neversettles

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The Terminal Bench 3.0 community is looking for task contributors(tbench.ai)
1 points by neversettles 5mo ago|2 comments
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by neversettles 8mo ago
I also feel there's a role that cooking equipment plays in weight loss. I've found that having newer, higher quality non stick pans helps me recognize I don't need to oil my pans with as much butter.
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Rnj-1: Building Instruments of Intelligence(essential.ai)
2 points by neversettles 10mo ago|1 comments
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by neversettles 10mo ago
Would be happy to pay for this if I could write a prompt for how i want it to re-shape any page I visit! Like add specific instructions, etc. This is awesome work - I can already imagine using this to hide features I don't want to see
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by neversettles 1y ago
Is anyone building 'Cursor for editing PDFs on the web'?
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by neversettles 1y ago
The power here is the coding agent has the ability to test visually if - and like a human would. So if the button isn't visible, the browser agent would use vision to detect that it's missing. It sorta tests 'just like a huma
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by neversettles 1y ago
Yeah, I suppose to esafak's point, perhaps a benchmark for browser agent QA testing would be needed.
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by neversettles 1y ago
In browser MCP, looks like cursor controls each action along the way, but actually what we wanted was a single browser agent that had a high quality eval that could perform all the actions independently (browser-use)
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by neversettles 1y ago
We started with using browser-use because they had the best evals: https://browser-use.com/posts/sota-technical-report - but we found that Laminar came out with a better browser agent (& a better eval): https:&#x2
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by neversettles 1y ago
Between steps it would preserve cookies, but atm when the playwright browser launches, it starts with a fresh browser state, so you'd have to o-auth to log in each time. We're adding browser state persistence soon, hoping to enabl
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Show HN: Web-eval-agent – Let the coding agent debug itself(github.com)
84 points by neversettles 1y ago|12 comments