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I'm working on a project for the mac that may address this - arclightlive.com - open to feedback on it.

I’m working on a side project to rebuild OBS-like tools with a focus on an agentic workflow. Currently testing at https://arclightlive.com if anyone wants to try.

Take an open model and put it on chip, it becomes a dedicated sub-agent. You can still use a frontier model to check things or orchestrate but having 1000 sub-agents becomes very possible. I was already long AMD but just added to my position.

It's built for ai agents, tmux works but isn't designed for an ai workflow. Herdr is also very well thought out, not just the design/approach but also the interaction and mouse support, responsive support, etc. I had been using tmux, switched and haven't looked back.

145 using P instead of li.

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Cool project, love the visuals. Wish it would merge as a plugin or something to a project like http://ghostty.org/ while I appreciate the visual fun, there are other pragmatic tools beyond visuals that are handy.

We're open! But you can't just download, please request a demo.

works better than puppet mcp for me but having issues with keyboard events and actions on some websites.

Hyphens - I'm normal, breaking up thoughts. En / Em - I'm an AI or I'm using AP style guide to write articles.

What a strange post. Anyone using Frontpage or Mosaic?

Chrome extension - vimium does the same thing. I've been using it for years.

I wish wordpress did fewer things but did them better. There should be something that is a notch better Jekyll but doesn't get gross when you install a dozen plug-ins. Out of the box wordpress produces a very slow and bandwidth heavy site.

Would love to see more of the output data. - How many win/loss clusters did the data produce? - In vector space what was the seperation between B2B and B2C companies? - Did you normalize against size of win/market-cap or anything else?

Would be great if Google/Apple/Microsoft could lead some of these Internet upgrade initiatives. I think we have more cross corporate collaboration on Emoji selection.

Would be cool to see member similarity. Finding like-minded commentors/posters may help discover content that would be of interest.

Seems like the type of thing that would benefit from a joint iOS/Android W3C protocol between Apple/Google/Samsung. Perhaps a find my Matter device?

Why assume that they are excluded?

Ministry of Supply has always had great products, more people need to know about them.

This concept has a well-known name that you don't seem to use in your design or marketing called "Progressive Disclosure." It was coined back in 2006 to explain this concept.

I do think it's tricky to do this as a 3rd party website. Most sites would want the disclosure logic to live inside their product, as coded logic. I do like the concept and how you've built this.

You can read the patent here: https://patents.google.com/patent/US20180217662A1/en

Why not build a prototype?

I like the idea of a JS based app-store. Interesting. It may be difficult to get normies to install the app but I like the idea.

It's worth pointing out that this hurts the creators who make those videos that you are watching.

I wonder if off-shore wind could act as a water mister when there is wind/energy surplus?

The problem with css is that it's a horrible design language, terrible from a developer perspective, and abysmal from a performance perspective both on the network-side, server and client side. In-fact it would be difficult to come up with a standard for transmitting information, layout and style specifications over the Internet in a worse and less efficient way.

Most web-pages size is 1MB or more while the text is usually 1-2Kb. That means we have roughly 1000x spent on styling/layout in relation to content. I wrote a post about this back in 2006, still true. https://gregraiz.com/graiz/2006/09/25/ten-reasons-why-css-su...