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minor update i joined browser base to lead product for identity and trust last night cloudflare profiled perplexity’s use of our browsers. this is our position on enabling a web where legitimate agents and humans work together
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The way people use the internet is changing. We used to use browsers, now we're using AI. At Browserbase, we're caught in the middle of Perplexity and Cloudflare debating how AI should use the internet. We want to keep the internet open and useful for everyone. Here's how 👇
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4 mi across the bridge 18 mi on a bike shit poasting now im about to burn a small countries gdp in tokens just move to sf bro
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remember that time the dod declared anthropic person non grata and then used them to bomb iran pepperidge farm remembers
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lawfare happened sooner than i expected
soon anthropic and openai will be forced to token crunch. when that happens they will be made to waste 1-2 yrs preparing and appealing to the public markets in that moment is when a thousand startups will ravage their consumer user base as the warped pricing structure they have created collapses then the lawsuits will come while enterprise shifts towards economics based mentality if only so they can appropriately forecast opex spend i love opus but i would happily use codex and am already trying to reign in my own token usage/rely on agnostic compute i personally believe sam is going to be a much better wartime ceo than dario that’s the next chance to take a big swing imo
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“We speak of a "machine age." What we are entering is a power age, and the importance of the power age lies in its ability, rightly "The Meaning of Power" used with the wage motive behind it, to increase and cheapen production so that all of us may have more of this world's goods...”
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my outbound? yeah, its artisanal, hand crafted cold email
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idea: prs should be opened against a repo and any engineer can submit prompts that start a codex session with the goal to either validate certain tests or answer pointed questions about specific code the responsibility to ensure a codex session can spin up and run unit/potentially integration tests along with enough information in the PR should be placed on the pr creator this shifts the burden of review back on the creator by allowing peers with tacit knowledge to quickly validate a hypothesis without needing those engineers to dive extremely deep into the pr every time in essence the goal is to drive velocity on verifiable coverage, and this incentivizes this by reducing the barrier to entry such that even drive by comments become helpful objection: reviewers won't trust the review agent's answer response: I disagree, we run a pretty thorough agent internally that gets used to debug problems and we can pretty easily guide it due to our system level knowledge and also catch when its out of its depth objection: this doesn't handle code quality response: yes I agree, but code quality should be objective measures for the most part supported by style guides, linters, and scoped agents anyways
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would love to see you there
We’re launching the conference for the best teams shipping agents: Navigate 2026 🌎 Join us on Sept 10th in SF for: → Keynotes and firesides from Anthropic, Vercel, Ramp, Modal, Okta, and more → Technical workshops from teams running agents at scale → Deep dives on evals, orchestration, memory, and the infra layer underneath it all Register below 👇
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no this is not my anthropic bill its just the american medical system
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my bow guy showing me his tang era styled chinese bow what’s your bow guy doing
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one of the most fascinating intersections of this cycle is the economics @anjali_shriva and @joodalooped are consistently among the best writers on this topic do yourself a favor and read this piece then give them a follow
the scaling laws in models might feel like inevitable progress if compute and data continue growing. but data has some underrated limitations… a thread on a new kind of data ("Work Data"): what it is, and why labs now need to build and sell product for continued growth
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you're telling me that loops are now a thing and that I wrote about them ~6 months ago
consistently 6 months early to things I made no money on a massive mcp short 1 yr ago 10 months ago I got really interested in agent identity 1 month ago I got really interested in agent filesystems
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pov: you added a token leaderboard
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mclaren rolling through hayes and a rare mushroom dealer at the farmers market anthropic secondaries hit different
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when the barista asks if you want to add a shot of whiskey for $5 at 8 am just say yes, we’ll figure out the rest later
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update: its terrible actually, don’t do this
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gather around the fireplace: it once was 2016 and all of the fortune 500 started to see this new word appear "the cloud" it was peaceful for a few years, the cloud native companies appeared and they started showing explosive growth they handed out compute credits like candy, infrastructure was hot, the future was now suddenly every executive had a c level cloud initiative and then we started seeing articles like these dropping "cloud is insecure! its so expensive!" the fud wars had begun not to worry though, because aws continued to completely demolish on-premise infrastructure because it enabled faster development, better security and elastic compute aws continued on to not only grow their compute revenue but also grow their margins with time what they found is that its not only beneficial to be considered a commodity/utility but HIGHLY profitable this story is not about aws
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we’re about to find out who’s been forecasting run rate and who has real revenue buckle up 😎
Sam Altman said AI budgeting has recently become a "huge issue" for some companies, something that "never came up" earlier this year. bit.ly/4uxIGnv
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if you sell anti bot i will find you and i will negotiate bilateral agentic identity recognition agreements i will become unavoidable
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we are now entering the big tech era of the cycle - the new faang has been minted so expect lots of cross over - information products are due for a short cycle as new entrants join - less chaotic energy and more optimization identify archetypes you do or don’t want to embody
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