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29 Mar 2026 Lenny's Podcast From skeptic to true believer: How OpenClaw changed my life | Claire Vo
“I feel like I'm using these things that I built, and that sense of crafting your personal agent experience, as opposed to giving your tasks to a general purpose agent, I think just changes the user agent interaction in a very interesting way.”
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- Claire Vo
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- 29 Mar 2026
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- Lenny's Podcast
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…Are they not around anymore? Is Fry's not around? I think there might be like one lone Fry's in California standing. I've looked at this a couple times, but I would go to Fry's, and I would buy a motherboard, and I would buy a graphics chip, and I would get one of those really cool cases that had the window and the lights in it, and the fans because I was a very serious gamer. And in that process, it didn't make the computer better than what I could have bought off the shelf. It probably didn't make it cheaper, but I learned so much, and it really felt like it was mine. And these agents, I don't feel like I'm using Claude with AU or an AW. I don't feel like I'm using Claude. I feel like I'm using Polly. I feel like I'm using Finn. I feel like I'm using these things that I built, and that sense of crafting your personal agent experience, as opposed to giving your tasks to a general purpose agent, I think just changes the user agent interaction in a very interesting way. Okay. So let's get people to actually get over the hump and actually install this thing. So many listeners are listening to this. They're like, "Yeah, this is cool. I'm going to do it someday." So few people actually do this. Let's make it very easy. First question is just, do you need a Mac Mini? Where do you recommend running this thing, installing this thing?…
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