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Show HN: Jixp, a Lisp DSL for describing Jax neural nets
This is a side project I've been working on while learning Jax. I noticed that a bunch of the neural net math looked like it would work well in a lisp syntax because most of the da…
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Comment #47342243
Thanks for the feedback here, this matches a bunch of patterns we have seen. One of the fundamental problems is OpenClaw is tech for nerds. It's hard to use, it breaks all the time…
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Comment #47339691
Go for it!
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Comment #47339685
I think I agree here but for us it's more of a defense in depth thing. If you want to give it access to your email you are opening yourself up to attacks, but it doesn't have that …
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Comment #47339240
Claude Code is awesome, I use it all day, every day. OpenClaw is similar but not the same. I think if all you do is write code, CC is probably best for you. OpenClaw is interesting…
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Comment #47338992
OpenClaw doesn't play well with SDKs like that. It expects to be able to run on a full machine (or container), to execute commands, to write files to disk. If we wanted we could fo…
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Comment #47338469
You're right that security is a major risk. Our perspective here is that by defaulting to an EC2 instance, you're in control of what data is at risk. If you connect Google Workspac…
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Comment #47338333
It's an Amazon Linux image on an EC2 instance. We install some custom packages too.
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Comment #47337913
We run a dedicated AI SRE for each instance with scoped creds for just their instance. OpenClaw by nature has security risks so we want to limit those as much as possible. We only …
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Comment #47337631
We allow you to backup to a private Github repo you own so if you want to version control your setup that way you can. Otherwise most changes are tracked in the chat history and th…
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Comment #47337346
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