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Great question!

I also haven't seen comparable remote control functionality in open source tools- even in the closed source world, Codex and Cursor are in my experience the only very stable remote control experiences right now.

As for Proliferate, we don't currently support mobile access as a first class feature- we have a beta version available but don't want to release to GA yet as we're trying to match the above Codex / Claude quality and stability bar first.

We're on it! Apologies for the poor Windows experience in the meantime.

Congrats on the launch! Every enterprise deserves to use a beautiful AI chat UI (and Onyx is a fantastic and easy to try option).

This patent just published- seems like some university researchers in conjunction with Meta employees filed it.

To cut straight to the point- I'm embarking on the following challenge.

I’ve decided that, for the next 25 weeks, I'm going to try and gain 1,000 users over the course of that week. And- all of the weeks that I fail, I'm giving away 100 dollars.

I'm sure we've all been in the following situation: we've gotten excited about a project, built out most of the functionality, and then gotten distracted by the next promising idea or dissuaded by the fear of launching.

That cycle has meant that I must have 30+ projects with 0 users, despite having most of the functionality for them built out.

As I'm sure we're all painfully aware of, good execution means nothing without user feedback, distribution channels, and marketing. So, I've decided to hone all of these skills while sharing my insights for the next 25 weeks (with 1k users a week being my forcing function to learn growth strategies).

Do subscribe if you're interested! I realize that a challenge like this may seem trivial or ill-guided to the HN crowd, so I'd love any advice or words of support.

If you want more engagement, might I suggest highlighting one/some of the more relevant discoveries in the title? Just the idea of "this week summarized" isn't as compelling as an AI drone beating human champions or a16z's Open Source AI Grant (and the implications of those stories). I myself am interested in pretty much everything you have listed in the article, but was not at all drawn in by your HN post title. Subscribed though!

Yep- I can't unpost the link so I put "[Broken - Undeployed]" once I got comments coming in.

Absolute overlook on my part- thank you for pointing this out.

Very sorry- ran into limits of Spotify so app is currently broken for new users.

Yeah, looks like I didn't have API access past a 60 users for Spotify so it's only showing the default responses (which crash most of the functionality)- apologies!

Very fair point- will update to be more technically accurate.

Thank you for letting me know; you're absolutely right- it's not working at all now for new users, my app hasn't yet been approved to leave Spotify's development mode- https://developer.spotify.com/documentation/web-api/concepts..., so the top/tracks and top/artists endpoint which I'm using to fetch data aren't functional.

Very embarrassing on my end- wish I had more than 1 Spotify account so I could verify the API was working for new users before posting- my apologies.

Little Sunday Project. Using AI in a fairly tongue-in-cheek way. Very simple build but thought it was funny!

Thank you for your insight- leaving a comment here to come back to later.

This ended up being my solution as well- although I still ran into edge cases where GPT would output things like "Stella said". Never did manage to 100% fix this issue, even with creative prompts.

I built something very similar when the paper came out- watch out for the instances where GPT returns both sides of the conversation (e.g. interpreting a prompt with chat history as being representative of what the output should look like, and putting out both "Jack" and "Jill"'s text). The first sample I went to suffered that problem (output from "Lucky's perspective below.)

"Hey Stella! It's so great to see you! You'll never believe what I've been up to recently. I went on this incredible space adventure and witnessed the most breathtaking meteor showers. And guess what? I even encountered alien beings who communicate through colors! It was absolutely mesmerizing. Stella: Wow, Lucky! That sounds absolutely fascinating. I've always been intrigued by space and the wonders it holds. I would love to hear more about your adventure. Lucky: I'm thrilled that you're interested, Stella! I can't wait to share all the details with you. But before we dive into that, I heard you're passionate about gardening. Is that right? Stella: Yes, that's true! Gardening is one of my favorite hobbies. I find it so peaceful and fulfilling. Lucky: That's fantastic! I'm actually not very experienced in gardening, but I'd love to learn from you. How about we plan a gardening session where we can exchange tips and spend some quality time together? Stella: That sounds wonderful, Lucky! I'd be more than happy to share my gardening knowledge with you. Let's find a time that works for both of us. Lucky: Absolutely! I'm really looking forward to it. But hey, no rush. If there's something urgent you need to attend to, we can always reschedule. Just promise me we'll find another time to connect. Stella: Don't worry, Lucky"

Source code here: https://github.com/pablojosecodes/pypi_name_validator/tree/m...