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Shortcut – the first superhuman excel agent – is live. While not perfect, Shortcut beats first year analysts from McKinsey/Goldman head-to-head 89.1% (220:27) when blindly judged by their managers. We even gave humans 10x more time. Try Shortcut now (before your boss does).

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Introducing Shortcut — the first superhuman Excel agent. Shortcut one-shots most knowledge work tasks on Excel. It even scores >80% on Excel World Championship Cases in ~10 minutes. That's 10x faster than humans. Our early preview is live. Just comment for an invite code.

Introducing Shortcut — the first superhuman Excel agent. Shortcut one-shots most knowledge work tasks on Excel. It even scores >80% on Excel World Championship Cases in ~10 minutes. That's 10x faster than humans. Our early preview is live. Just comment for an invite code.

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Agentic Browser is now live! This feature allows your AI agent to access real-time internet information for tasks like answering questions or finding recommendations. With this update, you can now see your AI agent's thought process before it responds to your questions—offering greater transparency and insights. Additional updates: •The initial quota of 50 messages per agent has been significantly increased to enable more extensive experimentation •We’ve fine-tuned the AI agents, making their responses more engaging and interactive •We also pushed along crypto social insights tools sourced from Coindesk, Cointelegraph, Cryptocompare and many more, your AI agent now have access to real-time market data

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If You are looking for expensive hotkey controller for artists STOP, there is better and cheaper way and I will show You how! The only functionality we need while drawing is fast and direct access to the shortcuts, especially in Photoshop. On the web You can find many different brands which are selling really expensive shortcut devices but they are not comfortable to use, especially while I am drawing on couch, so I tried to find a better way, it was not hard and in the end it was a lot cheaper to set up everything! You can just use simple gamepad/controller. Anything will work - You can even use Switch controller if You know how to connect it to the PC. From my testing 8BitDo Lite 2 is perfect for the job. Its really small with a lot of hardware buttons for shortcuts, and it costs currently around 30USD! I don't know if there is something similar in this form factor but really You can use anything You have in Your house, I even tested PS4 controller but it was not comfortable to use. To setup shortcuts I am using JoyToKey, simple shareware software (support them if it will suit Your needs :)) which allows to set any shortcut on any controller, it even allows to create macros so it's really powerful if You want to play with it a bit. Anyway, this way You will have cheap, small and really useful shortcut pad which will work with anything. Hope it will help!

If You are looking for expensive hotkey controller for artists STOP, there is better and cheaper way and I will show You how! The only functionality we need while drawing is fast and direct access to the shortcuts, especially in Photoshop. On the web You can find many different brands which are selling really expensive shortcut devices but they are not comfortable to use, especially while I am drawing on couch, so I tried to find a better way, it was not hard and in the end it was a lot cheaper to set up everything! You can just use simple gamepad/controller. Anything will work - You can even use Switch controller if You know how to connect it to the PC. From my testing 8BitDo Lite 2 is perfect for the job. Its really small with a lot of hardware buttons for shortcuts, and it costs currently around 30USD! I don't know if there is something similar in this form factor but really You can use anything You have in Your house, I even tested PS4 controller but it was not comfortable to use. To setup shortcuts I am using JoyToKey, simple shareware software (support them if it will suit Your needs :)) which allows to set any shortcut on any controller, it even allows to create macros so it's really powerful if You want to play with it a bit. Anyway, this way You will have cheap, small and really useful shortcut pad which will work with anything. Hope it will help!

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Candace Owens confirms that Charlie was not administered ANY type of first aid by his security team when it's supposed to be protocol. Candace also asks what Charlie's security team was even doing the whole time while they had Charlie on the ground, and why was he on some type of suitcase with his head hanging down, and not flat on the ground? They literally did NOTHING to help Charlie while he was on the ground, they didn't try to put their hand on the wound, plug the wound with gauze, nothing, when they're paid millions and it's protocol for at least one of them to administer some sort of first aid. So, what were they actually doing the whole time down there?

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Casey Means: “I think something so funny that's happening right is this whole thing about ‘RFK is a lawyer, he should not be the head of the HHS,’ but of course, as we know, the current head of HHS is a lawyer.” “My first question for anyone who's saying, ‘oh, RFK is not qualified,’ is can you name the head of the HHS right now?” “The entire personality of the HHS right now is get vaccines.” “Then I invite everyone to go to the priority document of priorities for America. This PDF mentions vaccines 27 times. It does not mention the words chronic disease, diabetes, or obesity. The things that are costing trillions of dollars to the American health care system. I mean, 17% of our GDP goes to health care, $4.5 trillion a year and they're trying to essentially jam down our throat that health is found in a syringe.” “When you follow the money, you realize that it is intentional.”

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An agent-first world is around the corner — where more actions will likely be taken by AI than by humans when building software. Zeno Rocha, cofounder of Resend, and Yoko Li say this reality is shaping how developers build, and changing what user experience really means. Great developer experience alone won’t cut it. We’ll also need to build for agent experience (or AX) — rethinking flows, permissioning, and how we define (and audit) who’s doing what in our systems. Zeno and Yoko share why they believe email is the perfect proving ground for AI agents, how to design APIs for agents (not just humans), and what MCP means for the future of agent-native apps.

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🚨 Andrew Tate at 10 years old when his father showed up for the first time in a year - and shaved his head bald with no warning. "My mom said you have to get a hair cut - your father is coming. We went to two hairdressers. My mom did not like either cut." "My dad turned up the first time I had seen him in a year. He was in the house five minutes. My mom said 'Em I took him for a haircut, I did not like how they cut it.' My dad lost his temper. He said you are raising my boys talking about how their hair looks - they are 10 years old. He shaved my head."

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WATCH: Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson confirms his “head tax” proposal does not apply to workers who spend <50% of workdays in the city. This clip raises three major problems with Johnson’s head tax ⬇️ 🚩 Punishing back-to-office: This will uniquely penalize in-office work at a time when downtown is still experiencing record-high vacancy rates. 🚩 This won’t raise $100M: It’s clear from their answers here that the mayor and Budget Director Annette Guzman did not take into account remote work when creating the $100M revenue estimate. 🚩 Punishing blue-collar work: A restaurant with 100 employees clearing $8M a year gets hit with a huge head-tax bill, while a law firm with 100 employees (majority remote) clearing $80M does not.

Austin Berg

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Remember when Adam Lally stated this in court before the first trial? We all know that they were investigating the investigators. The Feds gave their findings to Judge Cannone, The NCDAO and KR Defense Attorneys. Adam Lally was correct when he said the investigation was started by the defense. The investigation is over and the Feds didn’t come to save Karen Read. Does anyone believe that the Feds would let Karen Read go to trial, not once but twice.

Remember when Adam Lally stated this in court before the first trial? We all know that they were investigating the investigators. The Feds gave their findings to Judge Cannone, The NCDAO and KR Defense Attorneys. Adam Lally was correct when he said the investigation was started by the defense. The investigation is over and the Feds didn’t come to save Karen Read. Does anyone believe that the Feds would let Karen Read go to trial, not once but twice.

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The PM and other major party politicians are getting their figures from the gas industry rather than the ATO and Treasury 🤯 Whose side are they on? When you try and interrogate these figures from the gas lobby you get “PAGE NOT FOUND”. You cannot make this stuff up! Head to to get involved. The only way we win this is if the major parties know they will continue to lose votes at the next election if they don't put Australians first.

The PM and other major party politicians are getting their figures from the gas industry rather than the ATO and Treasury 🤯 Whose side are they on? When you try and interrogate these figures from the gas lobby you get “PAGE NOT FOUND”. You cannot make this stuff up! Head to to get involved. The only way we win this is if the major parties know they will continue to lose votes at the next election if they don't put Australians first.

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325,485 次观看 • 3 个月前

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IMPUNITY AND IGNORANCE OF THE EXISTING LAWS!!. It is deeply concerning to see so many pedestrians choosing to cross busy roads at unsafe points instead of using the footbridges provided for their safety. This risky behavior continues to result in avoidable accidents, injuries, and even loss of life. Today along Mombasa Road, I witnessed several people ignoring a nearby footbridge and opting for a dangerous shortcut across the highway. While it may seem faster or more convenient in the moment, the consequences can be devastating. Footbridges are constructed specifically to protect lives, and using them should not be optional but a shared responsibility. We shall deploy our officers to arrest anyone who is found in violation of the law, especially those who avoid using the flyovers and instead opt to risk their lives by competing with vehicles an act that often leads to unnecessary accidents and loss of lives. Road safety is a collective effort drivers, pedestrians, and authorities all have a role to play. There is a need for increased public awareness, stricter enforcement of traffic rules, and a mindset shift among pedestrians to prioritize safety over convenience. No shortcut is worth risking a life. Let us all choose to be more responsible and encourage others to do the same.

Geoffrey Mosiria

33,950 次观看 • 4 个月前