Aircraft carriers are part of a strike group so the other ships would be responsible for defending it.

Why even use Playwright for this? I feel like Claude just needs agent-browser and it can generate deterministic code from it.

you mean this one? https://github.com/vercel-labs/agent-browser

It is 2 months old!

My excuse for not keeping up is that I'm in so deep that Claude Code can predict the stock market.

I'll still publish mine and see if has any value but agent browser looks very complete.

Thank you for sharing!

Yes please, maybe there will be some solution that will fit the problem better! I recently released something similar, and because of the small API, I'm more comfortable using it.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47207790

>I'm in so deep that Claude Code can predict the stock market.

“What?”, more polite than “yeah right” :)

(oh I guess obviously it would have a chance at nailing it for weeks in a row, and have more good years than bad—since actively managed funds can pull that off until, universally, they can’t [beat the market])

I'm curious, have you developed your own reasoning system for how Claude can predict the stock market? Or have you trained it on past data combined with news sources?

> Claude Code can predict the stock market.

Please say more!

>I'm in so deep that Claude Code can predict the stock market.

What?

You can just start claude with the —chrome flag too and it will connect to the chrome extension.

Yeah I'm confused why I need something like agent-browser for that. Maybe it uses less tokens.

Will this ever be able to work with a self hosted server?

Is this sort of like self-hosted NotebookLM?

That's one way people use Onyx! Specifically, the Projects feature (see the left sidebar) works similarly e.g. you can upload arbitrary numbers of files - going well beyond the context limit of your model - and then ask questions of them.

A lot depends on long term planning but the planning better be right. In my opinion, the markets are much better than planning.

Historically yes, but tell that to our newest superpower China.

There is definitely an inconvenience to it which affects the freedom to navigate. Americans don’t like their freedoms being taken away.

That’s not a good indicator at all. Open source requirements are very different from business application.

The culture is very different in the US. You are viewed as American after you’ve been here awhile but the same cannot be said for other places.

Maybe some point in time this was true, but not recently. There is a heavy focus on attaching labels to individuals, putting them in one camp or another. This kind of culture is hardly present or not as strong outside of US.

Ktown in LA has a few

I've been to one out there but it was crowded as hell all hours of the night because theres so few late night coffee shops in LA.

I've been seeing these drive around LA too (the Zeekr).