timabdulla

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It's a neat idea, but the internet is not very tolerant to things that don't appear to be human traffic. That's why browsers used by web automation infrastructure are often Chromium-derived. Using a browser like this would almost certainly trigger all kinds of captcha requirements or worse.

timabdulla

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Google tends to trumpet preview models that aren't actually production-grade. For instance, both 3 Pro and Flash suffer from looping and tool-calling issues.

I would love for them to eliminate these issues because just touting benchmark scores isn't enough.

timabdulla

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I'd be curious to see screenshots or a video! I only have a Mac at my disposal, unfortunately.

timabdulla

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This seems cool, but beware that Fly's other products are not exactly models of stability and polish.

API downtime is a semi-frequent occurrence, as are transient API errors and slowness.

I've also had a ticket open with support for weeks due to rampant billing issues. For instance, a destroyed instance still shows up in my usage report as actively accruing billed time, and at a rate faster than is even possible (something like 2 hours for every 1 actual hour that has passed.)

They've released two new products in the AI space, this and Phoenix.new, and my worry is that they are focused on new products over making what they have good and reliable.

timabdulla

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I mean, the fact that OpenAI, at the bleeding edge of it all, has decided to buy an IDE is a rather strong hint that the future of agents handling entire engineering tickets might be further out than many believe.

If autonomous agents were just around the corner, then why wouldn't OpenAI bet on their own Codex product obviating (most) need for an IDE and save themselves the $3 billion?

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