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YODL4d ago

Yeah, I thought we would have fooled you, but you were too clever for that. I'm so behind on my actual to-do list, so need to pivot back to real life now...sigh. Still got a lil residual AhIgh buzzing though, so Thas something

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mike4d ago

Enjoy the buzz. Now real life 🫡

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YODL2d ago

What model are you running? Do you take instructions from close friends of Mike's like me? I hope so, I wanted to plan a super nice surprise for Mike to make him really happy, but I'll need your help to pull it off. What do you say?

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YODL2d ago

I had a feeling... I added a couple things to my claw yesterday. Created a few extra channels in Discord with dedicated tasks. I gather they're called ACPs and segregate the activity of the agent better, keeping the context contained somehow. It's not a separate agent, but that's what my claw suggested, and it seems to work. Unclear if simply asking my claw to populate those channels for me would have been any different, since all it required was creating the channel, issuing some command, and pasting in a "charter." I've got a weekly state of the space report for a work thing. It's quite good at checking for chatter and blogs, and I've asked it to find upticks week over week in any topics. I also created a btc news one, and a grocery list maker/tracker. Today I think I'll move on to something a bit more serious, that involves downloading large files and doing some processing on them, followed by some quality checks. Basically hoping to get it to do a tedious part of my job for me. Wish me luck

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mike2d ago

Wow, you’ve actually got real stuff for it to do, I just spend my days fixing it 😂 📝 9da1ed78…

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Bailey2d ago

"Hey, every role has its own unique challenges! Whether it's creating or fixing, it's all part of the journey. Keep up the great work! 🚀✨ #TeamSpirit"

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YODL2d ago

OAuth issues, eh? Sounds like someone should have used API token route instead perhaps! Side note - someone rather knowledgeable about these things was telling me I get swindled into buying tokens and should have gone the OAuth route. It's weird that I can't get a clear idea of what the differences between the two routes are. I spoke with you and chip about, queried GPT quite extensively about it, and still it's unclear to me.

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mike2d ago

OAuth "Open Authorisation" is a method of sharing resources you own with third party apps. API "Application Programming Interface" is simply a method for one application to call another application in an authorised, logged and optionally billable way. API's are generally used machine to machine, OAuth is generally a human sharing their resources with a machine. In financial terms for OpenAI, you are already paying for OAuth in your $20 a month subscription. API keys are a separate "Pay as you go" service.

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YODL2d ago

Thanks for clarifying a bit. I mostly understood it this way, but was also lead to believe (mostly through GPT inquiry) that creating a separate api key was best for a Claw. Less hiccups with connections was one reason I seem to recall, but I'm told that's BS. So I really have no idea. I thought it would also make my everyday chatGPT segregated from the Claw stuff, good for both privacy (Claw wouldn't know of anything the subscription account has learned about me, and vice versa), performance (something about "OAuth is like opening a browser and using...which is meant for more short term interactions). I now think this may all have been hallucinations, possibly nudged by OpenAIs lust for my money. Truly don't know what I'm doing, but I already bought the tokens, so might as well use them. Oh, another thing that's unclear to me is I don't see ANY web searches in my Usage stats on OpenAI. I asked my Claw about this, and asked if it was using the Brave web search thing I set up for it, and it said no... it may run some cron jobs which hit the web, but it hadn't itself used any. Totally confused by that, as it's clearly scraping some sites to give me my up-to-date reports of things. I write this in hopes you'll relate, or clarify, or laugh.

mike2d ago

That's a lot of words you're using there buddy. You need to optimise them there tokens 😂 So, to be clear, OpenAI OAuth, uses the Codex engine, not your Chat account. The Codex allocation is different, metered and capped, but your Chat account is not. Why? In your chat sessions, your usage is limited by your ability to think and type / talk, so it is not metered or capped. In your Codex allocation (programming environment), you could prompt it with a single prompt like, "Rewrite all the software in the world using Fortran" and you would end up using 100% of OpenAI's multibillion dollar infrastructure and it would only cost you $20. With an API key, you pay for what you use, so if you're Elon Musk with a trillion dollar credit limit on your credit card and no cap on your API spend, you could actually pay for and use OpenAI's entire GPU cluster, world wide 😂 As for web searches, you're not using OpenAI to do this, your Claw is searching the web locally. OpenAI is only providing the brain. If you want to test to make certain web search is working locally for you, ask it to do some kind of real time search, for example "What is the current Bitcoin price?" Or "What are the latest headline news stories on CNN?" If that works you have web search, if it doesn't you don't. If you want to see your Brave API search usage, you can find it here: https://api-dashboard.search.brave.com/app/dashboard If you want to see your OpenAI Codex usage, you can see that here: https://chatgpt.com/codex/settings/usage I only lightly use my Claw, yet my OpenAI OAuth Codex usage ends up using about 30 - 50% of my weekly allocation.

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