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by pants2 1y ago
Can we see an example without logging in?
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by pants2 1y ago
Recently changed from no to yes because many others are not - there are a ton of super talented junior engineers on the market right now, it's much easier to hire for than seniors.
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by pants2 1y ago
What do you envision in the form of education? "Pass this test to use ChatGPT"?
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by pants2 1y ago
Sure, OpenAI shouldn't have had a 4o sycophancy issue, but who would've guessed that a "be nice to the user" fine-tune would turn in to a murder-suicide? I think OpenAI is only now beginning to realize how connected some
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by pants2 1y ago
You're still dealing with the fact that Google ranks results based partly on ad-revenue, so even if you're blocking the ads you're getting routed to spammier sites.
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by pants2 1y ago
For fun a few years ago I went through the process of deciding what my favorite song was. I had a gut feeling but wanted to take a scientific approach, I listened to my top listened songs from the last decade over and over as part of a brac
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by pants2 1y ago
I have been targeted by scammers who generated wallet addresses with 15 of the same characters.
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by pants2 1y ago
Not good enough, scammers will make copycat look-alike addresses that have the same first ~7 and last ~7 characters.
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by pants2 1y ago
Ironically, Home Depot is the only store I ever shoplifted from because of a bad UX on their app. They have/had a "shop in store" mode, where you can scan an item and pay for it in the app. So I scan and pay and leave. A few
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by pants2 1y ago
This is great. Will it solve the three biggest issues with ChatGPT agent? 1. Proxy support for sites that block the user 2. Browser extensions support for uBlock, password managers, etc. 3. CAPTCHA solving
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by pants2 1y ago
Finding, comparing, and ordering products -- I'd ask it to find 5 options on Amazon and create a structured table comparing key features I care about along with price. Then ask it to order one of them.
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by pants2 1y ago
I hope agents.txt becomes standard and websites actually start to build agent-specific interfaces (or just have API docs in their agent.txt). In my mind it's different from "robots" which is meant to apply rules to broad web-
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by pants2 1y ago
It's not about the data, it's about "operating" the site to buy things for you.
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by pants2 1y ago
Certainly there's a fixed IP range or browser agent that OpenAI uses
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by pants2 1y ago
I was buying plenty of stuff through Amazon before they blocked Operator. Now I sometimes buy through other sites that allow it. The most useful for me was: "here's a picture of a thing I need a new one of, find the best deal and
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by pants2 1y ago
I've been using OpenAI operator for some time - but more and more websites are blocking it, such as LinkedIn and Amazon. That's two key use-cases gone (applying to jobs and online shopping). Operator is pretty low-key, but once Ag
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by pants2 1y ago
Probably getting acquired by Apple :)
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by pants2 1y ago
What an awful app too. It doesn't refresh the current temperature without force-quitting and restarting. Not as bad as my water heater app though. Couldn't get it to pair after 30 mins of headbanging, finally got through to their
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by pants2 1y ago
That leaderboard omits the current SOTA which is GPT-4o-transcribe (an LLM)
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by pants2 1y ago
Thought it was spam until I saw the "rental" at the bottom. Why would you have a completely blank header (where everyone expects the navigation to be) and then throw the actual navigation at the bottom? No site does that.
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by pants2 1y ago
Great work! Big fan of Skyvern. Looking forward to the benchmarks on Claude 4 (and o3 CUA when that's released)
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by pants2 1y ago
Agreed - let's say your employees cost $100/yr and your revenue is $150/yr, with a $50/yr profit. Now your employees suddenly become 2X more productive because of AI. Do you... A) Fire half your staff, now earning $100 p
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by pants2 1y ago
Go to a local art festival, see all the artists showcasing their work in person, find one that you like!
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by pants2 1y ago
What does Chrome use embeddings for?
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by pants2 1y ago
Definitely - o3 proposed a few things initially: Costochondral separation, Intercostal strain, rib fracture, pericardial effusion and a few other things... After answering questions about symptoms, it gave me a few movements/actions to
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by pants2 1y ago
If you're logged in, 4o, if you're not logged int, 4o-mini. Both don't score well on the benchmark!
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by pants2 1y ago
This appears to be a very thoughtful and helpful study. It's also impressive to see the improvement in performance in just the last year of model development - almost double. I've found o3 & deep research to be very effective
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by pants2 1y ago
Nobody's pointing out that Google's "Preview" models aren't meant to be used for production use-cases because they may change them or shut them down at any time? That's exactly what they did (and have done in t
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by pants2 1y ago
This is tVNS, which means it's just a device you hold against your neck - the VNS device in the study is implanted in the neck. There's a lot more scientific evidence for the implanted device than the handheld. For those of us who
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by pants2 1y ago
How does this get executed in practice? To my knowledge, simply go getting a package doesn't execute any code, so perhaps this has to run when the user imports the package in a running Go program?

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