sandropuppo

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by sandropuppo 1y ago
love the work team :)
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by sandropuppo 2y ago
We recently open-sourced lume, a CLI built on top Apple's Virtualization and Hypervisor frameworks, built specifically for Apple Silicon to support our future tool-building needs. We're grateful for the overwhelming support from H
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by sandropuppo 2y ago
Yes, super sorry about this. I meant to write OSS but forgot an S, and now it's too late to edit the post. But yes this could FOSS since it's a free tool with MIT license.
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by sandropuppo 2y ago
nice product, congrats! maybe I would just change the UVP in the repo a bit to understand better why the product is different, besides the open-source part of it.
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by sandropuppo 2y ago
ByteDance has open-sourced UI-TARS, delivering a remarkable 33% improvement over OSWorld. The technical report also includes a comprehensive benchmark evaluation across web, desktop, and mobile platforms. UI-TARS is a next-generation native
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by sandropuppo 2y ago
A friend of mine built an open-source curated list of resources about AI agents for Computer Use, including research papers, projects, frameworks, and tools. Let us know if you have any feedback, or would like to see anything added :)
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by sandropuppo 2y ago
Love it. Are you thinking about monetizing it?
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by sandropuppo 2y ago
Nice! Are you gonna do it again in the future?
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by sandropuppo 2y ago
What about just using perplexity? It's already doing that I think.
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by sandropuppo 2y ago
It's a great question. What we are doing is to ask the candidate to have hands visible to the camera for the interview. But some systems are working with voice only and this will not be working in those cases. Probably the best way wou
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by sandropuppo 2y ago
Hey everyone, sharing a curated list of resources about AI agents for Computer Use, including research papers, projects, frameworks, and tools. It's made by a friend of mine who is working at Microsoft, and I think it's great to l
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by sandropuppo 2y ago
Of course, there is :) Once you've been in a FAANG you can always go back. Now you have a few things to understand before jumping back at working on anything: - Why you didn't like it? - Maybe it was your particular role, team, or
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by sandropuppo 2y ago
In a few years from now, they will be everywhere tho. But I understand the points of the article!
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by sandropuppo 2y ago
Hey everyone, sharing a curated list of resources about AI agents for Computer Use, including research papers, projects, frameworks, and tools. It's made by a friend of mine who is working at Microsoft, and I think it's great to l
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by sandropuppo 2y ago
I loved the book about Leonardo Delvecchio, the founder of Luxottica (the biggest sunglasses manufacturer in the world, owner of Rayban/Oakley/etc.) He became an orphan at age 9. Started working in factories at 14. Started working
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by sandropuppo 2y ago
Nice work!