All the Nix Service talk has me thinking of a new tool I recently found called browser-use. It's a tool that uses LLM's to control a web browser really interesting to watch at work and it integrates with all the common LLM API's.

Also: Postleitzhal Boost

https://fountain.fm/episode/l8gqS9aau8BqWNBvqbl8

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Finally caught a live episode! Happy to be here to listen as it's all happening!!

https://fountain.fm/live/nc8Vy0AF1g5weX0QayB8

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Conversation regarding Snippety reminded me of a MacOS app I use called Clips, it provides historical clipboard using command+c and command+shift+v. I have found it extremely useful when copying and pasting commands usernames and passwords.

I can't really speak regarding the security of having something with a complete history of your clipboard but it's great to be able to select anything in your clipboard history from a context menu that appears upon pressing the combination of keys.

https://fountain.fm/episode/GeYel44rBEIAhXAxwv9v

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