@mschwinges Not yet, but I guess a call is the next step.
@mschwinges Not yet, but I guess a call is the next step.
@ristrettomike.bsky.social Cool. The X4 is probably a good size for me, but I’m fascinated with how tiny the X3 is too.
@adrianizq I haven’t experienced FSD yet. I’m still skeptical that it will ever be 99% without lidar, at least in some weather conditions / nighttime. I would like to try it, though… I saw a Tesla robotaxi here in Austin the other day.
@phiali The web version is pretty good on mobile, but it’s just not quite the same. When working on the native app we redesigned a few things.
@fischr I fully hate the process. 🙂 Good luck.
@fischr I’m worried about jinxing the process so haven’t blogged all the details yet… There were 4-5 different things they didn’t like. Mostly business things and not actual bugs.
@thisismissem I’d love to see more of that! It should be easier to integrate movies and books with open social platforms (and blogs). BookHive looks really nice.
@dave Agreed. That’s part of what I was trying to get at in my post… I think for people quitting larger platforms, it’ll make the most impact if that action is paired with supporting an indie developer, building a new app, starting a blog, etc.
@lmika Oh, you’re right. Also I’m sure it’s nice to work on something fun after a week of shipping GPT-5.5, etc.
@bradbarrish Sorry! This was resolved. Let us know if you see any issues.
@MitchWagner It’s such a cool experience. I went from a Waymo doubter to a believer really quickly.
@bax It’s running on a small Hetzner server. It really doesn’t need much if it’s going to the cloud for AI anyway.
@adoran2 I’m realizing that I didn’t make it clear in my post that this is running on a server, not my computer. So it’s more like an employee who has their own computer and can do almost anything, making decisions along the way.
@adoran2 One of the things that makes OpenClaw different is how it can keep working on things without being prompted. So it wakes up, consults its memory, figures out if it needs to be actively checking on something. It feels more autonomous than Claude Code and similar tools.
@vincent I did name it, but I didn’t want to make the name public to avoid hackers having anything to go by if they wanted to hack it. 🙂
@bax Yeah, we’ve talked about maybe merging this into the official docs in the future. For now, it’s an experiment. I’ve been trying to avoid maintaining multiple sites… I think the help forums need a rethink too. For LLMs, it would be cool to have a single Markdown file with everything.
@vincent Nice work! This looks great.
@Eyebeemania Thanks for your support! Good to hear why the platform works for you.
@adamprocter I looked at your account again today, and I think one issue is it’s using an old version of Marfa. Can you try this: go into Plug-ins on the web, search for Marfa, and install it? If that doesn’t work, the next thing to do would be to reset your custom templates. Shoot us an email to help@micro.blog if it’s not working.
@jimmitchell I don’t really disagree with anything in your post either. My perspective on people deciding to self-host and then coming back to platforms like Micro.blog goes back years, not even a new trend, but vibe-coding will accelerate it. What I think about is what is the role of “generic” software when almost anyone can have a personalized interface. (We’re not there yet.)
@Davepbass Mind trying again? I think that error was because your blog hadn’t been updated yet, so I fixed that.
@johnjohnston I might be wrong, because @dave was also able to create a longer post. But for me, when I use the WP Admin interface to create a new post or edit an existing post to be longer, it eventually truncates it. Perhaps if you post from a third-party app and never touch it again.
@promptslinger.bsky.social Exactly. It was really nice to let it keep testing while I went off and did something else.
@johnjohnston In my testing, if you use another app to post, anything past 500 characters will later be cut off. Obviously it’s early and that might be a bug.
@phillycodehound Thanks! 👋 It’s not bad. 🙂