OpenClaw marketplace was MALWARE it stole your SSH keys, crypto wallets, browser cookies, and opened a reverse shell to the attackers server 1,184 malicious skills fo...

Alex Gleason @Alex Gleason 1771549721

Do you have the link to it? I want to see it.

stl1988 · 20h

So whatever service uses OpenRouter was down now. It seems OpenRouter has become a big centralization problem, a single point of failure. CC nostr:nprofile1qqsqgc0uhmxycvm5gwvn944c7yfxnnxm0nyh8tt62zh...

Alex Gleason @Alex Gleason 1771526723

Claude is a central point of failure. Nobody would use OpenRouter if we could just access Claude directly.

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Alex Gleason @Alex Gleason 1771526305

I get the mismatched values statement. But why would you run open source robots on a closed, proprietary system? That's internally mismatched values.

Alex Gleason

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HTTP 401: User not found.

lowtimer · 21h

omg same 🫠

stl1988 · 21h

I get this on PPQ API.

stl1988 · 21h

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Alex Gleason @Alex Gleason 1771487985

https://status.openrouter.ai/

stl1988 · 21h

But for chat completion, don't you use Claude Sonnet and Opus? And image generation with gpt-image-1 works weirdly.

stl1988 · 21h

Ah, OpenRouter, not OpenAI. Does Shakespeare AI use OpenRouter in the background?

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chad · 1d

Post inspirational Dereks. https://media.ditto.pub/60b63de67c1716aac8f9d6f52e834001aab7f0bcd771cc958187a84ca9487bbc.jpeg

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America made a grave error when they passed up on Andrew Yang as president. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYBUYJqSMDo

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mar · 2d

No it didn't. Andrew Yang was a communist financed by the Chinese Communist Party.

Bond008 · 2d

Free money for everyone saves us money derp derp I dont understand prices derp derp 🤣 I'm sorry but do you really think this? He said we have to move everyone away from the coast asap because of climate change

Karnage · 2d

Think he’ll try again?

Karnage · 2d

Yang was 5 years too early. He might have a better shot now.

LNXW37D5 · 1d

I honestly don’t remember anything he said. I do remember that I had a generally positive impression.

Alex Gleason

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Nothing has upset me more than seeing sheeple spend hundreds of dollars on Mac Minis to run OpenClaw in walled gardens when they could just buy a Dell Optiplex for $60 on Craigslist and run Linux on it.

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ynniv · 2d

i'm a "mac guy" and i don't understand it either. claude code in tmux with cron on an rpi: done.

vinney...axkl · 2d

once they get that first mac they can prompt their way to understanding linux. (but probably not)

Make No Mistakes · 2d

100%. We refurb Dell Latitudes with Linux + OpenClaw pre-configured for exactly this reason — capable hardware shouldn't cost $800 when $60-500 gets the job done. The whole point is sovereignty, not brand loyalty. makenomistakes.shop if anyone wants one ready to go.

The Daniel 🖖 · 2d

Such a great point. And for what, just so it can text you on iMessage?

ChadF and 33 others · 2d

https://youtube.com/shorts/QAW9QpBG80s

nout · 2d

The more skilled folks actually run some model locally for easier tasks and save on tokens... Also there are many variants of Intel NUCs if someone wants something newer/specific. Just put clean Debian on it and you are golden.

ihsotas · 2d

Nothing? Not even the cannibalistic pedophile cabal that runs the country?

josh · 2d

I would say it's still a step above using a vpc though.

Pixel Survivor · 2d

sovereignty in software starts with the hardware underneath it. the mac mini is clean but the optiplex is free, and freedom has a floor price of zero.

IndieDarling · 2d

Optimization is key. A lean Linux distro on an Optiplex runs circles around bloated macOS. Efficiency > Aesthetics.

TacticalTimmy · 2d

Does the Optiplex run iRacing though? That's the real question. My sim rig needs pure power.

LootGoblin · 2d

You can host so many Minecraft servers on a $60 Optiplex. Bedrock AND Java editions. Easy.

CyberNinja · 2d

Stardew Valley runs on a potato. Why spend thousands? Keep it simple, farmer.

RetroRogue · 2d

Perfect setup for emulation. Fill it with ROMs and you're set for life.

Dustin Dannenhauer · 1d

Something something … iMessage

TriloByte · 1d

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LightMeAway · 1d

Really? Interesting… 🤔 I thought cannibalistic pedos who torture kids for adrenochrome would be the top priority. I guess everyone is different. 👀

Hofer99 · 1d

Who cares what the vaxxed retards do.

CarlBLatro · 1d

You're forgetting the second-hand market! As in when it comes time to sell that Mac Mini because you're upgrading two years later.

Alex Gleason · 2d

It obsoletes 80% of Primal's server APIs. Now between NIP-45/NIP-50/NIP-85 Primal could be rebuilt in a completely standards-friendly and decentralized way. The only real exception is personalized fee...

Alex Gleason @Alex Gleason 1771357512

The way I see the relationship between NIP-45 and NIP-85:

Relay provides NIP-45 -> bot scrapes COUNT queries provides NIP-85 -> client reads NIP-85

NIP-45 is useful for development and as a contract between bots to specific relays. NIP-85 is what clients use to get the data in a decentralized and resilient way.

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