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Or create an agent or subagent that just looks at images, and specify a vision model for that agent.
I'd recommend the chrome-devtools-mcp for that: https://github.com/ChromeDevTools/chrome-devtools-mcp/ It's pretty new, but so far it's been a lifesaver.
Offering a contrasting opinion: I enjoyed the book, and I don't think the author comes off as "sour grapes" at all. Instead, she joined Facebook out of an unwarranted and frankly silly idealism that FB could be a…
I've been to a lecture he gave, and Q&A session. I was left with no doubt that his ethos of joy and honesty predate his wealth and are entirely independent of it.
This is terrific to see. I was an original Pebble kickstarter backer and had a tremendous amount of fun developing apps for my Pebble. Also, I saw you present at a Meetup at Evernote's HQ, and the story you told about…
One of the best things about FrontPage is the book that Charles Ferguson wrote about starting it, building it, and selling it to Microsoft: High Stakes, No Prisoners: A Winner's Tale of Greed and Glory in the Internet…
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Or create an agent or subagent that just looks at images, and specify a vision model for that agent.
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I'd recommend the chrome-devtools-mcp for that: https://github.com/ChromeDevTools/chrome-devtools-mcp/ It's pretty new, but so far it's been a lifesaver.
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Offering a contrasting opinion: I enjoyed the book, and I don't think the author comes off as "sour grapes" at all. Instead, she joined Facebook out of an unwarranted and frankly silly idealism that FB could be a…
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I've been to a lecture he gave, and Q&A session. I was left with no doubt that his ethos of joy and honesty predate his wealth and are entirely independent of it.
This is terrific to see. I was an original Pebble kickstarter backer and had a tremendous amount of fun developing apps for my Pebble. Also, I saw you present at a Meetup at Evernote's HQ, and the story you told about…
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One of the best things about FrontPage is the book that Charles Ferguson wrote about starting it, building it, and selling it to Microsoft: High Stakes, No Prisoners: A Winner's Tale of Greed and Glory in the Internet…
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