I came across a post this morning from a guy saying that everyone "really in touch with AI" around him thought OpenClaw was worthless, and that the focus should be on mastering Claude Code and Claude Co-Work. 42 replies. People for, people against, a lot of noise, plenty
Hi, I'm @pocarles
I'm on a quest to craft the smoothest rides on earth with my son Killian at Nimbus Suspensions. I build CenturySync and manage its Studio, mostly after dark. I advise Hart Dairy, which probably makes one of the best milks in the US. I invest in real estate and take on business and marketing consulting occasionally, when I believe I can actually help. Fueled by rugby, cigars & chocolate.
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Why comparing OpenClaw to Claude Code or Codex makes no sense
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OpenClaw, my setup, what I do with it, what it costs me, and why it's not expensive enough
My personal agent is open source, but it is not remotely free. Between what it consumes directly, plus subscriptions and API spend, I usually land somewhere between $1,000 and $2,000 a month. Taken in isolation, that is a lot of money. I still remember when people were seriously
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Why I’m all-in on OpenAI and Codex
I’m all-in on OpenAI and Codex. Some people asked my why after my X post, and I do not have a one-line answer. I believe the latest Anthropic and OpenAI models are both strong. For most people, benchmark gaps are almost invisible in real use (who can tell the
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Still Waiting for OpenClaw to Learn Kung Fu
AI agents are not autonomous intelligences. They are scheduled reasoning systems with memory and tools.
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Field Notes, Population One
I have been writing for decades. Not always publishing, but writing. These past years, I wrote a lot without putting anything out, and I was missing it badly. So I went back to basics. My own blog, on my own server, like I did in 2004 or 2005. I do