lyime

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by lyime 1mo ago
Lol been thinking about this for the lat few months. Good to see someone build it.
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by lyime 3mo ago
Only *half of Google's revenue is generated outside of the US.
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by lyime 3mo ago
You just proved my point.
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by lyime 3mo ago
When I was growing up, I watched my dad fix many things around the house. He took it on as a challenge, but you could tell he was genuinely curious about how things worked. Taking something apart and trying to fix it was his way of figuring
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by lyime 3mo ago
You underestimate how large the US market is.
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by lyime 5mo ago
How is this different/better than charles proxy/proxyman or similar apps?
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by lyime 5mo ago
raises hand
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by lyime 5mo ago
auth
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by lyime 7mo ago
Moat? Maybe they built something they wanted?
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by lyime 8mo ago
Read about hearbeat, that makes openclaw different than claude code.
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by lyime 1y ago
China subsidies Byd. It would be bad for american car industry. So if US wants to create a fair competition, they would need to use tariffs or subsidies the US car industry players that could compete fairly with BYD. Looks like US is using
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by lyime 1y ago
How do you define "LLMs don't understand concepts"? How do you define "understanding a concept" - what do you get if a system can "understand" concept vs not "understanding" a concept?
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by lyime 1y ago
notion ate there lunch
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by lyime 1y ago
> 1. Invite agent@frigade.ai to your product. You can send multiple invitations based on distinct roles. this is clever
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by lyime 1y ago
Have you tried Convex?
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by lyime 1y ago
Are you sure? Couldnt you just just go back to the LLM if the script breaks? Pages changes but not that often in general. It seems like a hybrid approach would scale better and be significantly cheaper.
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by lyime 1y ago
Good hire.
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by lyime 1y ago
I would love to automate our Youtube channel videos and transcribe with speaker identification
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by lyime 1y ago
Lots of founders go through this. You should have an honest conversation with your co-founder. Probably couples therapy. One option is to do it with another founder who has been there (me). You both are going through a challenging time. Of-
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by lyime 1y ago
You are not getting more than $25 of value?
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by lyime 1y ago
It seems fair for them to train on how people use their tools, so they can make the tools better for people who use them?
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by lyime 2y ago
Great to see people trying to solve hard problems!
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by lyime 2y ago
Pricing? Whats bespoke about it? Whats your pricing metric?
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by lyime 2y ago
I did not mind it. Nudges can be helpful.
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by lyime 2y ago
Do the same rules apply to the government entities luke law enforcement and security services?
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by lyime 2y ago
To your last point -- Humans make mistakes too. I asked my EA to order a few things for our office a few days ago, and she ended up ordering things that I did not want. In this case I could have wrote a better prompt. Even with a better pro
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by lyime 2y ago
This is an impressive tool. I especially like the observability around the workflow and the steps it takes to achieve the outcome. We are potentially interested in exploring this if we can get the cost down at scale.
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by lyime 2y ago
So who is going to deploy this and turn this into a service/API?
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by lyime 2y ago
Absolutely not. While that might sound like a safety feature it can also be extremely unsafe. Imagine letting a passenger in a car use the e-brake at any time. It's a tricky problem.
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by lyime 2y ago
Reasonable to make a request. Also reasonable for it to be denied.

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