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Has anyone built an AI chat app that is model agnostic that has good connectors and tools for third-party applications like Linear, Google Drive, etc.?
Feels like this is the one huge advantage of the Claude and ChatGPT desktop apps. Curious if someone has solved this.
@jpschroeder This might finally be the silver bullet to get me over to @zeddotdev full time.
I love the Zed as an IDE, but not a huge fan of their harness. I love the OpenCode and Cursor harnesses and Composer but the Cursor agent is missing some of the ACP implementation.
this is probably the project I'm most proud of in my entire career
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@DavidKPiano Ooo. Does this eval the expression inside the target state? Or just validate that the target state is a valid one to be transitioned to from the current state?
18 months ago, MarketBeat was 100% on SendGrid. Zero presence on any newsletter platform.
Tested Substack and Beehiiv as separate lists. Substack went nowhere. Beehiiv worked. Ran it again. And again.
Now we have 4 Beehiiv lists and a couple million subscribers there.
email has been dying since the 1990s, and it just died again
according to substack, gmail pixel updates have killed open rates and you should therefore download their app instead
some other notable deaths include:
> spam overload
> instant messaging
> newsletter fatigue
> myspace and facebook
> RSS and google reader
> x and instagram
> AI replacing everything
> slack and workplace chat
> mobile push notifications
here’s the reality (from someone not pushing propaganda to make you download an app):
> 4.7 billion users globally
> 376B+ emails sent daily
> email is an open protocol (no one owns it)
> there are no gatekeepers and no algorithm deciding your reach
> every major creator has an email list
> email isn't a platform, it's infrastructure
> delivers ~$36 in revenue for every $1 spent
email is the most powerful distribution channel on the internet - one of the only channels where you actually own the relationship with your audience
email isn't dying.. but your reach on someone else's app can disappear overnight
@rauchg LLMs still have no understanding of true scale.
Often find every model making MVP-type architecture decisions that are rudimentary and easily identifiable by any experienced systems designer. My theory on this is that training data is a bunch of small scale open source repos.
My 9-year-old nephew is wanting to get into game/app development. He’s already doing robotics programming through school programs.
Been 18 years since I started so short on recommendations. What’s the best way for a kid to both get early ROI but build useful foundations?