5,180 karma · joined October 13, 2021
This feels more like a sticky move than an innovation in what AI can do.
This is the know more about you, better context for results trick. Which any other could deliver with your "user habit profile RAG data" - browser hook is a great way to collect.
When I'm designing a data-schema or some systems integration I'm in my head with blocks (different shapes/colour) wired together. Then document with PlantUML, C4, Mermaid or whatever the gig calls for. Back in the day it was Visio.
Different modes for different tasks.
And manager mode, ugh. It's lists and checkboxen floating on board game (Risk?)
The difference between a Grind and Hopeless.
Can't figure out mute, crappy angle, bad lighting, noisy background, where is screen share? Where is chat? How to use breakout?
I just do mine in bash (make.sh) and it runs scripts from make.d/ which are in whatever (python, js bash, PHP)
I'm on Xfce (X) with three monitors. When I share I can pick just the right-most. Shares everything in that panel. Just need to be careful what is on 3. Then, I zoom in the app (browser, VCCode) for viewers.
But I like this idea of a virtual, so I don't accidentally leak a window I shouldn't.
There may be a wrapper opportunity here.
I want to make an app in Rust that hosts Servo in it with my business logic in maybe SciterJS - like electron but hopefully lighter?
Something, just a business software guy who wants something with more control than an webapp and not so heavy like electron.