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CLAWDBOT. Open-source always-on assistant. You don’t need a Mac Mini - you can run it on AWS free tier. Can confirm. First video about this. More to come ! To be clear, I’m anti-hype. Last year I didn’t report on a LOT of AI releases that were making headlines... show more

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