OpenClaw on Cloudflare — Post-Mortem
▲ 15 r/better_claw+1 crossposts

OpenClaw on Cloudflare — Post-Mortem

Project: Personal AI assistant (OpenClaw, ex-Moltbot/Clawdbot) on Cloudflare Workers + Sandbox container
Lifespan: ~1 August 2026 → 19 August 2026 (decommissioned)
Final cost: $96.59 for 24 days of the Jul 27–Aug 26 cycle ($4.02/day average, $124.76 projected) — against an expected "$5/month" Workers Paid plan
Decommissioned: 2026-08-19, everything deleted, daily charges stopped

My recommendation: Do not launch OpenClaw on Cloudflare! :-)

I know now where containers go to die! :-D

u/Paolo-Cortez — 19 hours ago

Weekly Challenge - and my 5k personal record

I have never reach 3500 and today - 5110 points. Warsaw weekly challenge is fantastic.

u/Paolo-Cortez — 9 days ago
▲ 10 r/Dallas

Is there still that "Never seen footage" DVD seller in front of the Museum of JFK assassination?

I would like to buy that DVD but I am not sure if he is there often or not.

u/Paolo-Cortez — 11 days ago
▲ 2 r/Wolt

Missing feature: 💰 ValueRank for Wolt - 📊 Sort Category Items by Price/Volume

Chrome/Comet Extension: Sort Wolt Category Merchandise by Price/Volume

A Chrome/Comet extension that ranks items on wolt.comwolt.dewolt.cz and other branches by the best price per unit (Kč/kg, €/l, …) and stamps the computed value onto every product card.

Download .zip at GitHub: https://github.com/kotyzap/Value-Rank-for-Wolt-Chrome-Extension/releases/tag/v1.25.0

GitHub Page: https://kotyzap.github.io/Value-Rank-for-Wolt-Chrome-Extension/

Features

This is the simple core: parse → badge → sort.

  • Parses localized prices (68,90 Kč5.99 €€3.50) and quantities (500 g1,5 l400ml33 cl1 ks90 kusů), incl. multipacks. Prefers Wolt's own per-unit label when shown.
  • Normalizes to kg / l / ks (pieces) and computes price per base unit.
  • Re-orders cards cheapest-per-unit first; items with no unit sink to bottom.
  • Injects a small badge (e.g. 46,63 Kč/l) on each card showing the value.
  • Popup with an on/off toggle and a light/dark theme switch. Toolbar icon lights up only on Wolt.
  • NOTE: Sort does not work on "All items" category as it is mix of products and it doesnot make sense to show value cross categories. Click any sub-category to see TOP 12 and value rank.

Install (Developer Mode)

0. Download .zip at GitHub: https://github.com/kotyzap/Value-Rank-for-Wolt-Chrome-Extension/releases/tag/v1.25.0

  1. Open `chrome://extensions` (or `comet://extensions` in Comet).
  2. Toggle Developer mode ON (top-right).
  3. Click Load unpacked.
  4. Select this `wolt-unit-price-sorter` folder.
  5. Open a Wolt store page (e.g. Wolt Market). Items re-sort automatically and each card shows its price-per-unit badge.
  6. Click the extension icon to toggle sorting on/off or switch the popup theme.

LET ME KNOW YOUR FEEDBACK.
Thank you and happy savings on Wolt.

u/Paolo-Cortez — 2 months ago

I built a free photo-culling tool with Claude — it takes 8,000 trip photos down to my best 50 (Cull → Dedup → Rank)

I'm not a professional developer — I work with IP cameras and do a lot of travel photography on the side. After every trip I'd come home with thousands of frames and dread the culling. So I sat down with Claude (in Cowork mode) and over a few sessions we built Photo Curator: a local, browser-based tool that does the brutal first pass for me.

Photo Curator flying through the SD

It runs in three steps, and nothing is uploaded anywhere — it all stays on my machine:

  • Cull — flags out-of-focus shots using a contrast-normalized sharpness measure, so haze and night skies don't get mistaken for blur. Sorts into Sharp / Soft / Blurry.
  • Dedup — collapses burst sequences to the single sharpest frame using perceptual hashing + ORB feature matching, labelled "Best of N."
  • Rank — scores each keeper on composition, lighting, focus, color and contrast, then surfaces the TOP N with a radar chart per photo.

There's also a "God Mode" button that runs all three end to end.

What was interesting working with Claude: the hardest part wasn't the code, it was the judgment calls — e.g. how to keep a genuinely sharp low-contrast photo from being flagged as blurry. Claude was good at proposing the contrast-normalized metric and then iterating when I showed it real failure cases from my own library. I also leaned on it for the whole live progress UI (percentage, elapsed, ETA) and a lot of small UX polish.

It's free and open source if anyone wants to try it or pick it apart: 👉 https://github.com/PaoloCortezCZ/Photo-Curator

Happy to answer questions about how any of the three stages work, or how I structured the back-and-forth with Claude. Feedback very welcome — still actively improving it.

Detail of the Ranked Photo

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u/Paolo-Cortez — 3 months ago