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Answered raw tape
D 5 · C 4 · P 4 · Cm 4 4.30
Q So you're saying don't get worried that errors are gonna come up, it's only natural, and just keep copying and pasting?
A Yes. Yes. When you're starting out, when you're just starting out, yeah, you have to do that. But think about it. He's pressing save all. So at any point he could go and hit reject all, which would revert you back to the original state, which is fine. You get to try again. Um, obviously once you become more, um, I've reached a point where I can actually pinpoint some of the errors that come up and I actually know what the problem is. Um, the more you do it, the better you'll get. But when you start out, yes, just copy and paste and save Very often so you can go back. Um, that would be my best advice here.
AI assessment note: “Yes. Yes. When you're starting out, when you're just starting out, yeah”
Answered raw tape
D 5 · C 4 · P 4 · Cm 3 4.15
Q Anything else on this platform that's just a must know in terms of getting the most out of it?
A Honestly, you know what? I, I, I maybe should have started this, but so yesterday in my video, I posted this video, I wanted to test browser use. And so I had it make this chess game. And then I said, I said, okay, uh, use at browser use and play yourself in chess. Uh, one move at a time, like earlier. So, what you're gonna see here, hopefully, if Codex operates properly, and by the way, we're using 5.5 on medium intelligence, which, uh, I will talk about that right after, but let's see if this AI Plays itself using the browser. And I think this is just, like, a good way to kind of get an idea of, like, how the browser use works. I recommend just having fun with it at first. I think people try to do, like, oh, see? You can see the mouse. You see that? So it's literally playing itself in chess as both teams. And look at how fast that's, like, working, right? Like, You know, a few months ago this was way slower than this. I don't know if you tested any of the browser use stuff, but this is, like, pretty seamlessly playing.
AI assessment note: “I wanted to test browser use. And so I had it make this chess game.”
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D 3 · C 3 · P 4 · Cm 3 3.25
Q Which is a startup idea in itself. Like why doesn't, right?
A A thousand percent. That is one of the biggest startup opportunities right now. I think people understand this. I think people will just realize that this is a much tougher problem than people think. Um, connecting all of these together, um, for many reasons, which we don't need to get into. But I want to talk about my two favorite tools that I've used so far. The first one is Notion. And the second one is glyph. And this glyph tool is literally like creating AI employees, and you can basically create an AI agent that has access to little AI employees, and I'll explain that more in a second. But let's start off with the Notion tool, right? So whenever you want to enable a tool on, on, on Docker, um, once you enable it, on Notion there's like this little integration token you need, right? You'd basically need to give it your accounts Um, key so it knows which account that it's using, and you can very easily find that. So let's go ahead and open up Notion. And my, this, I have a Notion team space that's literally called AgentMind. It's made for AI agents. And so the homepage of this, and by the way, this is where I keep a lot of my content stuff. It's the, the top of the page is, uh, here are your instructions if you are reading this AI agent. Um, and so it's made for AI agents to be able to navigate it because with MCP, It can do all of the tasks that I do on Notion manually. It…
AI assessment note: “for many reasons, which we don't need to get into. But I want to talk”
Answered raw tape
D 3 · C 2 · P 2 · Cm 2 2.30
Q I mean, it's basically, Cursor Agent is basically a real developer, as far as I'm concerned, right? Like a junior, You know, on good days, a mid-level developer? On poor days, a junior developer? What do you think?
A Yeah, I mean, Like I think Devin is the only company like actually trying to build a developer. I think that a lot, I think cursor has a lot of individual skills that are better than certain developers, certain senior developers for sure. I mean, and it finds information way quicker. It doesn't create things in full automatically. Like Devin's trying to create that right now where like I could just give them this idea for an app and then I could go eat pizza and come back and It's just done after many iterations. And so that is like the full, that's where I think this is ultimately going in a year or two. But for now, it's honestly way more fun to like iteratively build on in my opinion. So it's like, I don't even know if there's a good example. Okay. So I don't know if the server is running, um, internal server error. Um, hold on. Yeah. Okay. So whenever you get these server errors, it's because they ran some command, we might need to restart it, like restart on new server. And there are some things that you need to learn about using localhost. I haven't even learned all of them yet. I'm still learning. Um, but it's fun. It's not always glamorous, you know?
AI assessment note: “I think cursor has a lot of individual skills that are better than certain developers”
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D 2 · C 2 · P 2 · Cm 2 2.00
Q Fair request. Is that something you've said before?
A Um, yeah, so I've been doing this a lot. Well, usually you should get an error. The most annoying part about this is we're not getting any error. It just literally doesn't say anything. Um, it should say either It should say a host of different things. It should either say API is failing because like you have an incorrect API key. It should literally just tell us what the problem is. Um, but it's not telling us anything. So we need to enter the sense probably going to fail. Analyze the idea. Something's wrong. I don't know what's going on. Um, hold. Why is there no error? Okay. I want to change the page. We'll, we'll add the AI features second, because I do want to add that. Ok, I want to change the page, um, the startup idea analyzer to just be an input field and an enter button, um, for all the fields Uh, to create, um, for all the input fields to create a slide that looks like this. And what we're gonna do is we're gonna just paste this in here. Here is the code that I use to design this card. Uh, based on the input field, I want Um, this to be created for that card. Ok, now I'm gonna come over to V zero, and I'm just going to, I'm just gonna paste it in here. And we'll let it, because it needs to recreate it, it's not gonna use the code, because it's already has libraries downloaded, so this is fine.
AI assessment note: “Um, yeah, so I've been doing this a lot. Well, usually you should get an error.”
