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“This could have been possible six months ago.” Peter Steinberger 🦞 on what actually enabled OpenClaw🦞's success: “The models have been good for a while. It wasn’t a sudden model breakthrough.” “It required a certain amount of madness... letting a model do whatever it wants on your computer.” “I... show more

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