ZeroTalent

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by ZeroTalent 1y ago
AFAIK their Cascade coding flow implementation was the first done well and then copied than most.
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by ZeroTalent 1y ago
It's better at coding, but they are essentially paying for users. I would also argue that the product could be built over two weekends with a small team. They offer some groundbreaking solutions, but since we know that they work and ho
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by ZeroTalent 1y ago
Alphabet is at a $2T market cap, and its core products like Gmail, Google Analytics, and the search engine are garbage at this point.
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by ZeroTalent 1y ago
Exactly. I wanted to try Superhuman.com, and they only support Gmail and Outlook. I use Fastmail.
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by ZeroTalent 1y ago
You wouldn't git clone a human
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by ZeroTalent 1y ago
Just AI them /s
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by ZeroTalent 1y ago
I realize that, but it can be used now with many models in real-life situations. I just wanted to mention it if someone doesn't know it.
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by ZeroTalent 1y ago
Yes, they are doing the Proof of Work. If need be, we will completely emulate human-like mouse movements. These are essentially clients no different from real users. But the thing is, the more they push for this, the less accessible website
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by ZeroTalent 1y ago
Browser-use just switched to patchright https://github.com/Kaliiiiiiiiii-Vinyzu/patchright which is an “undetectable” version of Playwright and can rotate/randomize fingerprints. Another extension uses residential
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by ZeroTalent 1y ago
Look into groq.com guys. some good models at similar speed to inception labs
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by ZeroTalent 1y ago
I read the parent comment totally wrong.
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by ZeroTalent 1y ago
Oh my... I read this as QC, quality of manufacturing, not QoL. Disregard my comment.
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by ZeroTalent 1y ago
It was American saboteurs. First thing that comes to my mind /s
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by ZeroTalent 1y ago
There is no more "as QoL in China improves." The majority of parts of "Swiss Made" watches are made in China, utilizing a loophole that requires 60% of the watch's cost to be manufactured and assembled in Switzerlan
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by ZeroTalent 1y ago
MBA doesn't mean that much by itself.
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by ZeroTalent 1y ago
Context matters: what housing?
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by ZeroTalent 1y ago
Given his track record, I doubt he will pursue irrational lawsuits.
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by ZeroTalent 1y ago
You're missing the point of Substack: 1. It's a social media platform with a network that is still easy to extract organic growth from. 2. 99% email deliverability without configuring anything. It's whitelisted everywhere.
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by ZeroTalent 1y ago
hire a cybersec person. I don't think they one.
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by ZeroTalent 1y ago
it's a deepfake. it's not actually from the game MGS2. this is the actual video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C31XYgr8gp0
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by ZeroTalent 1y ago
Manufacturing consent
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by ZeroTalent 1y ago
They drink more than Eastern and Northern Europeans. It's insane!
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by ZeroTalent 1y ago
No, they actually have the files pane on the left, live preview mid-top, terminal errors mid-bottom, and the agent on the right. no looking at code. Cursor has a "yolo mode" where you don't have to click accept for tooling ev
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by ZeroTalent 1y ago
OopsSec
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by ZeroTalent 1y ago
No worries I also have to say I haven't had me morning coffee when I was writing my comment and maybe reacted overly emotionally. To me prioritizing Flakes being succinct was a priority.
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by ZeroTalent 1y ago
Cash is cheap. $3B isn't that much in the grand scheme of things for OpenAI and, allegedly, 1M users.
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by ZeroTalent 1y ago
In my experience, the only Windows flavor I can use is LTSC.
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by ZeroTalent 1y ago
Grammarly is among the best applications of LLMs I have seen. I'm glad to be paying for it. It even detects and modifies "typical AI phrases," which is ironic.
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by ZeroTalent 1y ago
I apologize. It was my Haskell life period.
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by ZeroTalent 1y ago
I was a major contributor of Flake. What in particular is so idiotic in your opinion?

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