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It's Python 2/3 or Node CommonJS/ESM all over again. I thought the lesson of history was that it's more reasonable to live with a known problem (and have mitigations for it) than to "fix" it in a way that breaks everything that's good.

The business in the service, not the software. Open source increases the vitality of the software through a more engaged community

Build a dam in the fjord and pump the water out from it with excess electricity! Profit

I don't know either... But it is the first time I've ever seen the parallax effect adding value to a homepage. Great job in that regard!

Last year we were saying there must be a human-in-the-loop (HitL), but anyone who is the HitL exhibits the “HitL skill” to the agent.

There might be no books about human intuition but we teach it to LLMs by interacting with them

I wonder what’s more valuable in our prompts: the raw data or the feedback system that drives the exchange towards a goal.

For a long time it was clearly the former, but now I think it is the latter.

The models have enough knowledge (orders of magnitude more than a human could ever learn) but are now getting better at what to do with it thanks to learning from the decisions that we make in conversations with AI agents.

What’s a good way to drive models to use current versions?

Thank you for starting the blog post with reminding what the project is.

So many blogs (and newsletters for that sake) assume the reader knows and remembers what they are about

Umm, no? The parent means Wayback Machine, which is a service of Internet Archive (both at archive.org). Or am I confused?

What is third party? If I self-host OpenClaw, is that third party?

If I write my own harness, is that third party?

Insane policy

Why bother creating a CLI and OAuth interface if your ToS punishes for using it

Wouldn’t that violate the quoted ToS? I guess it would.

I was expecting a new HTTP status code