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by bothlabs 8mo ago
I would expect, it still is only enforced in a semi-strict way. I think what they want to achieve here is less "kill openclaw" or similar and more "keep our losses under control in general". And now they have a clear cri
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by bothlabs 8mo ago
Crazy how odd fire can behave, learned suprisingly much in that vid. Exactly the kind of thing that educates you during lunch ;)
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by bothlabs 8mo ago
The Cerebras partnership is the most interesting part of this announcement to me. 1000+ tok/s changes how you interact with a coding model. At that speed the bottleneck shifts from waiting for the model to keeping up with it yourself.
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by bothlabs 8mo ago
Having worked with ML-based sensing for years, what stands out here isn't the accuracy (near 100%), it's the simplicity. No specialized hardware, no cameras, no cooperation from the target needed. Just passive observation of unenc
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by bothlabs 8mo ago
Ok very cool! I already had built a hook with desktop notification and window highlighting myself. But I have to admit, making it fun like this beats it by a lot.
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by bothlabs 8mo ago
This matches what I see from the other side. I'm a solo founder with 10 years in AI startups and my workflow is about 80% AI generated code. It works because I know what's wrong when the AI generates something subtly broken, and I
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by bothlabs 8mo ago
This is a neat idea. At my last company (Octomind) we built AI agents for end-to-end testing and ran into the indirect injection problem constantly. Agents that browse or interact with web pages are especially vulnerable because you can&#x2