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by WXLCKNO 1y ago
Same for me. Except I'm never gonna give Elon money, I don't care how good his model is.
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by WXLCKNO 1y ago
"We’ll be using FastMCP, a lightweight framework for building model-control-plane servers" Article written by AI (and not reviewed by humans) that doesn't know MCP is model context protocol? Or author being intentional for so
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by WXLCKNO 1y ago
Right but it probably takes like 8-10 H100s to run Claude Opus for inference just memory wise? I'm far from an expert just asking. Does "one" Claude Opus instance count as the full model being loaded onto however many GPUs it
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by WXLCKNO 1y ago
This is by far the most crazy how thing I look out for with Claude Code in particular. > Tries to fix some tests for a while > Fails and just .skip the test
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by WXLCKNO 1y ago
It's interesting how painful that design is to my eyes compared to the HN home page, I can't say why at a quick glance it's just hard to parse for some reason / doesn't feel good.
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by WXLCKNO 1y ago
I laughed very hard at this lol. It's so insanely unintuitive.
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by WXLCKNO 1y ago
The tiniest step towards a future where AI eats all apps. No persistent storage and other limitations make it just a toy for now but we can imagine how people will just create their own Todo apps, gym logging apps and whatever other simple
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by WXLCKNO 1y ago
You guys should try my AGI test. It's easy, you just ask the best Google Model to create a script that outputs the number of API calls made to the Gemini API in a GCP account. 100% fail rate so far.
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by WXLCKNO 1y ago
Yeah it's word because GitHub (the new remote MCP server) respects the spec but oauth doesn't pop up. You have to get a personal access token instead and pass it in the command when you do "claude mcp add" , I'm sor
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by WXLCKNO 1y ago
Claude has web search as a tool built in but I'm not sure why it's kinda slow? You can get the brave web search MCP with a free tier API key and it's super fast, combine that with the fetch MCP and it grabs information online
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by WXLCKNO 1y ago
Existing MCP support was for the stdio and SSE transport protocols which are either local MCP servers in docker/node/python or a remote server but still requiring a sort of workaround running locally in the form of the mcp-remote
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by WXLCKNO 1y ago
Documentation everywhere is still mostly outdated with the recent changes. Anthropic having created MCP should not be outdated though I agree .. That MCP remote workaround is no longer necessary
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by WXLCKNO 1y ago
I'm working on a bunch of different projects trying out new stuff all the time for the past six months. Every time I do something I add another layer of AI automation/enhancement to my personal dev setup with the goal of trying to
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by WXLCKNO 1y ago
I'm around ~2100 dollars equivalent on Max20 plan. Do they have huge margins on API or are they just losing money? I use it everyday but I don't feel like I'm abusing it or anything
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by WXLCKNO 1y ago
Really doesn't to be fair and I feel like I spot so many AI comments every day.
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by WXLCKNO 1y ago
My best comparison is that it's like MacBooks/iPhones etc. Apple builds both the hardware and the software so it feels harmonious and well optimized. Anthropic build the model and the tool and it just works, although sonnet 4 in c
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by WXLCKNO 1y ago
Claude Code has a VS Code (and therefore cursor / windsurf) extension so it will show you changes it wants to make directly in the IDE. I still use the Cursor auto complete but the rest is all Claude Code. Even without the extension Cl
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by WXLCKNO 1y ago
I've been trying every flavor of AI powered development and after trying Claude Code for two days with an API key, I upgraded to the full Max 20x plan. Cursor, Windsurf, Roo Code / Cline, they're fine but nothing feels as tho
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by WXLCKNO 1y ago
Mentioning his age to diminish his value and accomplishments is certainly a move. How old are you and what have you achieved more than Alexandr Wang?
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by WXLCKNO 1y ago
For my app I'm bypassing MCP auth and doing the regular oauth2 flow to connect users to external apps. Then I pass the stored oauth token directly to my (private) MCP servers alongside a bearer token.
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by WXLCKNO 1y ago
> Trump is a deal maker He's absolutely not
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by WXLCKNO 1y ago
It's definitely interesting that any time you write another reply to the LLM, from its perspective it could have been 10 seconds since the last reply or a billion years. Which also makes it interesting to see those recent examples of m
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by WXLCKNO 1y ago
Reads like AI slop. It's always the structure of "It's not X. It's (written in bold) Y." From the article "They didn’t exploit a flaw. They used the system as designed." The second phase is in italics and
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by WXLCKNO 1y ago
Right now or you mean ever? It's such a small leap to see how an artificial intelligence can/could become capable of understanding and have intentionality.
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by WXLCKNO 1y ago
Wow. For all the usernames I've ever tried getting (and failed cause they don't give out inactive usernames on most platforms), that's amazing.
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by WXLCKNO 1y ago
I found it enjoyable to read. Obviously some placebo effect from the context but it felt fun.
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by WXLCKNO 1y ago
I visited for the first time last year and I loved people watching at night in this area. It felt so alive.
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by WXLCKNO 2y ago
I'll just ask the ruling AI to summon one into existence from the required atoms?
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by WXLCKNO 2y ago
So in the past 5 years we went from not having ChatGPT at all and it being released in 2022 (with non "chat" models before that) but in the next 5 now that the entire tech world is consumed with making better AI models, we'll
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by WXLCKNO 2y ago
I think you're discrediting yourself by talking about dark places and opening your parentheses with anti-depressants. Not all brains function like they're supposed to, people getting help they need shouldn't be stigmatized. Y

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