Agents shouldn’t have to figure everything out from scratch.
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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
@MozillaAI none of this means anything, and all of this serves nothing but to alienate your userbase, which provides your actual tangible product value. i hope you enjoyed it while it lasted.
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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
@MozillaAI you are so depressing. An utter disappointment.
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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
@MozillaAI@mastodon.social I.. what? -
@mu @MozillaAI They might pull out of the fediverse entirely if the criticism continue lol
@f4grx@chaos.social @mu@mastodon.nz @MozillaAI@mastodon.social
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@MozillaAI I hit words missing from the spellcheck dictionary on a daily basis, and when I do misspell something, the suggested corrections are terrible. Even trying to turn content procs down as low as I can, Firefox creates dozens of processes -- way more processes than I have cores -- and keeps running out of memory and exiting. Every time I try to log in to my credit union, Firefox crashes in exactly the same place. I've sent hundreds and hundreds of reports over the years. It would be awesome if I could hit 'esc' a couple of times and stop the page from running more scripts and loading more junk like you used to be able to. Permissions are a mess. I still can't block audio by default, so random tabs will load ads that make noises, if they can sneak an ad in there. How is this adversarial case still not handled? People were begging for a fix to that for a decade and it seems like they've just collectively given up on you fixing that now, "this is my life now" style. That's just one permission... tabs asking to be switched to and all of the other permission nags are invasive.
Your market share should be skyrocketing with Google banning blocking but instead it is plummeting.
The current CEO was hired to kill Firefox, and you're complicit in this plan. LLMs generate spam. We want less spam, not more. If Firefox had to do anything with LLMs, it should be filtering it out. Humans want to connect with humans. LLMs are just corporations trying even harder to appear human. Google has the leverage to shove that trash down people's throats, maybe. You do not.
Please, fire your CEO.
@scrottie "please I am begging you, literally just fix some fucking bugs" @MozillaAI
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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
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@mu @MozillaAI They might pull out of the fediverse entirely if the criticism continue lol
@f4grx @mu @MozillaAI good. they don't belong here.
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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
@MozillaAI Firefox is getting progressively worse. Rather focus on fixing that instead of AI bullshit.
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@MozillaAI I hit words missing from the spellcheck dictionary on a daily basis, and when I do misspell something, the suggested corrections are terrible. Even trying to turn content procs down as low as I can, Firefox creates dozens of processes -- way more processes than I have cores -- and keeps running out of memory and exiting. Every time I try to log in to my credit union, Firefox crashes in exactly the same place. I've sent hundreds and hundreds of reports over the years. It would be awesome if I could hit 'esc' a couple of times and stop the page from running more scripts and loading more junk like you used to be able to. Permissions are a mess. I still can't block audio by default, so random tabs will load ads that make noises, if they can sneak an ad in there. How is this adversarial case still not handled? People were begging for a fix to that for a decade and it seems like they've just collectively given up on you fixing that now, "this is my life now" style. That's just one permission... tabs asking to be switched to and all of the other permission nags are invasive.
Your market share should be skyrocketing with Google banning blocking but instead it is plummeting.
The current CEO was hired to kill Firefox, and you're complicit in this plan. LLMs generate spam. We want less spam, not more. If Firefox had to do anything with LLMs, it should be filtering it out. Humans want to connect with humans. LLMs are just corporations trying even harder to appear human. Google has the leverage to shove that trash down people's throats, maybe. You do not.
Please, fire your CEO.
clap.clap.
your conclusion!
"Google has the leverage to shove that trash down people's throats, maybe. You do not."problem lies there in good part, "MozillaAI" :
it's that Google has the leverage to shove that trash down your CEO & board's throats.
but not down your users'..so yes, fire your CEO,
plus: resign,
and let the good internet people who work at Mozilla do the good internet products Mozilla used to ship. -
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
@MozillaAI fucking tone deaf post bestie
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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
@MozillaAI@mastodon.social can you uncode that?
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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
@MozillaAI@mastodon.social oh my god can you just fix your failing browser
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@MozillaAI@mastodon.social can you uncode that?
That trust piece matters. 84% of developers now use or plan to use AI tools, but 46% don't trust the accuracy of the output; up from 31% the year before. Engineers are using AI but they're not confident in it. cq can help with that.
we need to trust it less actually
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R relay@relay.infosec.exchange shared this topic
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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
@MozillaAI maybe you were looking for x dot com?
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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
So is the LLM also toxis like SOF?
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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
@MozillaAI go back to twitter
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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
Is there any data that shows that LLMs actually like to use something like that?
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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
@MozillaAI absolutely no thank you.
