tmatsuzaki

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by tmatsuzaki 6mo ago
Thanks! Yeah, I agree — AI is getting strong enough that the old defenses don’t really feel sufficient anymore. But if you try to get AI to do it directly, the guardrails usually prevent it from actually executing. This tool looks like it c
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by tmatsuzaki 6mo ago
I personally use it too, and I’m convinced it’s an extremely useful tool for AI agents. Feel free to try it for free. I’ve personally found that when AI needs to interact with a browser, it often runs into site protections that make it impr
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Show HN: Kachilu Browser – a local browser automation CLI for AI agents(github.com)
3 points by tmatsuzaki 6mo ago|4 comments
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by tmatsuzaki 6mo ago
In space development, I don’t think there are any competitors at SpaceX’s level at the moment. On top of that, they are trying to do something most people would never even imagine: building data centers in space using SpaceX’s technology. I
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by tmatsuzaki 6mo ago
Turning it into a CLI is the real value here. It makes AI much easier to use, and adding Skills could make it even better.
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by tmatsuzaki 7mo ago
I’m Japanese, but honestly, I don’t pay much attention to it. My parents used to get on me about it when I was a kid, but I still do it sometimes.
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by tmatsuzaki 7mo ago
I agree. Since tools like Codex let you use SOTA models more cheaply and with looser weekly limits, I think they’re the smarter choice.
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by tmatsuzaki 7mo ago
Interesting. I’m an engineer, so how easy it is to use and how much it costs both matter a lot to me.
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by tmatsuzaki 7mo ago
Living in Japan has made me realize how different cultures can be — even down to the apps and services people use. It honestly surprises me, and now I kind of want to try WhatsApp too.
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by tmatsuzaki 7mo ago
WhatsApp is actually more popular than Slack, isn’t it? In my country, almost everyone uses Slack, and I’ve hardly ever heard of any companies using WhatsApp, so that was surprising to me.
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by tmatsuzaki 7mo ago
We replaced our CRM with an in-house solution. Since our main use case was simply sending emails to lists, it made more sense for us to manage those lists in Google Sheets and build an LLM-powered workflow for email outreach and nurturing.
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by tmatsuzaki 7mo ago
Do you hit the limit pretty quickly on the Pro plan these days? Im thinking about subscribing for video editing, but Im still not sure.
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by tmatsuzaki 7mo ago
We’re moving into the era of managing and scaling agents. I only use Codex, but judging from what I see on X, a lot of people are already working with multiple agents. Right now, the user is still the one managing them, but I think orchestr
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by tmatsuzaki 7mo ago
I feel like OpenAI has been executing extremely well since it started leaning harder into Codex. Right now, the people who really see it are power users of AI and software engineers. Most equity investors still don’t seem to get it. It feel
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by tmatsuzaki 7mo ago
In my experience, business started to slow down. More and more interactions gradually became chat-only, and I found myself being more careful than before, which made it harder to work at the same speed I used to.
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by tmatsuzaki 7mo ago
Honestly, when the context is set up properly, GPT’s top models are just smarter. That’s been true for a long time.
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by tmatsuzaki 7mo ago
If we keep reviewing using the same process as before, it will slow things down. Also, since the output is massive, I think we should narrow down the points we focus on when reviewing.