WasimBhai

You can organize terminal sessions as collapsible trees and then branch from any shell, rename sessions and keep long-running commands/agents grouped by task.

Organize terminal sessions as a collapsible tree: branch from any shell, rename sessions and keep long-running commands/agents grouped by task.

I built rapunzel because in the MacOS terminal, I had many agents running across tabs but they were difficult to track. I built it because I love the Tree Style Tab Extension in Firefox. I built it because, it is the time for Chrome, but for agents. I made it, to make it as simple as possible and nothing more.

No, I do use AI but here is the process. First read the paper and understand it. Ask Claude to generate script. Now read through every single line and verify that it accurately reflects what the paper is saying. The kind of audience I am trying to target will not tolerate anything less.

Thank you for the review. I have to read every paper that I decide to put in the podcast and it takes a lot of effort. I think the people I think are concerned that AI may hallucinate.

I have 2 credits but it won't let me generate a video. Founders, if you are around, you may want to debug.

I am sorry, I did not follow the guidelines so link was rightly removed. Here is the audioform link: https://thetreeoflife.cc/demo

This is not fabrication. Please unflag.

Thank you. I will definitely add that over the weekend.

Yes. And there is no music to make you feel the place.

Thank you. I deeply value the feedback.

I definitely agree but as a poor graduate student, this was the cheapest domain I could find.

Thank you. Previously it was NotebookLM but now I am doing the entire thing, music choice, dialogues editing.

I wanted to buy it on installments. That could not happen with Amazon Credit card. Fine. But then it went on to my other credit card and bought the machine itself for the full payment.

I do not intend to take anything away from the technical achievement of the team. However, as Satya opined some weeks back, these benchmarks do not mean a lot if we do not see a comparable increase in productivity.

But then there are two questions. First, are the white collar workers specifically consultants, engineers responsible for increase in productivity? Or is the white collar workers at the very right tail e.g., scientists?

I think consultants and engineers are using these technologies a lot. I think biologists at least are using these models a lot.

But then where is the productivity increases?

I have been taking a course in AI policy and the O1 and the FrontierMath dataset has been an important mark for me to emphasize the world we are moving toward. It is incredibly sad to know about the conflict of interest here. However, those more knowledgeable, can you explain in plain words, does this revelation compromise OAI's claims regarding o3's performance on FrontierMath problems?

Paper: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-022-04996-4

From the paper: https://www.nber.org/papers/w33311

Not yet but I will definitely add it now.

I often run out of things to listen to travel. And thus I thought why not listen to the foremost ideas in economic thought Using notebooklm.

Go Blue btw!

Just checked. It does load. PowerBi is slow though.

This is a great tool. Thank you. As an international student in US with a lag of 10-12 hours with my home country, this will be very helpful in scheduling calls.

No, I don't think so. GRE is taken individually and PISA is conducted I believe in cooperation with the respective governments for a sample of students.

Talk to their representatives on the chat and they will help. That is how I avoided paying the cancellation fee.

The statistics are based on Census 2017 data published by Pakistan Bureau of Statistics.

Very happy to see a startup from Pakistan, here! Best of luck to Abhi!

However, how many employers have signed up with you? What kind of salary ranges are you targeting?

Link to the said paper, please?

Yes.

I will absolutely love to contribute toward the network stack. Can you provide me any pointers?