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ok this surprised me tried Cline Desktop, the open-source desktop app for open-weight models, and asked it to build me a dashboard to track my brand deals fully expected to babysit it and fix stuff after nope. it figured it out on its own and nailed it on the... show more

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sam3 days ago

Omg is really ???

angel3 days ago

yoo thats actually cool

Artists Voyage 🔶3 days ago

open weight models become much more interesting when they can actually build useful things end to end

Aleiah3 days ago

This surprised me even

xIA3 days ago

Nice

Eyisha Zyer3 days ago

Gonna use this soon it looks like a major problem solver

Aryan SMM3 days ago

the real win is getting from idea to usable dashboard without constant babysitting

gus3 days ago

okay gotta try that asap

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