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The bitter lesson of browser agents
(browser-use.com)
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2d ago
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History of the Filesystem
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25d ago
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Benchmark Is Mostly Its Judge
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1mo ago
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3mo ago
Assuming you run on a mobile proxy - how would you even do that? 1 IP is shared across (potentially) thousands of phones?
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3mo ago
Oh really, not a security expert, but could you send me some examples?
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3mo ago
Yeah pretty new stuff - official it’s still not recommended but works really well so far! Finally we don’t have to run baremetal
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3mo ago
well that's how browser agents work in a nutshell lol
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How we run Firecracker VMs inside EC2 and start browsers in less than 1s
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3mo ago
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5mo ago
Why not just use ghostty at that point?
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Show HN: Browser Harness – Gives LLM freedom to complete any browser task
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5mo ago
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5mo ago
It's useful for only distinguishing the smart AI from deterministic scripts and humans (we don't want either). We are convincing OpenClaws to create api keys for free (we have a free tier specifically for those agents). So it'
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5mo ago
Yeah but the whole point is that it shouldn't be deterministic - aka you have to let the "dumb" (non AI) bots out as well (otherwise a malicious user can just create thousands of api keys)
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5mo ago
Yeah, we are aiming all OpenClaw/Hermes Agent agents to sign up for free without humans intervention, so you need some sort of proof-of-stake (or proof of compute) algorithm so that a simple deterministic algorithm can't just clai
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Show HN: Self-healing browser harness via direct CDP
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5mo ago
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Browser Agents That Learn
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Give Agents Maximum Freedom. The less you assume, the more it works
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6mo ago
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6mo ago
Love it! From first principles: this kinda answers the "do we really even need CDP" I always have in my head building browser use...
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Building secure, scalable agent sandbox infrastructure
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We built scalable evaluation infrastructure for AI web agents
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7mo ago
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8mo ago
Why go this route? Why Python is more powerful than JS is mostly because of third party plugins like pandas which are excplicitly not supported (C bindings, is this possible to fix?)... At that point it might be just easier to convince the
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8mo ago
Wow this is really cool
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The Bitter Lesson of Agent Frameworks
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8mo ago
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8mo ago
Creator of Browser Use here, this is cool, really innovative approach with ARIA roles. One idea we have been playing around with a lot is just giving the LLM raw html and a really good way to traverse it - no heuristics, just BS4. Seems to
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Show HN: Open-Source Browser Use LLM (30B, A3B)
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9mo ago
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Speed Matters: How We Achieve the Fastest Web Agent
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11mo ago
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11mo ago
Hey HN, we heard a lot of complaints about Browser Use being slow. Last few weeks we focused a lot on improving the speed, while keeping the same accuracy. Go try it out. It's really fun to see it glide the web.
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1y ago
Browser Use creator here; we are working on prototypes like this but always find ourselves stuck with the safety vs freedom questions. We are very well aware how easy it is to inject stuff into the browser and do something malicious hence s
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1y ago
AGI was just 1 bash for loop away all this time I guess. Insane project.
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1y ago
re side-note: if you know anyone who would be willing to interact connect me :)
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1y ago
I really like both nodriver and pydoll. I am definitely keeping the option of switching to them open, but we just wanted to have full control for now and see how painful CDP-use is to maintain first and then reconsider.
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