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Re:AI World Clocks on Friday November 14, 2025 @04:03PM (#45932166)
Kinda - Hand waiving over the question of if an LLM can really "look" but you can connect Cursor to a Puppeteer MCP server which will allow it to iterate with "eyes" by using Puppeteer to screenshot it's own output. Still has issues, but it does solve really silly mistakes often simply by having this MCP available.
This is one of those stories that has the elements of a pessimistic view of cryptocurrency and it’s pitfalls but by the end of it makes you stop and think to yourself “Bad people want money, they will do horrible things to get it, that has always been true.”

Flashing your wealth on social media or being a high profile executive is dangerous, crypto-ties or not.

The tech in store is powered by RADAR (https://goradar.com) - next gen RFID sensor that can work with lower cost antennas. Still unlikely to ever get to unit economics that work for groceries, but really exciting what this team has created.
Re:Apollo raises $22M to simplify app development on Tuesday June 25, 2019 @10:13PM (#20281291)
Couldn't agree more. Apollo has shipped multiple broken releases over the past year related to having a massive dependency tree - we're migrating away from their apollo-server system soon.
Remove that float:left and replace with display: inline-block. Then you can get rid of those pseduo-selectors with the margin rules.

http://codepen.io/HugoGiraudel/full/DoAIB

Re:Show HN: GitHub + Tetris = Gitris on Sunday September 30, 2012 @02:56PM (#4593695)
Any chance of this being open sourced?
Re:Filepicker.io partners with Aviary on Friday August 10, 2012 @02:24PM (#4367467)
The good news is its just HTML5/JS, so it can absolutely be changed!
Re:PayPal.com Gets a Makeover [UI] on Thursday June 21, 2012 @12:05AM (#4140504)
Great, they redesigned the side of that site that is useless to an actual user of PayPal.
More than likely using the Twilio Text-To-Speech API: http://www.twilio.com/docs/api/twiml/say
Re:Onion Browser brings encrypted mobile browsing to iOS on Wednesday April 25, 2012 @08:10PM (#3891733)
Covert Browser has been around for a very long time. This seems like more or less just a clone.

http://www.covertbrowser.com/

Re:This is how Facebook should look on Saturday December 03, 2011 @04:38PM (#3308934)
This project has been around for awhile now. The videos were posted on Vimeo in October of 2009. It could be argued that Google took some cues from Facelift.