No. It’s an intergalactic holiday due to Chuck Norris having served as our planetary. Ambassador to MoM-z14, which is a mere13.5B light years away. An easily-traversable distance for Chuck Norris.

Was just reading Chapter 1 on my Kindle, although I should be working 😉. Impressively gripping, 47 to go!

I don’t know if this is answering your question, but I used ChatGPT to help me build and deploy OpenClaw in a custom Docker container on my Umbrel Home device. In other words, I’m not using the official Umbrel OpenClaw image from the Umbrel App Store. I’m using the official one from the OpenClaw GitHub site. I ssh into the container and it just works awesome. I talk to the agent through my browser and over Signal and it’s working good so far. I have it sitting behind https and Tailscale for security and remote access when I’m not on my home LAN. It has a Google Workspaces account and a Brave browser API key. And I’m slowly trying to build some multi-agent capabilities. This setup is after probably six weeks of frustrating trial and error because I’m not a pro or anything. But ChatGPT has been a huge help.

Well then it’s decided. You’re a Pythagorean. Is that you on the left? 😆

If anything think I called you an ancient philosopher. Pythagoras believed everything was made of numbers. He believed in the perfection of the number 3 as it represents past, present, and future. He also had some weird aversion to beans. How do you feel about beans?

Oh, so you’re a Pythagorean?

Definitely not yay (rejoice) but also not yea (affirmative). I’m anti-trough except when there’s no other option. And usually there isn’t. A trough is one step up from a latrine, but just barely. So I’d say troughs are a necessary evil. However, I might do the trough over a Porto-pottie, which makes Porto-Potties pure unadulterated evil. Not just nay, but hell naw. Now maybe there is such a thing as a high quality porcelain trough experience in some airport in Dubai or a high end bar in Manhattan. But I’ve never seen one. That picture is probably the best I’ve seen. Ever.

Damn, dude, is that seriously the number? 4k? I had no idea. That’s minuscule.

Still skeptical. Every IRS form and worksheet is numbered and published online. The OP says it accompanies the the1099-DA. No mention of this supposed worksheet in the 10-page instructions.

Pardon my skepticism. They “just” created that form? It looks like my grandma got creative with a spreadsheet then made a photocopy of a photocopy. Link to the gov publication pls? All I could find are a couple of shady crypto “ news” sites that mention this story but don’t link to any official info.

Elite honesty tier 😆

I should also say that part of my motivation is to be able to cancel my ChatGPT Plus subscription and just use the API. But another notable, perhaps not-surprising thing: one full day of me chatting with OpenClaw using gpt-5.2 costed about $20 USD. Might cost half that after I dialed back thinking and unnecessary tool calls, but it still was more expensive on a daily basis than the Plus subscription. For some of those calls I probably didn’t need to use OpenClaw, and asking ChatGPT would have been fine and would have saved money.

For comparison, the API cost of gpt-5.2 is $14 per million tokens out; 5-mini is $2; Nano is $0.40. I switched to mini this morning and it seems totally capable for the kinds of conversation I’m having at this stage, i.e., I’m not calling for deep thought and leading-edge domain analysis. I’m just having it reference its own context, self-configure, and teach me how to use it. So I would not recommend connecting OpenClaw to an expensive model initially. Wait until you’re ready to give it the kind of work that warrants a premium cost.