They are huge in the cybersecurity space, led by veteran founders, solve real problems, fastest growth to $100M ARR in the history...

In cybersecurity history or the history?

In history - until Cursor, so like 6 months ago they still held the record.

Cursor, the AI code editor? They have $100 million in ARR??

So it would seem: https://sacra.com/research/cursor-at-100m-arr/

they are selling tons of enterprise subscriptions = $$$

Checkout the TULU3 report from AI2: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2411.15124

Thanks!

They are just equally bad at customer service that most people don't even bother.

I've been building a chrome extension called Skipper [1] that helps people to organize their browser tabs with AI.

For my whole career so far I've been applying ML (as they called it back then) / AI to various domains like drug discovery and cybersecurity. Both were fun but, man, it feels really different to build a consumer app. It's just very exciting to be able to develop something, push it, and get compliments/complains the second day! We've even noticed that the ADHD community are especially engaged with the extension because they suffer the most from the tab overload problem.

Anyways, for those who might need it, here's the link:

https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/skipper-fewer-tabs-...

I've been working things that could be classified as "a11y for ADHD folks" lately, stuff like this really inspires some of my own projects. thanks for the work! (I am doing something much less robust/featured on my workstation with firefox, but I'm going to try this next time I'm on chrome.)

Slowed down my PC lol, what are you guys doing in the background post-install? Granted, I had 1400 Tabs open (most of them suspended using marvelous suspender) but the CPU usage shot up to a consistent 100% until I uninstalled Skipper

Hey thanks for the feedback! Would you be happy to connect so that I can diagnose and help with the resource usage? Let me be honest, I'm curious of why it'd take so much CPU usage as well, and I'd like to find out and fix it for other users to.

If yes shoot me an email at kyle AT skipper.co

Try this! https://www.skipper.co/

We developed a solution in the same space called Skipper (https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/skipper-fewer-tabs-...)

Two features to help with rabbit holing, both automatic:

1. Close tabs that are not used for the ongoing topic

2. Group the browsing history by topic so that users can go back and review their research journey

Here's the website: https://www.skipper.co/

TuSimple has definitely been doing some great stuff. We did a similar test (w/freight) for the first time in January 2017...have have been doing that a lot over the last 15 months

Didn't youtube have an auto subtitle supported by speech recognition?

It does, but the quality is fairly poor