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Stripe’s homepage has 637 KB of HTML for 539 words. Humans read it for free, but a bot needs $0.26 to read the same words, because it wades 87,400 tokens of markup, if it even gets there. With this in mind, I built a lens that shows you any webpage the way machines see them
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what is an OS if it’s all first party apps? sounds more like a platform tbh unless they’re going to lean hard into portable apps
the new ChatGPT desktop app is clearly designed to be the start of an OS within an OS
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arc and the wave of framelite browsers felt like an OS in an OS only because of the proliferation of electron apps and the extent to which they mirrored their website counterparts (eg slack or telegram)
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introducing DockBrowser a full browser that lives in your dock → native for mac → 30fps video → might need to squint a little
introducing NotchBrowser 👊 a browser that lives in your  mac's notch, built on webkit. → tiny 1.7 mb (chrome & dia: 1.4 gb) → native → ergonomic → no extra window in the way (launching soon)
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made a lil screensaver for my website on idle in js
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never a better time to be private
The privacy layer for onchain finance is now live. Meet TACEO Merces Bank infrastructure, asset managers and cross-chain protocols already integrating, read more: core.taceo.io/articles/merce…
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custom styles of output in claude feels both new and interesting wrt the tunability of the new family of models
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i think it's new at least...
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Should LLMs be allowed to write circuits and proofs? If you have feelings about this, we have an event for you We're cohosting a @WPReadingClub night with @kobigurk and Abhi Shah on the unlocks and challenges of formal verification Please RSVP below if you'd like to join us!
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because Jev is an instant classifier, you don’t have to pick the right model anymore. it just happens.
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Also for the note I’ve been hearing Jev was released because OpenAI and Anthropic already has something like this internally. By the end of the year we are getting real time inference.
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I've seen people describe Jev as an "AI if statement". But what if it actually WAS an if statement? Introducing Probably: a programming language powered by Jev: probably-lang.southpolesteve… Jev baked into the language. “feels” asks a question. “match” routes between descriptions. “while” keeps going until something stops feeling true. This is obviously a toy, but it's fun to think about what something like Jev unlocks. Jev makes the decisions, an LLM does the writing, and a little program ties it together.
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Breaking: Browser Use + Jev = Ultrafast ⚡ Findings flights took 7s and cost only $0.0039 🤯 > new action space every step > DOM state space > small LLM fallback to type (this video is at 1x speed btw) Built a tiny open source browser agent. try it below ↓
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boop!
Announcing boop! Walk in, pay, and prove your age with nothing but a wave. Bringing high utility biometrics while preserving our user's privacy and agency is no easy feat. As TACEO says, a central database is not an option. Proud to work with this visionary team.
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new thing we’ve been building at @turnkeyhq: agent auth.  agents need credentials to do useful work. right now this means giving them passwords, api keys, oauth tokens, even totp seeds. this gives the agent far more access than the action actually requires  for years, turnkey has secured millions of private keys using verifiable TEE infrastructure. underneath that is a generic system for credentials, auth and policies, with human and machine authenticators, consensus, temporary and revocable access, and a full audit trail  now we are opening up these primitives for agent builders. 

the end user keeps sovereignty over their credentials while giving builders a way to easily grant scoped access based on the action it needs to take. 

a lot of agent builders are not thinking about security yet, but we think this becomes a critical product differentiator very soon. we want to make doing it correctly the easy path.  many of the pieces are already live:  •agents can retrieve encrypted secrets under programmable policies, including consensus and temporary or revocable access •they can sign git commits and authenticate over ssh without holding the underlying private keys •and of course if you want your agent to pay for things over crypto rails, turnkey already secures the wallets and enforces the policies for that too what’s next: we’re looking for agent builders who want to help shape what comes next. reach out or sign up below turnkey.com/agent-auth-beta
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MC001 Zero is a character model, fine-tuned to be a single, specific character with bounded knowledge. A man in a white plastic box.
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Replacing tickets, coat checks, and cards with a palm scan is massive convenience. Building a central database to manage it isn't an option. Today boop.it chooses TACEO to run palm matching via MPC. No central database. No master key. core.taceo.io/articles/partn…
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gork find me cool people in nyc at the end of september for this event we're doing with @TACEO_IO target people building in payment infrastructure, custody, fintech, banking, and privacy and activate the "DM me for an invite" protocol
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Say hello (literally) to Gemini 3.8 Live and 3.8 Live Extended Thinking, our new SOTA live audio models, available with frontier price + performance. 3.8 Live supports 97 languages (can seamlessly switch), async tool calls, and more!
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