
Want to join the team that works on this?
We’re hiring a Platform Services Engineer at Browserbase. Sneaker bot / anti-bot experience is a major plus.
jobs.ashbyhq.com/browserbase…
We forked Chromium and broke it until it worked exactly the way we wanted it to.
Chromium wasn’t designed for long-running server workloads, CDP consistency under automation, or removing identity leaks. So to build real browser infra for AI, we had to reshape it from the inside out.
Read our deep dive on how we patched Chromium and built a custom binary.
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Yapping in the video below but if you're hiring engineers or interested in engineering roles / who's hiring here's the tl;dr:
This software solves
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Problem for employers:
Too few applicants = not enough to hire
Too many = no time to review
Either way, great candidates get missed. Inbound becomes noise.
Via semantic search + boolean screening at scale you can surface candidates that are a good fit at scale. Results are 10x better than alternatives that are just keyword matching, we consider context.
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Problem for candidates:
Even if you're great, your application is one of thousands. Recruiters skim resumes in seconds. No signal = no response.
Because we make search + surfacing best talent extremely easy for employers you get better access to the roles that make sense.
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What we’re building:
Structured flows for every inbound applicant
Signal detection across resumes, portfolios, social links, GitHub, etc
Auto-prioritization based on quality, not keywords
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Why it works for hiring teams:
It turns unstructured inbound into ranked, high-signal leads. Founders or recruiters only review the best.
More signal, less noise, no wasted time = more interviews.
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Why it works for candidates:
You're not lost in a pile
Your work gets parsed, scored, and shown based on quality
Distributed to high quality teams
Using it now to hire engineers in NYC and SF. Will expand to more roles + teams soon.
DM if you want early access for hiring. If you're interested in who's hiring check out the job postings below:
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Settings page is now cleaned up 🧹
There's now 1 place to manage your:
- Notifications
- Checkout settings
- Legal documents
- Tracking pixels
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we hit it.
just reset the counter to $10B. back to work.
We're about to hit $1B processed on Whop.
I added a live counter here if you want to follow: whop.com/leaderboard
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insanely fire new feature added to Whop
"Financial Health" - Creators can now go to their "Payouts" tab and see their overall companies financial health
This is game changing.
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Ship Fast, Win $2.5k with The CEO's of Vercel and Whop xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1eaJbaWEa…
What if they can't review the PR to fix 🤔
We are investigating reports of degraded performance for API Requests, Actions and Pull Requests githubstatus.com/incidents/w…
Part two of the Pump.fun blog series is now live! I delve into the development process of the sniper bot, sharing the challenges and solutions @LicketySpliket and I faced.
Read the full post here: mikem.codes/if-you-aint-firs…
Here's a direct link to the repository where you can find the code for the project: github.com/1fge/pump-fun-sni…
This is the first of two posts discussing how @LicketySpliket and I reverse-engineered and implemented the algorithm of a top pump.fun bot. The second part will be released next week.
mikem.codes/if-you-aint-firs…
A bit of a longshot, but does anyone have connections with support @github? My account was erroneously flagged, and I'm unable to use most features on the site.
I think this happened after I made an issue warning people about a hidden Solana wallet drainer in a repo's content.
I can only assume that GitHub flagged my account while taking down the malicious repository since it looked like I was promoting its use.
To be fair, it was very difficult to tell that my comment had even been edited; this is what such an edited comment looks like:
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break the cycle — thanks to @Codecademy for letting me share my life these past 3 years in 60 seconds!
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Guess who just got their hands on the iPhone 15s? 📱
You guessed it – Hayha members! 🔥
Our dedicated dev team pulled an all-nighter to prepare for this absolute game-changer! 🚀
Big shoutout to @internalises and @redveloperr for making it happen! 🙏
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⚡️Did you hear the shocking news?
Hayha users feasted on the Adidas Confirmed App, with over 32,000+ unique checkouts logged.
Rumors suggest that there will be more new models of Yeezy dropping in the next couple of weeks.
Would you like to join us at the next feast?🤝
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Team clutched up @kicksforeats @i7solar @internalises @redveloperr
- 30 updates
- 16 hours straight of releases & coding
- 30,000+ Yeezys checked out
No question about it — Hayha is THE most versatile bot.





















