that's cool, i'm digging into it, looks intersting to me

where are you based, how much you paid for it ?

They posted a link here which has illustrator’s commission site.

Love it just submitted my product, 1 feedback for you, just fill product info from url. and i like the design too, it's super minimal

not surprised where antropic and all the ai stuff is going

why you calling it high performance any specific reasons for that ?

Because you can switch multiple tabs at no cost.

why it's related to performance ?

if you open 100 tabs and load them normally, they'll put pressure on your memory. but this extension using lazy load, you only load it when you actually switched to it.

if they don't track human then who they gone track ? humans use their product so why they should not track it, but they are going out of the line by tracking personal things and using them for ads or any advantage, and we are so much reliable on these products can't do anything

That's what I was thinking.

Tracking wildlife is too much work because they don't voluntarily carry electronic tracking devices, and it often requires tranquiliztion or being subdued in some other way beforehand.

Plus the small number that do participate don't have credit card numbers and other financially exploitable data in their devices like most of the humans do.

that's super true, it;s very hard for non-tech people to use ai at its peak power

That's our moat, right there. I'm starting doing clean-up jobs now, advising non-technical users on where they're going wrong. I had a guy recently who'd spent well over a month on Claude, running up the wrong tree on a research question.

AI appears to be empowering non-technical users, but whether it's making them more productive or actually answering their questions is a completely different matter.

I'm also convinced software engineering tools like git and markdown are currently the best way to use AI for most things even unrelated to software development. E.g., I think using markdown notes + LaTeX + git for writing contracts is more efficient than using Word + Copilot, which are the tools I would expect a lawyer to use.

totally agree with the repo idea. working with AI in a git repo and allowing it to write markdown files it slowly builds context over time. i knew a guy who had been using the same session for weeks because he felt he had invested too much time in building the context and was scared to close the session.

it can't basically, because all the ai's are build around the tech community, doing complex coding automation etc. nobody thinking about how normal user gone use it

It's hard even for a lot of tech people to use AI at its peak power. Many of the programmers I know are not using it nearly as much as they could.

asking the AI helps

That helps, but people tend to ask about uses they can already imagine. The hard part is discovering what’s possible beyond that.

is this available for linux also ?

yes, there's a desktop version for linux

that's something most people ignore, but i don't think they gone fix it because india's govt. is sleeping on these kind of things