Jared Lander

@emollick Biggest drawback to me (not that I have used openclaw yet either) is not being able to run it on a Linux machine. My laptop is not always on but I have multiple Linux machines. I essentially want to install Claude cowork on a headless server and have dispatch send to that.

What I like better: easy, much more stable & safe, existing connectors mean better integration with gmail, browsers, etc. Very good tool use What is missing for me: ability to invite Claude to any channel, heartbeat/proactivity, multiple sessions (right now dispatch is one chat)

After using it a bit, Claude Cowork Dispatch covers 90% of what I was trying to use OpenClaw for, but feels far less likely to upload my entire drive to a malware site.

Love that #geospatial data

March's meetup with Jason Bryer about clustering is now available to view. Enjoy! 📽️ Video & Slides➡️ nyhackr.org/past-talks

Generic promos waste spend. We use AI clustering to uncover real customer segments & turn them into clear personas you can explore in real time. More relevant offers, higher conversion, less churn. 📽️ Watch: youtu.be/HhASkYGZoM0 #CustomerSegmentation #AI #MarketingAnalytics

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Some thoughts about open source vs closed models from Joe Marlo in the age of #GenAI

@johnmyleswhite Have you tried /rewind?

I'd love to see every Claude Code instance do its work within a transaction that can be rolled back. I sometimes kick off a CC instance that I assume won't write to any files and hence doesn't need its own worktree. When CC surprises me with a write, everything ends up tangled.

@johnmyleswhite @nyhackr It was a joint talk with him, you and Drew

@jaredlander @nyhackr I often think about this stuff in comparison with WikiLeaks. But I think Mike Dewar gave that talk, no?

I keep thinking we should just call the current round of prediction markets "PolyLeaks".

🤩 Hear from Jason Bryer during our next meetup on Tues, March 10. He will be talking about clustering! 📍In-Person at NYU & Virtually Online at 7 PM (ET) 🙋‍♀️For more info & to RSVP, visit nyhackr.org Hope to see you there!

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👏Our next meetup is on Tuesday, March 10 with Jason Bryer, who will be talking about clustering! 📍In-Person at NYU & Virtually Online at 7 PM (ET) 🙋‍♀️RSVP now ➡️ nyhackr.org Thanks @NYU_PRIISM for hosting!

Some first thoughts on using @claudeai Code with #rstats

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So much more than just coding

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TONIGHT (2/17) is our meetup!🙌 George Perrett will be casting doubt on LLMs! 🎟️RSVP ➡ nyhackr.org (RSVP for in-person by 3pm, in-person space is limited) See you there! #LLMs

@BenjaminBadejo I have the Dell version of the DGX Spark, so I'm hoping to run local models there. Just not sure if I should put the OpenClaw part on a third machine to keep it separate from the models (and other work) on the DGX.

That’s more or less how I did it before getting a mac mini — by using WSL. Though I didn’t use a local model as the main model because the mini PC I had was not the sort one would use for it. I wish NVIDIA would explain which Mac Studio they are comparing to in the benchmarks, and to which exact NVIDIA GPUs. They seem to omit key details…

We need an answer to this.

@johnmyleswhite Agreed it's really good. Though I keep all the paper booklets because I still want to avoid looking at a screen while doing Lego.

I had never tried using the Lego Builders app instead of the paper instruction book, but it is astonishingly good. Just such a great example of software built so well you can see craft and love for craft immediately in the result.