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Show HN: WebCLI – make the web browser just another agent skill(github.com)
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Show HN: Full-self browsing - agents can drive any web task using this CLI Skill(webcli.sh)
2 points by keepamovin 4mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Token efficient command line tool for textual operation of browsers(github.com)
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Show HN: WebCLI – drive browser tasks from the command line using agents(webcli.sh)
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by keepamovin 4mo ago
I made this because it seemed obvious.
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Show HN: A text based browser, written in Rust, for humans and agents(github.com)
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by keepamovin 4mo ago
I tried it today. Used it to cheer me up. It worked! Try this on desktop: https://fireshow.pages.dev Here’s the whole process: https://youtu.be/rVEtFlb2oFA?t=1112&si=3VyAR07vkY1hav9V
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WebCLI – Agent Interface Device for the World Wide Web(webcli.sh)
2 points by keepamovin 4mo ago|0 comments
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I was feeling low, and Claude Fable cheered me up with this triptych build [video](youtube.com)
1 points by keepamovin 4mo ago|0 comments
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by keepamovin 4mo ago
You can see the process here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVEtFlb2oFA&feature=youtu.be (only 65% up, many Gigs) I was literally feeling quite low. And just threw this random prompt at Fable to try it out, and hopefu
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Claude Fable cheered me up by building this tryptich(fireshow.pages.dev)
1 points by keepamovin 4mo ago|1 comments
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Claude Sonnet 4.6 Making VMs in GCP, Azure and AWS via a Textual Agent Interface(youtube.com)
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Show HN: WebCLI – what if the browser was just another Unix command?(webcli.sh)
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Task Force on the Declassification of 'Federal Secrets'(youtube.com)
2 points by keepamovin 4mo ago|0 comments
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by keepamovin 4mo ago
I appreciate your honesty! When I read those kind of things back in the days before AI, I always believed the similarity in tone meant they must have all been using some early proto-AI type system to draft their copy - either that or they w
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Ask HN: Why do AIs talk like this?
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by keepamovin 4mo ago
You quote lit on surviving 20C authoritarianism because the admin changed the name on a building. Department of War. A sign update is suspending the 14th amendment? Gasping hyperbole everybody knows is nonsene. If you say 'fascism&#x27
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by keepamovin 4mo ago
These guys live in their heads, so when the world changes, they invent reasons why they’re still relevant. What’s the truth, though? Are we still relevant? My experience is that three years ago, when this kind of AI work first started becom
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by keepamovin 5mo ago
If you treat a person's livelihood like an academic code review in public, that's not a great way to start a conversation, it just attaches negative keywords to their job application. That ain't mentoring: it's sabotage.
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by keepamovin 5mo ago
At one point everyone would have believed Johnny Depp was a creeper too, but it turns out that some people just lie, they make stuff up, that's how they seek power, money, revenge. You can see this in the corporate world, you can see i
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by keepamovin 5mo ago
Why not just send this as an email rather than poisoning the whole thread and dissuading people from being interested/looking more? It's not a very nice thing to do. I bet there's probably a bunch of things that are worth loo
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by keepamovin 5mo ago
That is super cool. I think that's probably the longest I've played with anything I've seen on Hacker News. That is super cool. :)
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Chrome 148 numeric input bug(twitter.com)
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by keepamovin 5mo ago
Right. But for things like GUI or orchestration tooling it’s unavoidable
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by keepamovin 5mo ago
I agree with the idea that boringly predictable should be what is preferred but anecdotally my experience in using Go with LLMs is that they trip up a lot on the races and locking from go’s thread model. I haven’t seen the same problem in r
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by keepamovin 5mo ago
That’s terrible: that there are bad people in the world and sometimes they’re in your own family. A bit of searching suggests that it’s more often acquaintances than family, but you have to consider what goes unreported to LE I guess, tho h
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by keepamovin 5mo ago
OK I did some searching and found I'm no expert and I didn't understand the numbers: I think I put the 100K+ "unaccompanied children" at border each year together with the FBI raid cadence and thought it was all traffick
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by keepamovin 5mo ago
Tangential to risks raised in the article I guess, but I cannot understand something that's happening in the US: it's crazy how many demented people there are. That there is a market that captures children in order to traffick the
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Peruse 332,144 pages of UFO files and videos with your thumb(hypergrid.systems)
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by keepamovin 5mo ago
Yes, and hard to stop watching. Really want to find out what happens to that steadfast pot.

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