ChannelFence

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by ChannelFence 15d ago
>How is your Chrome extension going these days? Slow progress, but better than what product hunt made it look :) 10 active users on the chrome store, but even a small amount of strangers installing and keeping it feels way more real than
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by ChannelFence 16d ago
I launched a chrome extnsion there and had almost the same experience. One of the products above me was where startups literally pay to become pieces of a snake and move toward the head. Whoever pays the most gets the head and so on and so
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by ChannelFence 16d ago
check@mate.chess will be an extremely valuable email
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by ChannelFence 17d ago
its pretty clever but what happns when someone pastes a domain or uses IME or voice input? the api being that fast is still impressive.
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by ChannelFence 17d ago
Before LLMs, there were Markov chain bots. We used SeeBorg on IRC and over time its dictionary would fill up with whatever everyone said. Most of it was nonsense, but every once in a while it would say something perfectly timed. Almost ever
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The tests passed. The extension was still broken(channelfence.app)
2 points by ChannelFence 17d ago|0 comments
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by ChannelFence 18d ago
the people without a model are also the easiest users to lose, they won't file a bug or explain what broke. they'll just click twice, decide the product is unreliable and use something else. then the team sees no bug report and as
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by ChannelFence 19d ago
so the robots will end up making things worse and it'll still require on site calls for maintenance. sounds like money well spent, mark.
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by ChannelFence 19d ago
i'll be surprised if anthropic doesnt follow. cursors biggest advantage has been giving users a polished wrapper around whichever frontier model they prefer
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by ChannelFence 19d ago
this is a pretty clean test of whether people were buying cursor or just using it for convenient access to whichever model was flavor of the week. i work in qa so i'm naturally wary of adding another critical dependency to a developmen
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by ChannelFence 20d ago
I really wasn't trying to offer anything constructive. I was just pointing out something I found funny and made a joke about it. It wasn't anything more serious than that.
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by ChannelFence 20d ago
Why is it a bad thing I found this funny? Two months and 1.1k+ commits to rediscover an already known bug IS funny. That doesn't mean I hate the person or want to discredit their work. You're reading way too much into a comment :)
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by ChannelFence 20d ago
4 now lol. why would my karma matter anyway? this isnt reddit
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by ChannelFence 20d ago
I'm getting model fatigue at this point. Impressive pace, but fucking exhausting to follow.
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by ChannelFence 20d ago
Two months and 1100+ commits to rediscover a bug that was already found in 2024 is probably the funniest possible ending to a "vibecoded fuzzer" story.