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Joined February 2021
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Spent way too long figuring out how to make my cloud agents cost ₹1/hour / $0.01/hour. Turns out, it’s possible. Workpaper gives AI agents fast, persistent computers that start in ~200ms. 80ms in India. Try it free. No signup required.
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cost of cheap labour hahahahaha😭😭😭
‼️ BREAKING: The private keys of 8 certificates from Indian certificate authority eMudhra were compromised, Mozilla says. Firefox blocked them within 3 hours. Each key should be a 116-digit number, but one was just 4. Anyone can guess them and forge HTTPS certs for any website.
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On the $20 plan opus 5.5 feels unlimited it's like being on the $100 plan
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This is INSANE. I ran 4 AI agents building 4 different 3D worlds in Blender simultaneously. 16 vCPUs. 32GB RAM. 4.5 minutes. In Parallel Total cost? $0.006. Not even a CENT We’re making compute absurdly cheap with Workpaper. Giving away 16 vCPU + 32GB RAM machines for FREE. DMs are open
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how do we tell them the architecture is the easy part, It's more about being the most easy to use safe sandbox / infra layer
While sandboxes are a commodity, serving millions of them under production-grade traffic requires a lot of detail to scale agents for businesses and consumers. We're open-sourcing the sandbox platform SPACE that powers all of Perplexity Computer to support the ecosystem. github.com/perplexityai/spac…
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Why pay for an entire computer when your AI agent only needs a fraction of it? Introducing Workpaper Instant ⚡ Your agent starts small, automatically gets more computing power when needed, and scales back down when it’s done. Pay for the computing power you actually use, starting at $0.006/CPU-hour on Pro.
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Your AI agent needs your API keys to do its job. It should never have to see them. Introducing Workpaper Vault 🔐 Store your secrets once. Scope them to specific VMs. Let your agents use them without ever exposing the actual credentials. Give your agents access, not your keys
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Codex is so slow
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I sometimes do underplay my ability to get shit done ngl
Workpaper.co 's large VMs now ship with a real computer built in: browser, terminal, and file manager. told an agent: “Clean this messy sales dataset, build an interactive dashboard, and test it in the browser.” It cleaned the records, checked the totals with SQLite, built the dashboard, and tested its filters. You can watch live and step in on the same desktop, click, type, fix something, then let the agent continue. recording below
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Workpaper.co 's large VMs now ship with a real computer built in: browser, terminal, and file manager. told an agent: “Clean this messy sales dataset, build an interactive dashboard, and test it in the browser.” It cleaned the records, checked the totals with SQLite, built the dashboard, and tested its filters. You can watch live and step in on the same desktop, click, type, fix something, then let the agent continue. recording below
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ok maybe nevermind, dropping something for everyone end of day today
Workpaper (workpaper.co) already does all of this, at a fraction of the cost. I’m bootstrapping and building solo, so I can’t promise 20 vCPUs + 40GB RAM for free. What I can promise: ridiculously fast computers, some of the lowest prices on the market, and direct support from the person building it. Benchmarks: workpaper.co/benchmark
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doubled website visitors in 24 hours lol
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Workpaper (workpaper.co) already does all of this, at a fraction of the cost. I’m bootstrapping and building solo, so I can’t promise 20 vCPUs + 40GB RAM for free. What I can promise: ridiculously fast computers, some of the lowest prices on the market, and direct support from the person building it. Benchmarks: workpaper.co/benchmark
Stop using your laptop / Mac mini / VPS Introducing instabox.sh, cloud computers for AI agents: - 4 vCPU, 8 GB RAM spun up in <1s - Built-in computer use - Snapshots for easy cloning - Persistent files, packages, config - Public URLs for local ports We're launching today through an invite-only beta program. Early access includes 20 vCPU, 40GB RAM for free. If you want to try, comment or DM me.
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"SaaS Is dEaD bRo"
Growing up, I remember that most Indians couldn’t bake at home. Ovens were largely limited to commercial bakeries. Today, almost anyone can own an oven. Yet most people still buy their cakes from bakeries. Because being able to bake, wanting to bake, and being good at baking are three very different things.
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Going for a drive in 10 mins, so I moved my Claude session(new banger feature) to Workpaper. It’ll keep running while I’m away. I’ll pick up right where I left off when I’m back. local dev sessions that go wherever you do :)
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this is the future btw
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