u/Sorry-Economist101

im completely new to openclaw, so i went to the official site to install it and copied the terminal command, then in the terminal the onboarding said there is no menu and just to tell it what i need, so i thought sweet, this is going to be easy, i dont need to figure out which options i need, so i typed yes to start using it, but it just kept saying no provider, i quickly figured out i had to connect an ai model myself, which is fine, but its still annoying i have to do extra stuff during the install, like just install the thing, so i ran ollama, but still it cant see it, and since its an ai model, i dont know exactly what to do, like do i talk to it, do i fix something somewhere else, so i had to go to ai to help me set it up, and thats another layer of annoyance because something that needs extra help when its supposed to be just a simple installer really hits my nerves, i kept trying to set it up, but it just wouldnt work, then the ai model recommended using --classic, and that not only worked flawlessly, but was even faster without any issues

i know this rant is too much for just an installer, but it annoys me that it was more complex and time consuming than i expected, and not only that, but there was already a faster and simpler option hidden away that i had to dig through the docs just to find

so in short just leave the --classic installer on official site so no poor soul suffers like me

any shop you know sells them in algiers?

i heard alot of people say the bench marks released are rigged to show that thire ai model is better than others often too much it become obvious and ridiculous

is there an account or someone that dose actual benchmarks? it dosent need to be super detailed, just enough to know which ai is better in a certain field like code

i have a project i want to make (iraxy.com) but its a big project, it dosent require crazy amounts of money but it still needs support

places like kickstarter dont work in Algeria so what do you suggest ?

every time i try to buy or sell something it turns into a painful experience

hidden prices, low quality ads, people asking questions that are already answered in the listing, scams... you get the idea

one time i was selling a ring. the buyer kept trying to lower the price, i said no it's fixed, and we agreed on that. we met up in person and the second we started talking he tried to lowball me again..

i know there are alternatives to facebook marketplace out there, but they all fall short in their own ways too

has anyone else run into stuff like this? curious what stories you have

this is actually part of why i'm building iraxy.com, id verification, an algorithm that rewards good listings instead of spammy ones, real moderation, and a simple, clean ui/ux. still early days, just a waitlist page at iraxy.com right now if you want to check it out and give feedback

every time i try to buy or sell something on Facebook marketplace it turns into a frustrating experience. prices are hidden, listings are low quality, and scams are everywhere. there are some alternatives out there, but they still fall short in a lot of ways.

so i decided to build something better, a platform with phone and id verification, algorithms that reward high quality listings, real moderation, and a ui/ux thats simple and detailed.

right now iraxy.com is just a wait list page for collecting emails and feedback on the project. feel free to ask any questions & if you like the project kindly share it with your friends.

every time i try to buy or sell something on Facebook marketplace it turns into a frustrating experience. prices are hidden, listings are low quality, and scams are everywhere. there are some alternatives out there, but they still fall short in a lot of ways.

so i decided to build something better, a platform with phone and id verification, algorithms that reward high quality listings, real moderation, and a ui/ux thats simple and detailed.

right now iraxy.com is just a wait list page for collecting emails and feedback on the project. feel free to ask any questions & if you like the project kindly share it with your friends.

every time i try to buy or sell something on Facebook marketplace it turns into a frustrating experience. prices are hidden, listings are low quality, and scams are everywhere. there are some alternatives out there, but they still fall short in a lot of ways.

so i decided to build something better, a platform with phone and id verification, algorithms that reward high quality listings, real moderation, and a ui/ux thats simple and detailed.

right now iraxy.com is just a wait list page for collecting emails and feedback on the project. feel free to ask any questions & if you like the project kindly share it with your friends.