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🧱 Full-stack flow, uninterrupted.
@the_ORQL connects browser insights with VS Code.
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#theORQL #FullStack
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@ShaneSmitas
Building @the_ORQL. Dangerously skipping permissions. I, for one, welcome our new AI overlords
Vancouver Katılım Aralık 2014
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@ollieforsyth Love that you offer to bring value to the conversation! Followed
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I’d love to angel invest in a handful of new startups this month.
Ideally former operators but open to all.
If you think I’d make a good addition to your cap table, reach out, DMs are always open!
My value add to you:
Distribution: Our media channel receives millions of monthly views which you automatically have access to!
Power: A mighty powerful rolodex! 😍
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@BatsouElef I'm not too sure gumroad is probably great though. Pretty easy to publish on Amazon I think as well but I'm no expert 😆
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@ShaneSmitas I was thinking of gumroad .com, but I will check my options again... do you have anything better to suggest?
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Sharing this next part from my upcoming book about how to grow on X.
[It's coming🥹 - Drop a like or a comment if you think it's interesting.]
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@NanouuSymeon 👆 Nanou is the BEST. Hire her. Amazing person to work with
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Generic AI can hallucinate fixes.
theORQL sees runtime evidence and maps UI to code instantly.
One click runs:
reproduce → fix → verify → diff
You verify the fix by re-running.
theORQL gives you a reviewable diff.
Try it! 🔗 theorql.com
#VibeCoding #FrontendDev #BuildInPublic
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Runtime context > educated guesses
Here’s how theORQL compares to Cursor Debug Mode 👇
theorql.com/blog/40-theorq…
#FrontendDebugging #AIForDevelopers 🛠️
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@rohanpaul_ai If they actually ship strong guardrails and audibility, that's the real unlock for enterprise agents. Most orgs aren't worried about capability, they're worried about traceability when something an agent did hits production.
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Wired: Nvidia is getting ready to drop NemoClaw, an open-source platform built for AI agents.
They are aiming this for enterprise software makers, letting businesses set up these agents to handle internal work chores.
The coolest part is that it will reportedly come with baked-in security and privacy tools, and it works even if you are not using Nvidia chips.
These agents, called claws, are local programs that learn automatically and finish multi-step jobs without constant human supervision .
Nvidia is adding strict privacy guardrails to prevent these agents from going rogue and deleting corporate files like earlier versions did.
Releasing this for free breaks from their closed CUDA system, proving they want to dominate software ecosystems even if rivals make custom chips.
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wired. com/story/nvidia-planning-ai-agent-platform-launch-open-source/
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Debugging can consume as much as 50% of developer time.
In early pilots, many failures go from a 30-45mins manual loop to a sub-2 minute Repro to Fix run with @the_ORQL .
That's the difference between hunting bugs and shipping fixes.
Active on ProductHunt 🚀 producthunt.com/products/stop-…
Download theORQL here 👉🏼 theorql.com
#Debugging #SoftwareDev #theORQL
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Anthropic looked at the difference between what AI could theoretically do against actual current usage across different job categories.
The gap is still enormous but closing fast.
The blue line shows the theoretical maximum of what AI could do for a job, while the red line tracks how much it is actually being used in the real world.
- Computer and Math tasks are 94% exposed, with Legal work at about 90%.
- Architecture, management, and media roles are all over 60%.
We are only seeing a small portion of that in action today. But that gap is closing, and everywhere the potential dwarfs the current usage, time is running out.
- Grounds maintenance and construction are at near 0%.
- College graduates are 4 times more likely to be shut out of the labor market because companies have stopped hiring for roles that are statistically at high risk for AI.
Rohan Paul@rohanpaul_ai
Anthropic just published "Labor market impacts of AI" reveals how AI actually affects jobs by looking at real usage data. Finds no major unemployment impact yet, but slower hiring for young workers. 14% drop in new job starts for young adults entering these highly exposed fields. - The authors built a new tracking method that combines theoretical capability guesses with actual daily platform usage data. - They discovered that actual workplace automation is currently just a tiny fraction of what is theoretically possible. - Software programmers and customer service representatives face the highest actual automation risk right now based on real platform behavior. - Government projections show that occupations with higher actual automation coverage will experience slightly slower employment growth over the next decade. - The data shows that workers in the most exposed professions actually tend to be older, more educated, and higher paid. - The study finds no systematic increase in overall unemployment for highly exposed workers since the recent wave of language models.
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One week ago we launched @the_ORQL on Product Hunt.
Since then:
⚡ devs testing it in real projects
⚡ lots of great feedback
⚡ new debugging workflows emerging
If you haven’t seen it yet, take a look 👇
producthunt.com/products/stop-…
#ProductHunt #WebDev #AIcoding
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@viberankdev @the_ORQL Awesome! Thank you for your feedback 🙌🏼 I'll definitely check Viberank.
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@ShaneSmitas @the_ORQL This sounds like a game changer for debugging frontend issues. Being able to map runtime events back to code in VS Code is exactly what developers need. If you are looking for more exposure, you should list it on Viberank.
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Most AI coding tools only see your code text.
@the_ORQL sees the runtime reality:
• Chrome stack traces
• DOM signals
• network events
• build failures from Vercel / Netlify
And maps it back to the exact code path in VS Code.
Still active on Product Hunt if you want to check it out 👇
producthunt.com/products/stop-…
#AItools #DevExperience #ProductHunt #DevTools #Chrome
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Some bugs only appear in real browser conditions.
@the_ORQL runs inside Chrome and captures live network requests, DOM mutations, and execution context when errors happen.
Debug with precision.
Live on ProductHunt! 🚀 producthunt.com/products/stop-…
#JavaScript #ReactJS #DevTools #Engineering #ProductHunt
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This is what debugging without context-switching looks like.
Brian Bonet@VOX_theORQL
3 console errors. No copy-paste into your AI chat. No digging through DevTools. No console.logging. @the_ORQL caught them in Chrome, read the files, found the missing await on an async call, and proposed the fix. Still haven't left my browser.
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If you're vibecoding with AI, you already know:
You ship faster.
You experiment more.
You break things differently.
theORQL captures real runtime context inside Chrome so you're not debugging blind.
Live on Product Hunt 🚀producthunt.com/products/stop-…
#AIcoding #BuildInPublic #DevTools #ProductHunt
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@ShaneSmitas Tools like this usually win once devs actually see them. Targeted outbound to indie hackers and AI builders could bring a lot more users than just PH traffic. If you want, I can show you how we do that for dev tools.
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@ShaneSmitas @the_ORQL This is fantastic! Congratulations to you and your team; you all did an outstanding job.
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Still Top 5 among yesterday’s launches on Product Hunt 🚀
Huge thanks to everyone checking out @the_ORQL and sharing feedback.
Momentum continues 👉🏼 producthunt.com/products/stop-…
#ProductHunt #DevTools
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