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Re: Migrate from OpenClaw

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Post by yencabulator »

echelon wrote: post #12
cassianoleal wrote: post #5

It's probably good to at least be aware of the plagiarism debacle around Hermes. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48187581

1. This is bad, if true. 2. In the future, there won't be copyright. Or open source. Or anything "owned". It can all just be copied trivially, and there's literally no stopping it. 3. I don't know how to feel about any of that. This is so new and complicated. The whole world is changing dramatically and being completely reshaped.

> 2. In the future, there won't be copyright. Or open source. Or anything "owned". It can all just be copied trivially, and there's literally no stopping it.

Oh, no. Not at all. There won't be copyright for you. Disney will still have theirs, and so will anyone else rich enough.

Re: Migrate from OpenClaw

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Post by JaceComix »

johntash wrote: post #109
JaceComix wrote: post #28

When I dropped my Claude sub a few months ago I first went to try pi. At first I was a little overwhelmed by having to browse extensions to get the experience I want (coupled with finding new model providers to use). So I looked elsewhere and found Crush and Hermes. They're both very a e s t h e t i c, which I think can make using them fun, but ultimately if I had a nitpick, I would look back over at pi, and the gras…

what model(s) did you end up using with pi? I want to move away from claude but don't have the hardware for "good" local llms, and would rather use a ZDR api instead of one of the big apis for privacy reasons.

Sorry for the late reply (relatively new to HN)

After my Claude subscription ended, I tried using Fireworks and OpenRouter to be less vendor-locked and access cheaper models. MiniMax, Kimi, and Qwen were the three I tried the most since they're fairly cheap, but I still burned thorugh credits way too fast. Now I'm using Codex.

I've heard that if you can deal with slower output, local LLMs can run on gaming graphics cards well enough. So they're not great for a live coding assistant, but running some tasks/agents overnight is an option.

Re: Migrate from OpenClaw

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Post by rrvsh »

pkulak wrote: post #108
rrvsh wrote: post #107

Earlier quoted context omitted.

the usual practise when using flake-parts and import-tree is to forego the default.nix completely and just import the entire folder without needing to explicitly register each file in a default.nix. you can view an example at my flake here: https://github.com/rrvsh/tools/blob/256b38535d62a2930ad27161... https://github.com/rrvsh/tools/tree/256b38535d62a2930ad27161... but its just a different way to do things, not a be…

Oh! Yes, you're totally right. I remember going to a bit of trouble in the beginning to filter to default.nix, because yes, the template absolutely just imported everything. I must have had some good reason, but that reason is lost to time. Maybe because I have stuff like this: https://github.com/pkulak/nix/blob/main/modules/features/jai... Not totally sure, but I feel like importing that wouldn't work. Probably you'…

for packages you just wrap them in `perSystem` and prefix the methods with `pkgs.*`, for example: [1]

Also unrelated, how are you liking Jai? I was following it before it was released but haven't had the time to try it out - I've heard good things even beyond gamedev use cases

[1] https://github.com/rrvsh/tools/blob/prime/nix%2Fpackages%2Fs...

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