Mmojo Articles
#MeWriting Welcome to my Mmojo Articles. I used to post mostly on LinkedIn. For 2026, I’m posting here and linking from LinkedIn. You can comment on LinkedIn if you like. I’ll link to the reposts in posts here.
-Brad
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Open to Investment
Mmojo Appliance lets you use an LLM and OpenClaw at home privately without paying for cloud tokens. This video is a pitch for some financial help bringing it to market. If this interests you, I’m happy to set up a Zoom to discuss. Message me here or email me at brad@Mmojo.net.
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Bigger Is Just Bigger (and More Expensive)
There are two main drawbacks with OpenClaw. They both stem from running the LLM that makes all the agentic magic happen in the cloud. (1) You give up your privacy and autonomy. (2) You pay for tokens.
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OpenClaw System Prompt
#MeWriting I’ve mentioned what a mess the OpenClaw system prompt is. Most users have no idea what it looks like, yet it’s costing some of them hundreds of dollar per month. It’s not editable. It is literally hard-coded line by line in the OpenClaw source code. Someone wrote that code. Actually, it was probably an LLM…
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The Delight of LLMs
A “delightful” task is one where it doesn’t matter how wrong the answer is. LLMs are great at these!
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Principles
I have 3 core principles for generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) in general, and large language models (LLMs) in particular: Privacy, Dignity, and Requisite Chill.
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On Hype and Doom (Opinion)
AI Hype is bullshit. AI doom is bullshit. Pardon my high school level French.
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Announcing Mmojo Server for Debian
I’m happy to announce the immediate availability of Mmojo Server for Debian Linux, Ubuntu Linux, and Raspberry Pi 5.
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Announcing OpenClaw + Mmojo Server for Windows
I’m happy to announce the immediate availability of my OpenClaw and Mmojo Server deployment guide for Windows.
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Announcing Mmojo Server for Windows
I’m happy to announce the immediate availability of Mmojo Server for Windows.
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LLMs: Good For and Bad For
“People are making a lot of decisions based on what a robot thinks the next word should be.” -Pete A. Turner