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"Zapier to monitor email inbox and then extract the code" - I hit this exact wall, and ended up building the missing piece myself. The agent gets its own managed address on our domain, and one call blocks until the verification email arrives and it is automatically parsed for OTPs/code/magic link. Available at https://sente.run/

third-parties accounts for agents: https://sente.run/

agents have their own email and phone number and get a logged in browser instances on demand.

Sente - a custom browser agent for QA automation http://sente.run/

The agent sees which civs are playing in the game that is being analyzed, and pulls season updates and builds from pros specific to those civs and it adds them to the prompt :)

AOE4 (Age of Empires) reviewer: https://aoe4.senteai.com/games

By analyzing game statistics, we are giving players a new way to improve their game.

Not saying it does not occur in tech in general, but there is a difference in scale between selling the data and abusing it for personal reasons. The examples you provided are exclusively the latter.

The mentioned employee sold access to 4,887 email accounts.

People who still don’t understand why people pay for Apple products really lack basic piece of wisdom, making their opinion less valuable. Yet they still boast about this particular misunderstanding of theirs.

The studies are not being conducted in the US alone.

Aren’t preconceptions not random by definition?

I am kind of confused, because I view HN as a strong community in terms of development skill but the comments here on Redux are really surprising..

Well, to be fair his comment is still correct.

You are mixing the Gaza strip with Ramallah, which is where this ice cream shop is.

Ramallah is actually a pretty developed and secular city in the west bank.

I actually found this format refreshing so keep doing a good job!

"Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind" by Yuval Harari. Pretty much a review of all human history.

Peter Lynch writes about it in his book "One Up on Wall Street". He calls it 'Diworsification'.

It's not so much "Startup News" but new technology coverage and technical articles. "Startup News" sounds more like stuff you'd read at Tech Crunch which are more trendy and fruitless IMO compared with articles often found here on HN.