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Comment #48713001
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 s…
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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.
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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 Everno…
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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 Ta…
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More taxpayer-funded research that’s behind a very expensive private paywall.
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The way to fight this is to devise some kind of certification for service businesses that says, “This establishment pays livable wages, provides excellent service, and does not acc…
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