Qwen 3.5 is light years ahead of llama 3 and deepseek, but no comparison to Claude Opus 4.6. Sorry. Plus: the full 35B model requires either a massive GPU (in the multi thousand $ range), or at least a lot of RAM (which is currently a bit pricey). Either way: I have the strong impression, that OpenClaw will lose quite a few users over this.
Sorry to rain on your parade, but qwen is no match for Anthropic's premium models. I've used both for coding relatively easy stuff, and qwen 3.5 puts lots of bugs even into three page shell scripts, while Claude's code can often be taken as is.
Why does this matter a lot? The biggest threat against lobsters is "prompt injection", and only top of the line LLMs are moderately resistant to it. Running an OpenClaw install based on an entry level LLM can be very risky once you give it access to passwords or personal data.
Anthropic evidently knows this, that's why they see little risk when they massively jack up their prices. Those dropping out now were never the type of people who would ever throw significant money at the effort.
It is something to do with 2 X chromosomes...?
The MAGA true believers are just like that drunk guy in the strop club that believes the stripper really loves him.
Wow, just realized it has been YEARS since I last went out, cut loose and had fun at one of the local "strop" clubs here in New Orleans....
Basic epidemiology: when a vampire feeds on a person, that person also becomes a vampire, and vampires are immortal. So it won't be long before everyone's a vampire. Can vampires feed on each other? (According to Blade, there are second-level vampires who feed on other vampires.)
As I've read the books and seen the movies...NOT every victim becomes a vampire too.
Only if the vampire wants to turn a victim....they drain most of the blood to almost point of death and then have the still alive victim drink blood from them......then they turn into one.
Do you not possess an instinctive revulsion when presented with an idea so gruesome?
If it is something that will allow me to preserve, extend and improve my life?
No....not the least bit.
You don't get to create and then destroy life just to prolong yours
Why?
I made it to earth and processing oxygen...why should I not make and have the opportunity to extend my run for as long as possible?
I guess my innate sense of self preservation is much higher than yours.
I really love my life and I love being me and there's not much I'd not do to keep that going.
Why would I not?
I feel it has been a life worth living so far....sure, things are starting to fail and fall apart a bit, but whew....glad I got to travel the road I did....not boring, and really
No spare parts required for immortality......Just a little blood.
I'm good with that....
I dunno about so many people I really really like being ME and would like to do so for as long as possible....and would do almost anything to prolong that.
"Michael Marshall Smith's 1996 novel Spares, in which the hero liberates intelligent clones from a "spare farm", was optioned by DreamWorks in the late 1990s, but was never made. It remains unclear if the story inspired The Island, so Marshall Smith did not consider it worthwhile to pursue legal action over the similarities."
Anyway, we're all saying the same thing here. This is all Torment Nexus stuff. We know how this ends.
I mean, I prefer the brainless version and if so....what's the controversy?
Please SIGN ME THE FUCK UP!!
Are there that few people that would be willing to do just about anything to live longer or near forever???
If you don't have a very healthy sense of self preservations, then please drop out of line, but if given half the chance for much longer life, potentially having a young body again....PLEASE TAKE MY MONEY and put me near the head of the line.
Out of curiosity, what utopia do you live in pray tell?
"What the scientists have in their briefcases is terrifying." -- Nikita Khrushchev
