Making things responsive when it’s an image or gif/video is simple – just set it to fill/ make it relative.
But making it responsive for live assets animated in Framer (not video/ not gif) – is another level.
Yet I found a way to make it easy and smooth, so that the whole
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a lot of people are finding o1 a bit tricky to use
So i made a video about the workflow i use pretty often
main lessons:
– o1 is super smart, but it needs context for everything
– Don’t use it like gpt4o (back & forth) its a waste of time
– build context (voice mode), create a
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i am so fcking close to just building puppeteer + proxies because that is basically all AI agents need to function
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Great points! One more step I’d like to add which is IMO a no brainer is to also be more present on Reddit. 0 costs and big potential upside. Especially for a developer tool like Resend it’s much easier to plug your tool without sounding too spammy.
Google didn’t buy their data
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New SEO article: How to use Python + Compression Ratios to identify low quality content.
Running this script will calculate a page’s “compressibility”:
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Bring up my old “Project Management” work to the surface
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