I used it very similarly to you, but found it to be about $3.50 per day, or $100 a month. It wasn't worth that.

My minimax has liberal usage at $10 per month, if you’re not looking for some amazing model.

Minimax 2.7 gets confused too often and misses a lot of things. GLM 5.1 is better, closer to a Sonnet style model, but also significantly more pricey.

minimax 2.7 is great at smaller tasks. I use it for simple subagents and it is capable and I don’t come close to using the quota.

Try opencode go using kimi - its more than enough for most usecases unless you try something really stupid that you shouldn't be getting openclaw to do directly, like coding.

Couldn't you use it with a Codex subscription? Plus is $20 per month

That's Anthropic. Codex is OpenAI.

For what it's worth, codex doesn't yet seem to be aggressively terminating accounts or invalidating auth tokens if they detect usage in a non-first party tool. Whether that will continue to be the case or not a gamble though.

Claude is not Codex.

Z.ai explicitly allows you to use it with OpenClaw on their plans.

John Gruber and Ben Thompson discussed a comparison of podcast vs. youtube and how podcasting isn't dominated by one company like youtube is for video. This is in the context of Joe Rogan moving to spotify. https://overcast.fm/+B7NB1G3rw/44:01

Spotify is trying real hard to become the YouTube of podcasts unfortunately.

John Boiles has a proof of concept of the OBS virtual cam. I tried it out and it worked for me, although I had to build it and OBS from source. He has good instructions.

https://github.com/johnboiles/obs-mac-virtualcam

Yes, that's the proof of concept I have tried. It builds from source relatively straightforwardly (takes a short while), and indeed the instructions are very good.

"-- Google Inc.'s top three executives agreed in 2004 to work together at the Internet search and advertising giant for at least 20 years, a company spokesman confirmed on Wednesday."

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB120172640635329643.html

See also, pex: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmpnGhRwsu0

My team at Apple is hiring in San Francisco. https://jobs.apple.com/us/search?#location&ss=47424189&t=0&s...

If you're interested, please email jaybuff@apple.com with [Swift Server] in the email subject line.

FYI the job description says Seattle, Washington

Thanks for pointing that out. We're hiring in SF, Seattle and London for this role.

Ah, yes, the trailing comma in a list, which I like to refer to as the "Silicon Valley Comma"

[ "a", "b", "c", ] // the silicon valley comma

Of course it looks ugly if you list things horizontally... :)

If that's the Silicon Valley Comma, what do you call this?

    [
       "an
     , "array"
     , "of"
     , "things"
    ]

Because I have an irrational hatred of that style. (Yes, I know the purported benefits when diffing files, I don't care :P)

That's not as good as the SVC because you'll still get unnecessary diffs when prepending to the list

SVC allows you to both prepend and append without adding extra diffs

It's a nice thing to have when you generate JSON programmatically :)

Apple Inc | San Francisco, CA | Competitive Salary

Apple's CloudKit (part of iCloud) is hiring backend developers who have Linux expertise and who are excited about Swift. Job is full time in San Francisco.

More info at https://jobs.apple.com/us/search?#&ss=47424189&t=0&so=&lo=0*...

Email jaybuff@apple.com with [HackerNews Job] in the subject line.

Apple notes (in iOS 9 and El Capitan) is also a secure, encrypted Evernote alternative: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202303