Haven't had the chance to test lately, I'd try Qwen or MiniMax 2.7 or latest Kimi or GML – challenge is context size with that hardware.
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Anthropic Restricts Claude Subscriptions for Third-Party Tools
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ANTHROPIC JUST MADE A BIG MOVE ON OPENCLAW Starting today (April 4th), you can’t use Claude subscription limits for third-party tools anymore (incl. OpenClaw). Still usable via API… but this changes things!
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Poor Decision-Making Often Seems Wise Until Later Reflection
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That's the problem. Everybody thinks they're making the best decisions of their life when they're making the stupidest ones. You don't see that until later.
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New Addiction Pathway Found in Human Brains Technology
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Nah, they found a new addiction path to some human brains, maybe even many.
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SpaceX IPO Expected to Be Largest Ever
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SpaceX IPO! I think it will be the biggest ever. What do you think?
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Codex App Server enables custom interfaces with ChatGPT integration
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I want to double down on that. Just ask Codex to build anything you want connecting to the Codex App Server. It’s very self-aware about it, and you can connect Codex to anything and talk to it from any UI you want to build! This is how the whole Codex Monitor thing started! Vaibhav (VB) Srivastav (@reach_vb) ICYMI: you can use your ChatGPT sub with OpenClaw, OpenCode, Pi, Cline and a lot more! Infact you can double down and build your own interfaces on top of the ChatGPT Sub via the Codex App Server too – it’s fully open source Enjoy your Claw & build things you want, when you want — https://nitter.net/reach_vb/status/2040314906180735259#m
→ View original post on X — @romainhuet, 2026-04-04 06:51 UTC
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Tesla FSD Performance Varies by Neighborhood Geography
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It doesn't suck for me. At all. It's freaking amazing. But I do live in a very high Tesla neighborhood where the FSD was invented. So I understand if other neighborhoods aren't as good.
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Go Deep Not Wide: AI Interview Success Strategy
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"Don't Be Wide. Go Deep."
— Satya Mallick (@LearnOpenCV) 4 avril 2026
Most people walk into AI interviews trying to prove they know everything. That's exactly what gets them rejected.
Dr. Satya Mallick, CEO of https://t.co/MoLF5sh9ke and https://t.co/iB5io7UA7o, shares the one thing that actually works — go deep, not… pic.twitter.com/472FNslwpw"Don't Be Wide. Go Deep." Most people walk into AI interviews trying to prove they know everything. That's exactly what gets them rejected. Dr. Satya Mallick, CEO of OpenCV.org and BigVision.ai, shares the one thing that actually works — go deep, not wide. The goal isn't to survive the interview. It's to teach your interviewer something they didn't know before. If they walk out thinking "this person knows something I don't" — you've already won. #AIJobs #AIInterview #ComputerVision #MachineLearning #CareerAdvice #TechCareers #OpenCV #DeepLearning #JobInterviewTips
→ View original post on X — @learnopencv, 2026-04-04 06:47 UTC
