I think the readme is still well crafted, AI couldn't do this without the author.

What kind of interesting challenges have you run into, and how have your work influenced the OpenAI's realtime API?

PS: Your github readme is quite well crafted, nowadays hard to come across.

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Slightly related to this; I just wanted to ask whether all Cursor email inboxes are gated by AI agents? I've tried to contact Cursor via email a few times in the past, but haven't even received an AI response :)

Cheers!

Where are your servers located?

Is Augment's pay-as-you-go pricing model for "additional agent requests" feature conceptually similar to Cursor's Max mode?

One of my goals was to make the code "hackable", so that you can take this as a starting point, then extend and personalize it, to make it "yours".

> Custom newtab is underrated

Exactly. I'm surprised myself how handy this turned out :)

Backstory: My primary goal was to have a blank screen when I open a new browser tab. It helps me with context switching, to stop and think. Later I added an editable area to jot down a few quick notes before typing a URL that takes me to my next distraction :)

Thanks dang and other mods for protecting this sacred corner of the web for so long. You're the guardians of the best no-BS tech news community. It is truly an under-appreciated effort.

Best wishes.

Biologically, color drives behavior. Exposure to the same color palette over time develops tolerance, so *different* colors might be perceived as more attractive.

I believe each individual is unique in their color perception and emotional response, but there's obviously a shared social aspect of it too.

That said, it's interesting to see the young generation's artistic preferences, which reminds me of 90's for some reason :)

https://github.com/holepunchto/pear/

https://tabnotes.page/

https://original.littr.me/

https://feather.wiki/

https://zareith.github.io/chillmd/

Although most tools use the "contenteditable" trick, I noticed some save the *entire page* as HTML. I used a different approach to enable downloading just the editable content:

  const blob = new Blob([content], { type: "text/html" });
  const url = URL.createObjectURL(blob);