The main one is that you can run and/or host it remotely, unlike Claude Desktop. By this I mean, you can run OpenClaw on a service like Tailscale and protect your actual machine from certain security/privacy concerns and - regardless of the choice - you can connect your access to OpenClaw via any chat agent or SSH tunnel, so you can access it from a phone. If Claude Cowork comes to iOS/Android with a tunnel option, they can resolve this difference.
A smaller difference would be that you can use any/all models with OpenClaw.
but how would claude then look at devtools for the playwright window to see console output? i know some frameworks are putting logging into the shell, but in old repos Playwright MCP seems worth the extra context, no?
Discord's accessibility has improved quite a bit. Even a screenreader user in the article's source section agrees:
> What I can tell you is that, to my surprise, Discord’s accessibility has apparently improved in recent years, and more blind people are using it now. One of my blind friends told me that most Discord functionality is very accessible and several blind communities are using it. He also told me about a group of young blind programmers who are using Discord to discuss the development of a new open-source screen reader to replace the current Orca screen reader for GNOME
Discord is honestly a great place for FOSS to house their communications. I find all of the articles claims very haphazard:
> When you choose Discord, you are legitimizing their platform and divesting from FOSS platforms
It is legit? It's free? It has loads of compelling features, is very accessible, and - most importantly... Also, choosing Discord does not take value away from FOSS communication platforms.
> Use IRC
It isn't IRC which is very inaccessible to lots of people new to computers and software in general.
When I send an email to `[email protected]` I get the following delivery fail notice:
Hello X,
We're writing to let you know that the group you tried to contact (join) may not exist, or you may not have permission to post messages to the group. A few more details on why you weren't able to post:
* You might have spelled or formatted the group name incorrectly.
* The owner of the group may have removed this group.
* You may need to join the group before receiving permission to post.
* This group may not be open to posting.
Can you expand on the required front-end work? It's difficult to cater an email to non-existent requirements! I can just shove my resume into an email, but I don't know if that's what you're looking for.
I applied on the website, but didn't get the "Thanks for your application" automatic response I usually get from job applications. I then emailed "[email protected]" to ask if my application went through, but I haven't gotten a reply there either.
I do not want to miss a chance to interview for this opportunity, so please let me know if something is amiss!
Just read the comments in here. This is a whole lot of words to say: "I wish I could say things without facing consequences."
As somebody else said in this thread, it's really rich to see Paul write about "implicitly ending the discussion" when he instablocks anybody on Twitter so easily.
A smaller difference would be that you can use any/all models with OpenClaw.