Brian Maucere

It kind of goes in line of I have this sort of research thing that I want to do.

I want to use the best of perplexity to help me understand it, compare, contrast and everything else.

But now computer has given me a really easy way to turn that into a very, you know, visual experience that allows me to click through.

Just overall, much, much easier to do this than to like read through things.

a bunch of texts or anything like that.

So kudos to him.

I mean, I think this is really cool.

I was impressed by this.

Um, and it, it inspires me now to like, you know, go try some more research projects that I might have in mind.

Um, this is the first one that came to my head.

Yeah, I agree with you there.

I was a little like, I don't really know how to use this.

But now seeing this and how well it did and knowing where it came from, they didn't call it computer.

I can't remember what they called it.

Perplexity had a precursor to this that was sort of like this, but not this good.

I just can't think of what it was called.

They had the Comet browser, which... No, no, no.

It was in Perplexity, but it was better than a deep research, and it was visual, but it wasn't computer.

It had a name.

I can't think of the name of it.