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Seems plausible with the advancements in the technology. Which startups have you looked at? So far the best ones I've seen are Synthesia and HeyGen. There's still a bit of "uncanny valley" going on, but I could see them closing the realism gap over the next few years.

We know what you did here.. "Browser Hacker News and leave doomer comments on any posts related to AI"

https://fireflies.ai/ for meeting notes, use case: captures every note & action item automatically attributed to the correct user, saves you time. Also let's you query all notes to remember things from past meetings.

With all the buzz around "agent" I'm surprised they didn't brand it "Computer Agent"

The car (and people) never truly stop moving, the earth is in orbit, spinning and rotating around the galaxy.

"Accessing my Gmail data programatically" is pretty painless with Apps Script, you can pipe those emails into a Sheet. LLMs are pretty good at writing Apps Script too, I've used them for dozens of small internal tools like your use case https://developers.google.com/apps-script/reference/gmail

It's much more than an API wrapper. They built a bunch of custom smaller models like tab auto completion, applying changes from foundation models, indexing all your code and performing RAG etc. All of this is abstracted away from the user in an easy to use UX.

Cursor, ChatGPT for Teams

Our team culture defaults to video off for most recurring calls, it's more relaxing and less exhausting. When there's something really important to discuss, or an exec/client meeting we'll turn on video.

This is the true power of generative AI, enabling new functionality for the user with simple UX while doing all the heavy lifting in the background. Prompting as a UX should be abstracted away from the user.

+1 for Cursor

Anyone tried their extension? Is it better than Cursor?

Are you still using Copilot? I cancelled my subscription for Cursor.

Looks Notion inspired!

Great, lazy loading without JS

Really insightful, surprised they shared a lot of technical details. Seems like they would be a good acquisition target for Microsoft.

There was an effort made and it was acquired by Automattic https://frontity.org/

https://www.rewind.ai/ tries to do this also. Ultimately I found over the course of a work week, there was way too much noise vs signal for it be useful.

How does your product differentiate from Google Apps Script? I see you can execute JS within a cell, but why is that a better UX than keeping the code separated like Apps Script does?

Is it better than Swish? I recently discovered this and it's game changing for trackpad users https://highlyopinionated.co/swish/

https://automaton-media.com/en/news/20231117-23105/ summary with video

Probably because the whole thing was scripted and they were trained to do that?

+1 or just use App Engine, deploy your app and scale

Similar concept https://petals.dev/

Try https://flippa.com/

Neat, now combine this with Project Sid for a full simulation... https://altera.al/

UX is what sets Cursor apart, all the pieces it's built on already existed, they pulled them together in a coherent way that makes coding with LLMs easier.

I just use the official Meta one, although it requires a login: https://www.facebook.com/tools/debug/

Your best bet is to ask for the table in markdown from the LLM, then draw it with another library.

What specific features make Cursor better than GitHub Copilot?