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by Oras 1y ago
on gemini.browserbase.com
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It is actually quite good at following instructions, but I tried clicking on job application links, and since they open in a new window, it couldn't find the new window. I suppose it might be an issue with BrowserBase, or just the way
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> No nation has seen an immigration boom-bust cycle near the scale of the one roiling America. Net immigration nearly quadrupled after 2020 to peak at well over 3mn in 2023, but the backlash led by President Donald Trump sent that figure
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I tried it, and it was shockingly bad compared to their benchmarks and to Claude Sonnet 4. I tried it with Claude Code CLI, it didn't follow instructions correctly (I had a Claude.md file with clear instructions), stopped after a few i
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These tests mean nothing; I yet to see a model that is better than Sonnet 4 for coding. I tried many, all of them are sub-par, even with a small code base.
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Isn't this a feature offered by many LLM providers? What's your USP here?
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You need to update your pricing page, still saying GLM-4.5 only
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It is too expensive to reach the right audience. I remember talking to agencies about ads for a fintech app, and all of them said the same thing: You need to burn around 20k a month on ads for 3 months, so we can learn what works, then the
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by Oras 1y ago
Been waiting for this for a long time! CloudFlare developer platform is underrated. The ability to use queues, cache (KV), Hyperdrive, and R2 (an S3 equivalent) with one line of code is just brilliant.
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When I read your description, I thought, "This is just like the Exa dataset, no?" but then I gave it a try, and I am genuinely impressed. Great decision to make it without a login so people can test. Here is what I liked: - The ag
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You've built 75+ products, and haven't managed to convince any of the developers you've worked with to join you?
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OpenAI has been doing something similar for generated images using C2PA [0] It is easy to alter by just saving to a different format or basic cropping. I would love to see how SynthID is fixing this issue. https://help.openai.com
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>There’s some decent stuff on there in amongst all the noise. But, for whatever reason, that good stuff gets lost amongst a million posts of washed out nonsense. That's the problem with all social networks anyway. The algorithm woul
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How about when it’s a local site, they don’t really care about EU traffic? It’s too much “pointless” effort to comply such as having EU servers to process user data, extra code to show the ugly cookie consent, and privacy policy and terms o
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Two years ago, I was sitting close to Sam on his London tour, and he defined: - Super Intelligence: an AI that is as smart as the smartest person on Earth. - AGI: an AI that is smarter than the entire population. Are these definitions still
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Most small startups do not have HR.
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> His motivation for getting a degree was to be marketable to employers In my 20 years in the industry, I was only asked once in an interview about my degree. > but also to gain a better understanding of fundamentals I believe there a
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OP must be a master of context switching! I can’t imagine opening that number of tabs and still focus
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Here you go https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Gxxtiz7WEAAGCQ1?format=jpg&name=...
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Its a common issue now, search for "Jobs Copilot" or "AI Apply" and you'll see lots of results. The problem (imo) started with companies ghosting candidates and never making an effort to reply or just having a gener
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My experience with AI coding is it might be slower to develop for short term, but it’s saving ton of time for the long term. Here is an example. I decided to create a new app, so I write down a brief of what it should do, ask AI to create a
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If they managed to enforce the pay-per-scrape, that would be a huge revenue, bigger than AdSense
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Apple has a great chance of being the personal AI machines. If they managed to add inference chip that competes with Groq and similar hardware, they would make much bigger wins comparing to main their own models. Imagine being able to run 3
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Going to twitter to find info is exactly what’s wrong with Google
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It feels like going back to NC again (Norton Commander)
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The art of writing so many words without communicating anything useful.
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> affecting less than 5% of users based on current usage patterns. How about adding ToS clause to prevent abuse? wouldn't that be better than having a statement with negative effect on the rest of 95%?
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Great post, informative and precise. I think the challenge is primarily the context and intent. The spellchecker knows my context easily, and there is a setting to choose from (American English, British English, etc.), as well as the paragr
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Governments are reflection of their people, like it or not.
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and the training was only on Sudoku. Which means they need to train a small model for every problem that currently exists. Back to ML models?

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