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so they definitely trained 3.7 on landing pages right? probably the best UI I've seen an LLM generate from a single prompt (no images) bonkers

so they definitely trained 3.7 on landing pages right? probably the best UI I've seen an LLM generate from a single prompt (no images) bonkers

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The nice part about Google AI that no one is really talking about: Model garden It has so many foundational models anyone can tune/use with 1 click Now a small company with a single dev can utilize cutting edge ML models right inside of gcp, with 0 data privacy issues.

The nice part about Google AI that no one is really talking about: Model garden It has so many foundational models anyone can tune/use with 1 click Now a small company with a single dev can utilize cutting edge ML models right inside of gcp, with 0 data privacy issues.

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Probably the most insane 10 min vibe coding session you will see (all live) from screenshot to working Airbnb clone (backend, ui, db, etc) entirely through cursors new agent

Probably the most insane 10 min vibe coding session you will see (all live) from screenshot to working Airbnb clone (backend, ui, db, etc) entirely through cursors new agent

718,301 次观看 • 1 年前

Alright, this is getting too crazy. Soon you won't even need to code anymore. I setup AutoGPT and it I asked it to build a website for me. And it succeeded. In under 3 minutes. Using react and tailwindcss. All by itself.

Alright, this is getting too crazy. Soon you won't even need to code anymore. I setup AutoGPT and it I asked it to build a website for me. And it succeeded. In under 3 minutes. Using react and tailwindcss. All by itself.

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Cursor + gpt4-32k = illegal levels of productivity Best coding copilot by far Made the switch and i'm likely never going to use ChatGPT or vscode again Crazy how big of a difference small ux changes can make (in line code editing, no copy pasting, i can reference files)

Cursor + gpt4-32k = illegal levels of productivity Best coding copilot by far Made the switch and i'm likely never going to use ChatGPT or vscode again Crazy how big of a difference small ux changes can make (in line code editing, no copy pasting, i can reference files)

725,111 次观看 • 2 年前

Introducing Otto - a new way to interact and work with AI Agents - using tables! Now you can have hundreds of agents working for you at the same time

Introducing Otto - a new way to interact and work with AI Agents - using tables! Now you can have hundreds of agents working for you at the same time

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after using replit's coding agent i think...its over for a lot of traditional saas wanted slack notifications when customers subscribed/cancelled Zapier was 30/mo JUST to add a price filter instead replit's agent built & deployed one in < 5 mins, with tests. 1/10 of the cost

after using replit's coding agent i think...its over for a lot of traditional saas wanted slack notifications when customers subscribed/cancelled Zapier was 30/mo JUST to add a price filter instead replit's agent built & deployed one in < 5 mins, with tests. 1/10 of the cost

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o1-pro is probably the best model i've used for coding, hands down i gave it a pretty complicated codebase and asked it to refactor while referencing docs the difference between claude/gemini/o1 and o1 pro is night and day. first time in a while i've been this impressed. full comparison in the video + code.

o1-pro is probably the best model i've used for coding, hands down i gave it a pretty complicated codebase and asked it to refactor while referencing docs the difference between claude/gemini/o1 and o1 pro is night and day. first time in a while i've been this impressed. full comparison in the video + code.

255,348 次观看 • 1 年前

For the last few days I've been building Cognosys - it's a web based version of AutoGPT/babyAGI And I'm happy to finally launch the beta version today! It's 100% free:

For the last few days I've been building Cognosys - it's a web based version of AutoGPT/babyAGI And I'm happy to finally launch the beta version today! It's 100% free:

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Anthropic literally killed every "chatPDF" wrapper with Claude2 - you can upload files now I tried Tesla's latest q1 update, and asked "What are the key takeaways from this q1 update? Can you make any forecasts for the price?" It was able to answer it flawlessly, with sources

Anthropic literally killed every "chatPDF" wrapper with Claude2 - you can upload files now I tried Tesla's latest q1 update, and asked "What are the key takeaways from this q1 update? Can you make any forecasts for the price?" It was able to answer it flawlessly, with sources

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made a video covering my ai coding workflow + tools, built a dashboard < 5 mins ridiculous how easy it is to go from idea to product now half my day is just conducting ai (cursor, claude v0) to build things for me 0:00 - 1:48 tools overview 1:50 - 3:43 initial setup 3:45 - 6:00 cursor magic w/ composer

made a video covering my ai coding workflow + tools, built a dashboard < 5 mins ridiculous how easy it is to go from idea to product now half my day is just conducting ai (cursor, claude v0) to build things for me 0:00 - 1:48 tools overview 1:50 - 3:43 initial setup 3:45 - 6:00 cursor magic w/ composer

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Finally excited to ship Otto!! Otto lets you use AI agents within tables to automate hours manual research in a few minutes Here's my quick breakdown of how to use it, with some real world use cases

Finally excited to ship Otto!! Otto lets you use AI agents within tables to automate hours manual research in a few minutes Here's my quick breakdown of how to use it, with some real world use cases

156,900 次观看 • 1 年前

we built an open source version of operator its a web only agent with vision that you can easily run yourself it’s also very slow, likely to not work well but its a great reference (code + link below)

we built an open source version of operator its a web only agent with vision that you can easily run yourself it’s also very slow, likely to not work well but its a great reference (code + link below)

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The #1 use case of web browsing agents isn't ordering food/booking flights it's using other agentic platforms. instead of human in the loop you have *another* agent in the loop. this creates a semi autonomous agent. this is probably how we get to agi: - vertically agents (doing one thing really well) - glued together by everything api (web browser) most llm providers will probably vertically integrate. i.e good chance we'll see "operating agents" running thousands of chatgpt/claudes instances on your behalf. ex: just watched operator using an ai spreadsheet (Otto ) to research, store and then use the data for creating a powerpoint. the only thing it needs to worry about is the high level goal and moving things around.

The #1 use case of web browsing agents isn't ordering food/booking flights it's using other agentic platforms. instead of human in the loop you have another agent in the loop. this creates a semi autonomous agent. this is probably how we get to agi: - vertically agents (doing one thing really well) - glued together by everything api (web browser) most llm providers will probably vertically integrate. i.e good chance we'll see "operating agents" running thousands of chatgpt/claudes instances on your behalf. ex: just watched operator using an ai spreadsheet (Otto ) to research, store and then use the data for creating a powerpoint. the only thing it needs to worry about is the high level goal and moving things around.

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A customer was spending $20k/mo on manual receipt entry: - 5k+ man-hours/week - 3k invoices a day, team drowning in paperwork ~100 daily hours to process it all Built them a way to automate this Otto in 5 mins. It now: - processes ~2k receipts in 1 hr (10x faster) - automatically categorizes and labels it - extracts the name, items, date, nicely structured for their internal system

A customer was spending $20k/mo on manual receipt entry: - 5k+ man-hours/week - 3k invoices a day, team drowning in paperwork ~100 daily hours to process it all Built them a way to automate this Otto in 5 mins. It now: - processes ~2k receipts in 1 hr (10x faster) - automatically categorizes and labels it - extracts the name, items, date, nicely structured for their internal system

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this is still the most satisfying ai thing to watch

this is still the most satisfying ai thing to watch

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Wow. This takes "chatPDF" to an entirely new level. Don't think this is possible with regular rag either I gave 4 highly tabular pdfs to gemini 1.5 (tesla financials) it understood the entire context, summed all the tabular values and gave me a nearly perfect response.

Wow. This takes "chatPDF" to an entirely new level. Don't think this is possible with regular rag either I gave 4 highly tabular pdfs to gemini 1.5 (tesla financials) it understood the entire context, summed all the tabular values and gave me a nearly perfect response.

85,574 次观看 • 2 年前

built an inbound AI SDR with Otto now when someone signs up, our agents instantly researches, scores, and creates a personalized message to send them (and pings me on slack) saves a few hours per day + now we know exactly who's using our product

built an inbound AI SDR with Otto now when someone signs up, our agents instantly researches, scores, and creates a personalized message to send them (and pings me on slack) saves a few hours per day + now we know exactly who's using our product

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