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I went down this path over 6 months ago and had a variety of custom setups using tmux, cmux, and more. But since using Orca IDE it feels like a leap in usability and robustness.

being reductive, causality is the key term for a world model. the rollout is the key action to demonstrate causality. lots of nice LLMs can generate a 3d representation of a "visual world". These days the focus is on sensory data (image, video, etc.), however world models can be more than just 3d spatial representations - they could be tabular. Again being reductive, its how do you predict the next state from the current state (the rollout).

My sense is yes. Running a small, non-frontier model in a "loose harness" has less guardrails under the hood. However I have no evidence besides my outcomes!

An analogy might be: AltaVisa 20+ years ago vs. Google + Chrome today. There are more layers to filter or warn of malicious links.

It was my fault, I copied the command and ran it from a search result provided by my OpenClaw that was running on a non-frontier model (I can’t remember which - something small and free).

I’m pretty confident it’s gone, this happened about 6-7 weeks ago. Have been running recurring checks for processes, Malwarebytes, and a PiHole to monitor traffic.

The Max version gets more details right. The bike frame looks good, the chain, the wings are appropriately styled instead of “arms”, and the knee is bent, etc. Obviously we’re hitting marginal returns now, but I see differences.

There are certainly simpler solutions, but I love maximum flexibility to pickup and go from my desktop to iPad to iPhone anytime I want with full terminal access

The influencer economy trades on hype, on frenzy, and ultimately, eyeballs. The more the better.

They want you feel like you’re missing out. They want you to switch. Being boring is far more productive. Pin your versions. Stick to stable releases and avoid the nightlies.

Significant noise created from 4.6 to 4.7 Opus transition has caused some to interpret this as signal. Excluding certain genuine and real bugs, the noise about perceived quality falling dramatically was noise. Influencers doing influencing turned it into “signal”. The reality was that if you had strong planning and spec driven development it ranged from manageable to non-existent.

The vast majority of the people I know and work with have not switched off CC or their Max sub.

Claude 4.7 is the clear winner to me for manager and formal report updates.

As an ex-senior exec (hundreds of staff), the bolded timeline impact is a particular nuance that I would expect a Lead/Director to format for a VP+ audience. Interesting none of the other models did that. My eyes immediately went to impact statement, then worked back to context to grasp the whole situation.

Yeah fair question - I mainly did this because I’d forget to run /rc to enable remote control and the globally enabled rc flag is buggy.

The 3 main benefits for me are

- full terminal access, not just CC. So I can start CC remotely, not just join

- connection durability, CC sessions will die if network drops 10min+

- i enjoy cmux and wanted its workspace management integrated remotely as I’ve usually got 3-10 CC sessions active at any time