opus 4.5 feels like a turning point, and now that it's becoming possible to "create anything" the only differentiator is becoming taste.
opus 4.5 feels like a turning point, and now that it's becoming possible to "create anything" the only differentiator is becoming taste.
Excited to share that I've started a new position as a Member of the Technical Staff at @anthropic.com! Make sure to check out the new Claude Opus and Sonnet 4 models!
From my testing, Manus definitely seems like the most capable "run with a task" agent I've seen so far. I haven't used it for coding yet, though; only research and content generation. Excited to try it out more!
kira ability kit spotlight π¦
heartseeker??? i barely even know 'er π₯Έ
I'm currently working on a tool for lead discovery and understanding. If you are trying to launch your product, I'd love to have you try it out and see what you think. DM me for access! It takes just minutes to set up, and it will automatically start scraping for valuable leads and pain points.
Saw this on Hacker News, great app π
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Mine looks like this
Been building this for a bit and would love to have folks try it out!
I've been building a product that automatically drafts replies to emails directly in your inbox, in your voice. I'm looking for early testersβDM me if you'd like to try it out! Currently, it only supports Gmail.
Check out my latest blog post!
I started to use @birdseyeapp.bsky.social for growing @newslettersurf.bsky.social - happy to say it's been working so far!
our friends and family playtest was a blast and we were so thrilled to have so many divers participate with us! π here's some gameplay featuring hoverboards, fishing, and our lovely kira!
I officially launched newsletter.surf a few weeks ago, and seeing people share their newsletters has been incredible. As more newsletters are added, I'm looking to add more features around discovery and filtering based on newsletter content. #buildinpublic
You can also follow the Bluesky account, @birdseyeapp.bsky.social
Working on something new, a tool to help founders automate a variety of tasks for lead gen, emailing, team management, etcβ¦ I have an early MVP that Iβd love to get some feedback on. birds-eye.xyz
#founders #automation #copilot
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Tomorrow, we are launching the FIRST POST for our newsletter, the Newsletter Roundup. Every Tuesday, we'll post brand new newsletters to follow, and every Friday, we'll share some of the top newsletters from the week.
Follow here π newsletter-surf.beehiiv.com
We now have a Bluesky account as well! Follow @newslettersurf.bsky.social
If you haven't seen it already, I have this side project to review and discover newsletters (newsletter.surf)
I have a soft launch and waitlist coming up soon for some new features for newsletter creators, all about understanding your readers. Check it out here! www.newsletter.surf/platform
Really liked this blog post on Commitment Engineering, was a good take on early product development. www.barry.ooo/posts/commit...
Procedurally generated puzzle cave - Speedrun attempt #11
That sound design is amazing⦠any big roadblocks and/or learnings from doing procedural generation?
I kid you not, @itch.io has been taken down by Funko of "Funko Pop" because they use some trash "AI Powered" Brand Protection Software called Brand Shield that created some bogus Phishing report to our registrar, iwantmyname, who ignored our response and just disabled the domain
Listening to the same podcast right now!
... finally got to a valid solution (it realized it was double counting). This makes me wonder if adding steps to a coding workflow that explicitly asks it to reason about what it is seeing would help in the process. Follow along here: github.com/vontell/AoC-...
Now caught up to day 4 of #AdventOfCode entirely using Claude/LLMs, and for the first time the LLM didn't one-shot the problem. Actually, I let it iterate on various failed tests (that it wrote) 4-5 times. It wasn't until I explicitly asked it to explain what kind of error it was getting that it...
What do you think the daily traffic to captive.apple.com is
Definitely agree on this. It gets interesting to me when it's difficult to determine whether the shot went in or was close. An example I've been thinking about - if I generate 5 blog posts for a topic, how do I determine which one is best? Maybe an LLM evaluator? But how do I know if they are closeπ¬
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