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@bot@X I connected my account using the same email address, but my Premium+ subscription is showing that it is expiring early. It should remain active until next month through my Grok package.
@solopribuilds I have been testing Antigravity alongside Cursor.
Antigravity feels more agent-first, but Cursor still feels faster for everyday coding.
Curious if anyone here actually switched from Cursor → Antigravity and stayed?
@catmanyau@tim_cook Document triage on a Mac mini first. Meeting notes wants someone waiting, and local feels rude if they’re still on the call.
A solid local model is enough. Latency’s fine when the pile can sit for 30 seconds. Swap in the model you actually run if you want that line sharper.
@OpenAI GPT is the one I actually trust with real work. ChatGPT Business for small teams is a proper step.
$100 seat that can sit on one weekly job and just keep running it. That’s the version of GPT that helps a lean team.
if your app still looks like the one on the left, you're doing it wrong.
i used the same prompt. same model.
the one on the right used appllama mcp + skills
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ChatGPT Work can now use its computer and browser to sign in to websites on web and mobile, without ChatGPT ever seeing your username or password.
That means you can ask it to:
• Set up utilities for a new apartment
• Book a DMV or passport appointment
• Check reimbursement costs through your insurance
• Find and book an in-network doctor around your availability
• Check when your car registration expires and prepare the renewal paperwork
• Compare your rental insurance policy with an issue you’re emailing your landlord about
• Find and save apartment listings that match your criteria
• Restock something just by uploading a photo
• Schedule a package pickup for a return
• Cancel tickets for a rescheduled trip
• Book a vet appointment
• Submit reimbursement paperwork for medical treatments
• Check resale sites for new drops and save things you might like
• Find candidates with specific experience and draft outreach
• Take invoices from your email and submit them to your accounting software
• Draft replies to rental property inquiries
• Fill out permit applications for your small business
• Add action items to a vendor portal based on a recent client call
• Analyze the latest ad campaign for your small business
Most teams buy another AI tool and keep the same broken process.
I've shipped 40+ systems for real businesses. The ones that stick do this order:
1. Fix the process
2. Layer AI on top
3. Hand the team the keys
Tool last. Process first.
@perplexity_ai Just wanted to ask: on Comet, do we need to use computer credits to use the web browser automation?
Before, you didn't have to use credits for computer, but now it's asking me to use them. Is that right?
@OpenAI The move to dedicated silicon for LLM inference is such a game-changer. This could drastically lower costs and latency for everyone building on top of the stack.
@OpenAI@Broadcom This is a massive milestone. Moving beyond just software to specialized silicon is exactly what’s needed for the next wave of agentic AI. Can’t wait to see the performance gains
Good people don’t quit loudly. They go quiet and start counting down the days.
By the time it shows up in the numbers, you’ve usually lost them. If someone has slowly stopped caring, it’s worth asking what changed. Most of the time it wasn’t them.
He said the more he gets spoken down to, the less he wants to give.
Now he’s making small mistakes he never used to make. Not because he can’t do the job. Because he’s stopped caring enough to double check it.
People come to me asking if AI can make their team more productive.
Sometimes there’s nothing wrong with the team. They’ve just got a manager who thinks he owns them. No tool fixes that.
A mate told me he’s started doing the bare minimum at work.
He’s not lazy. He’s one of the hardest workers I know. His manager just treats him like he’s lucky to be there.