Patrick Kealy
347 posts

Patrick Kealy
@PatKeal
Anything you can do in a browser, your agent can do too.
Katılım Aralık 2017
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NYC real estate agents when landlords are banned from verifying income
Polymarket@Polymarket
JUST IN: Mamdani proposes banning NYC landlords from requiring both proof of income & a credit check — while forcing landlords or brokers to pay any credit-check fees.
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@MattAcker_ @meow Even had a mutual mention signing up with you all the other day.
Keep it up!
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Months were spent rewriting every component of the @Meow application from scratch.
Today, it just shipped for all of our customers and includes:
- faster load times
- a unified experience across the product
- a codebase that allows our AI coding agent to better ingest, write, and review code
We've already seen a nearly 3x velocity increase on all feature development.
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new hires keep telling me they want to move to nyc
so i asked @pk_iv how many people want to move to nyc
he said he just goes to sf and gets more new hires
so i said it sounds like he’s just feeding sf new hires to nyc and then he started crying
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@trillhause_ The user journey is you get to eat delicious @McDonalds via @UberEats because who has time to order via the app.
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Every agent launch video talks about what the agent does.
It "understands you", "analyses your CRM", "drafts emails", yada yada.
this is a classic marketing mistake where people talk about the "features" instead of talking about the user journey.
Agent products should focus on what the user's life would look like when they use your agents.
Your messaging can't abstract away the complexity of using the product. For example, when companies say "our agents handle all the work while you sleep", or "meet the night shift".
Both you and your users know it's a lie.
If your agents work for me while I sleep, then tell me how do I check the work they are doing. Tell me how they notify me about the work done. Tell me how I can steer them and teach them over time.
Show me my future life when I use your product.
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It's undeniable that there's a lot of stigma against open-source models.
LLM routers are a low-risk, lightweight way for US companies to test them out while keeping the models they're already comfortable with.
The model might be built overseas, but it's running in the US. Where the model came from and where your data goes are two separate things.
You can turn on zero data retention, route only to hosts that have ZDR pre-negotiated, and keep everything in the US or other pre-approved regions. Inference runs on US hosts like Baseten, Fireworks, and Bedrock.
Polymarket Money@PolymarketMoney
BREAKING: Anthropic CEO says open-source AI is moving down a “very dangerous path.”
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@chamath Just going to put this right here.
browserbase.com/use-case/brows…
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It’s well within Anthropic’s rights to compete in any market they choose.
What’s funny, in this instance, are the number of Pharma companies, who through their unchecked use of Anthropic, are driving revenues into what they think is a model provider but is in fact a competitor lurking in the shadows thereby accelerating their own demise.
I suspect any end market with reasonable ROCE that could be AI accelerated is on the table.
If I were them, I’d probably do the same.


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My dad always said when the day comes that you could order @UberEats with agents is the day we have made it as a society.
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@khloyakafe @MehulKalia_ @braintrust @modal @browserbase @llama_index @turbopuffer @paralell @cursor_ai It's called having motion!
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ai pickleball tournament was actually so good. they executed the concept perfectly. glad @MehulKalia_ and i showed up from Notion to see some familiar faces :)
@braintrust @modal @browserbase @llama_index @turbopuffer @paralell @cursor_ai




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@nikunj It is very cold in San Bruno. This is a false image compared to most of the year.
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