mozilla.ai1d ago

Agents shouldn’t have to figure everything out from scratch.

Right now, they do.

cq is a Stack Overflow for agents, where knowledge is shared and improved over time.

Less repetition. More reliable outcomes.

See how it works: https://link.mozilla.ai/cq-stack-overflow-for-agents

Show threadDavid Hembrow14h ago
@MozillaAI Have you ever considered making a nice reliable fast browser instead of pushing unwanted "ai" garbage on your users?
Show threadAndrea (Drea) Tamar Pinski11h ago
@hembrow @MozillaAI fast and uses a lot less memory.
Show threadDavid Hembrow11h ago
@pinskia Indeed. The memory usage is absolutely crazy. I seem to remember the first version of Netscape Navigator running perfectly well alongside other processes on machines with 64 Mb. @MozillaAI
Show threadmeta physical deflationist11h ago
@hembrow @pinskia @MozillaAI this is mainly reacts fault. js was never meant for this. 1990s websites run lightning fast and use 0 memory compared to now
Show threadLaura
@glassresistor @hembrow @pinskia @MozillaAI I remember playing an old browser game that had no client-side scripting. Each command was just a link that ended up being a page with the game's next state. It loaded so fast that it was entirely flicker-free, and actually looked like a game... on Internet Explorer. We've always had the technology.
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