I generally agree with you that the projects could be more accessible. I also believe that these projects exist to do one thing, which is create a solution to a problem and share it with others.

As for your learning and explaining what the various bash command chains do: Explaining bash commands is actually one of the few things I would say AI (especially local/self-hosted LLMs) are REALLY good at.

There are lots of obscure options for every bash command, and having used a lot of LLMs for work, most LLM models can use and explain these bash commands, piping, and exit conditions quite well.

Not everyone wants to use AI, which I can understand. But, if you’re going to use AI, use it to break down more complex things and explain them to you.

Without expertise in computer equipment and long term storage with humidity specifically:

Generally targeting less than 60% humidity is sufficient for long term storage of many items.

As for dust, depending on the form factor you are targeting, some cases come with built in dust filters, while you may also be able to buy some dust-specific air intake material. If you have any intake fans, then you can cover those with that material and clean it from time to time.

Dust is not likely to be your biggest concern.

Definitely looks like some Ai image they used.

Diabetes does that too. Skinny extremities, thick/round torsos with almost no transition between the two shapes.

Most of the men in my mother’s extended family have diabetes, and look just like that.

IMO Disney and other copyright holders have more lobbying power than AI companies at this time.

That said, damages of a winning suit will end up being minuscule compared the revenue these companies have made from said piracy.

Also, OPs mower doesn’t appear to have a roll bar, so if it rolls on him, it’s not getting off until it’s done.

A roll bar would keep it so you only get to lay on your back when you flip, instead of the mower sitting on your head.

I think it was a Hitler thing?

This sounds like a fork of OpenClaw with an extra embedding memory system built in. A bit like hindsight or one of the other vector memory stores with the ability to overwrite a memory.

I’m betting there’s a lot of formerly open source projects here that got vendored to make this.

I’m curious what model was used to synthesize this post. It reads clearer than the usual Claude stuff.

American here: my high school used to sell lunch milk in clear hand-sized square plastic bags. We were expected to successfully pierce only one side of the bag with a pointed straw.

The technique was… learned. Some people took a while to master it.

After testing via api for a few days, this model is genuinely impressive for its size/price.

Feels a little like running opus 4.6 on medium think. Quick enough, clean enough. Still makes some minor errors once in a while, but it’s fast enough to be useful and cheap enough that you can use it for everything and still pay very little.

Upgrade that to 3.8 as soon as your hardware allows (and your use case makes sense). 3.8 is quite a bit more rational.