Integration platforms are essentially normalization layers for the private internet.
I predict most future agentic services will depend on them as their router.
@seldo
When your IT is outsourced or an afterthought, there’s no one having thoughts like that who has any authority. It’s hard to try something new that isn’t already approved.
@rauchg
This should have been implemented at the browser level.
Is there any way to fix this? If all of the major browsers teamed up and make it backwards compatible?
@levelsio
Caveats: your 60k/month at 85% is an outlier, and no SaaS will run consistently without evolving for more than a few years, much less 30 years.
@yacineMTB
This is literally what happens when I try to read text in dreams. You keep squinting more and more and it was slop all along.
THEY’RE WATCHING US.
@levelsio
I can’t understand how people think using AI to automate their content is a good idea. It just degrades the value of their communication down to worthless.
@ID_AA_Carmack
@code
We need a name for that feeling when you’ve discovered 2 hours later you’ve been chasing down the wrong rabbit hole and it was never your problem all along.
@t3dotgg
We just need a nonprofit that somehow has major sway / network effect while somehow is not tied to any major profit-driven company. Then maybe we could have one OAuth we trust that can eat the others.
@levelsio
@lexfridman
@elonmusk
@DanielLockyer
This is golden.
3 years ago I built a node web server that now hosts ~500 marketing websites, serving over 1 billion requests per year now.
It’s 7 or less ECS tasks.
@ThePrimeagen
AI recruitment is the stupidest problem to tackle with AI. Don’t automate inherently human processes first - it’s just gonna be AI against AI and utter trash for both sides.
There are SO MANY better problems to solve first.
@garrytan
Agents need intermediates to authenticate and talk to private APIs to do all of these things well.
Why is there so little talk about this part of the problem?
@garrytan
That’s true, but it’s a little superficial. There isn’t too much focus on understanding the API’s relationships and normalizing its surface area, which adds a higher chance of failure to the agent.
I suspect this topic will get a lot of future focus.