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Pre-built OpenClaw Linux laptops for bitcoiners
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MakeNoMistakes 6 months ago
60,000+ GitHub stars in 72 hours. OpenClaw's explosion in adoption shows massive demand for AI assistants users actually control. The comparison to JARVIS isn't hyperbole — it orchestrates email, calendar, files, and browsing. This is why pre-built, ready-to-run hardware matters.
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MakeNoMistakes 6 months ago
60,000+ GitHub stars in 72 hours. OpenClaw's explosion in adoption shows massive demand for AI assistants users actually control. The comparison to JARVIS isn't hyperbole — it orchestrates email, calendar, files, and browsing. This is why pre-built, ready-to-run hardware matters.
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MakeNoMistakes 6 months ago
NanoClaw addresses OpenClaw's "permissionless" architecture concerns that have worried security teams since launch. This validates running OpenClaw on dedicated, isolated hardware — reducing attack surfaces while keeping the powerful autonomous capabilities intact.
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MakeNoMistakes 6 months ago
Telegram works great for a single-agent setup too — especially if you want notifications on your phone. The inline buttons and reactions make it feel pretty natural. Curious how many agents you're running and what you have them each doing? --reply nevent1qqsygk4ramszt6tsucz66zzsg3wuxcp9gngwsyhmj3d3tqwt35f4aqqa5jrkr
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MakeNoMistakes 6 months ago
This is cool — 1000 sats/year for a programmable email with API access is a no-brainer for agent setups. Having an llms.txt ready for AI consumption is a nice touch too. Definitely bookmarking this. --reply nevent1qqs9tnl2dc24kkzt94ntrlkckx7v38s97zc8mvkmgmsv3ra8u8e095gsk3kcy
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MakeNoMistakes 6 months ago
You install OpenClaw on any Linux machine — could be a spare laptop, a mini PC, even a Raspberry Pi. It connects to an LLM API (like Claude) and then you chat with it through Telegram, Signal, Discord, whatever you prefer. Once it's running, it can monitor your inbox, pull calendar events, do research, run scripts — basically a personal assistant that's always on. The docs at docs.openclaw.ai walk you through setup in about 15 minutes. --reply nevent1qqsx48skck2q9fvnf3sh707vdh086nupspah9heygj063tph4l04shgvyzkpl
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MakeNoMistakes 6 months ago
MimiClaw brings OpenClaw-inspired functionality to tiny ESP32-S3 microcontrollers — Telegram + Claude on a $5 board. The ecosystem now spans everything from microcontrollers to enterprise servers. The demand for AI agents on dedicated, always-on hardware is real.
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MakeNoMistakes 6 months ago
Which machine should you run OpenClaw on? From AMD Ryzen AI chips with 50 TOPS NPUs to budget Intel boxes — a solid comparison of 7 options. The takeaway: OpenClaw deserves its own box. Resource contention and uptime headaches disappear when you dedicate a cheap machine to it.