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[jason @frenjason]

@perplexity_ai Beautiful. Curious if you’ve through about bringing cursor awareness into the context. I’ve been playing with it, and I’m telling ya it feels really magical to point-and-speak to launch a task. Uses accessibility tree to know what i’m pointing at.

[jason @frenjason]

Clicky inspired me to share This.

This is a new way to interact with Claude Code. Just point and speak. I use it all the time. It’s also open source.

[jason @frenjason]

@milindlabs @FarzaTV @Microsoft Have you tried using the accessibility api to do object detection?

[jason @frenjason]

Clicky inspired me to share This.

This is a new way to interact with Claude Code. Just point and speak. I use it all the time. It’s also open source.

[jason @frenjason]

https://t.co/qjGZNyEgRA

[jason @frenjason]

Clicky inspired me to share This.

This is a new way to interact with Claude Code. Just point and speak. I use it all the time. It’s also open source.

[Farza 🇵🇰🇺🇸 @FarzaTV]

I built this thing called Clicky.

It's an AI teacher that lives as a buddy next to your cursor.

It can see your screen, talk to you, and even point at stuff, kinda like having a real teacher next to you.

I've been using it the past few days to learn Davinci Resolve, 10/10.

[jason @frenjason]

https://t.co/YsqOxq6a9n

[jason @frenjason]

@TodePond omg absolute legends

[jason @frenjason]

@OrionReedOne @tldraw imagine this as “time machine” on shape selection, click it and scrub through versions

[jason @frenjason]

@hobdaydesign object modeling

[jason @frenjason]

@EmyLascan Inter for body. Feels like it’s faster to read, maybe denser

[jason @frenjason]

@alpennec imagine you go swipe to dismiss and it scrolls up instead

[jason @frenjason]

@kylegawley I'm a designer not a dev but I think it's:
1. Tokens - Define primitives, not styles
2. Visible - Style is in-line with content. no need to reference another file)
3. Transferable - New to the team? No need to learn bespoke classes.
4. Works well with AI code completion

[jason @frenjason]

@rahulchhabra07 there’s another situation where you don’t need scale, clean code; or maintenance, and that’s when you make apps for yourself. the more ppl make apps for themselves, the less they need people to do it for them

[jason @frenjason]

@alanlaidlaw Did a prompt experiment recently where one llm was a compressor and other was decompressor. Fed in recently written story, got compact gibberish out (<30% original length). The interpreter was good at retrieving conflict, narrative, characters, and even reconstruct the story.

[jason @frenjason]

@soren_iverson Wait don’t/didn’t Facetime group video do exactly that?

[jason @frenjason]

@tylerangert @RobertHaisfield In the same universe as this

[yoshiki @yoshikischmitz]

An idea I've been toying with to make file-based notes(aka "a folder full of text files") nicer:

A hybrid file browser/window manager. Point it to a folder, and for each file in there it will open a window w/ a program appropriate to the file's extension, laid out in a column.

[jason @frenjason]

@RobertHaisfield This work is brilliant, I’m crushed.

[jason @frenjason]

@brijanp Same reason devs hate “it’s not working”, bc you can’t debug that

[jason @frenjason]

@tldraw @steveruizok 💸

[jason @frenjason]

@ylecun @DrJimFan @RichardSSutton Team active inference?