Fable open sourced NanoClaw's agent factory. It cost $800

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	Fable open sourced NanoClaw's agent factory. It cost $800 (twitter.com)
	17 points by benocodes 28 days ago

5 comments

bearjaws 28 days ago

Since its behind an account wall, I can't tell if they are saying that Opus made the clone for cheaper or that Opus failed? It appears that Fable did far more "work" based on output tokens.

Aside: We should just ban Twitter links. Nobody should be required to make an account to view content on here.

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shaewest 28 days ago

On the aside, where's the difference between someone posting a Twitter link and an Economist link? Both are locked behind a wall, whether it account-wall or pay-wall.

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bearjaws 28 days ago

We can ban those too.

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sourcecodeplz 28 days ago

if we would ban everything that is not 100%: free, ad-free, tracker free

what would we be left to read? couple of snarky remarks and maybe 2-3 paragraph of coherent text.

journalism is a job! money has to come from somewhere

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kbelder 28 days ago

Well, restricting posts to those actually accessible isn't unreasonable. Allowing them is HN's worst policy, in my humble opinion.

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CamperBob2 28 days ago

The Economist isn't owned by someone who cheats at video games, subverts the government, and thinks Nazi salutes are funny.

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rpdillon 28 days ago

Yeah, I have to manually edit the URL to be xcancel instead every time. Maybe there's a grease monkey script around that handles this kind of thing. I can write one if not.

Edit: going to try this out https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/531615-x-com-to-xcancel-co...

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WithinReason 28 days ago

A general one that covers xcancel:

https://einaregilsson.com/redirector/

Use this:

Redirect: https://x.*

to: https://xcancel.$1

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WithinReason 28 days ago

xcancel supports articles now:

https://xcancel.com/i/article/2072432348805669139