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by atonse 2y ago
My dad used to be a school bus driver (among many other things, typical immigrant story). One of the benefits of the down time is that since the hours are weird (2-3 hours in the morning, and then 2-3 hours again, 7-8 hours later in the day
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by atonse 2y ago
but it’s technically not a standard yet. Or not blessed as one by any neutral body or consortium etc. It’s quickly becoming a de facto standard though, now that OpenAI has added it to their SDK. It’s likely to be used to create a standard t
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by atonse 2y ago
Yeah it would have to be some kind of browser redirect dance using stuff like oauth. The current system of generating keys and setting custom permissions will leave room for error.
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by atonse 2y ago
Final Cut Pro also lets you edit with proxies…………… I think.
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by atonse 2y ago
Interesting link bait: > The encrypted chat app beloved by Elon Musk and foreign dissidents has been embraced by federal government workers, DOGE and military planners. It’s beloved by millions that care about privacy and security. Is it
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by atonse 2y ago
I found that Copilot sucked for elixir. But Cursor has been much better with suggestions for elixir codebases. Probably still not as good as JS/Python but way way way better than Copilot.
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by atonse 2y ago
I'm of two minds. I currently use 3 MCPs regularly (Atlassian, Git, and GitHub). And I suppose if GitHub or Atlassian actually hosted first-party MCP endpoints for their services, we probably wouldn't need to self-host? But I woul
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by atonse 2y ago
What's shocking to me is that they deploy "hundreds of thousands" of self-hosted apps? I wonder what percentage of overall NextJS apps are on Vercel, and what percentage aren't.
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by atonse 2y ago
I’m going to see if I can use this in combination with our JIRA MCP to read a bug ticket’s “steps to reproduce” to see if it translate those steps to actually reproduce those actions. I don’t understand the hate against MCP. It is truly exc
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by atonse 2y ago
What’s wrong with this analogy? It’s a common set of APIs/protocols that includes a way to share data, capabilities, etc. That’s pretty much exactly what USB is.
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by atonse 2y ago
Unrelated to the topic, but I worked with Jim (blog author) over a decade ago and he was an awesome guy to work with. Real standup human being altogether, in addition to writing good ruby. Jim, if you're lurking around, hi, hope all is
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by atonse 2y ago
Yeah I always use the analogy of “when I’m in the neighborhood, I’ll take care of that too” for related tickets. I’ve had it update my tickets (like, leave a comment summarizing the code changes, transition the ticket.) And I’ve described o
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by atonse 2y ago
It’s already changed how I work in the last week that I discovered it. I’ve used the Atlassian MCP to help organize my backlog and consolidate tickets into epics, and to leave comments on tickets based on summaries of commits, and even tran
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by atonse 2y ago
We use Tailscale for our WireGuard, which further integrates with SSO. So it’s a double whammy. But Tailscale ssh has the identity stuff built in too.
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by atonse 2y ago
100% agree with you. But it needs to be seamless to remove any friction from the purchase, but at the same time if it feels the same then we felt like we wasted money. So what I usually do is buy a different colored phone and change the wal
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by atonse 2y ago
How does this compare to Tailscale SSH? Will the two eventually be combined in some way? I think tailscale SSH requires you to run their daemon on the server, correct?
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by atonse 2y ago
Setting aside the obvious shock of the actual subject, I'm going to try the herculean task of bringing this back to being a HN-related topic... My guess is that there is someone named Jeffrey Goldberg in the NatSec team (or high up, it
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by atonse 2y ago
When I watched The Sign for the first time, my wife said “you’re going to be crying at the end of it” And sure enough, she was 100% right. It was like peak Pixar, entertaining for the little ones but very deep and full of incredible depth a
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by atonse 2y ago
I’ve started using MCP just days ago and I feel the way I felt the first week I used ChatGPT. It’s incredibly exciting. I started using the Atlassian MCP to get Claude to help me clean up our tickets. Do things like “can you find all the ti
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by atonse 2y ago
This is what stuck out to me when I first watched it. Sleepytime is a masterpiece not only for the music but the whole episode. Everything about it is perfect. The pacing, the feelings, the moments, even the humor (Jupiter's giant spot
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by atonse 2y ago
And Lawson might do it yet again this year, if the first race was any indication. Still impressive what they’ve accomplished to respond to an utterly dominant RB.
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by atonse 2y ago
I love this chat. This is exactly the kind of chat I’ve had with ChatGPT about things like Native American reservations, their history, etc. Stuff like this is what I love most about these LLMs. As someone who minored in astronomy and espec
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by atonse 2y ago
My understanding is that anything has to work its way through the lower (appellate) courts until it ultimately reaches the Supreme Court.
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by atonse 2y ago
Yeah after this post I sought a couple youtube videos explaining it. It's starting to make a bit more sense now. But the lightbulb hasn't gone off just yet. Appreciate the link.
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by atonse 2y ago
Ah missed that, sorry.
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by atonse 2y ago
I’m almost more amazed that someone figured out jq’s syntax and got some use out of it. In all seriousness though, are you sure some of this isn’t those blocks being loaded into some kind of file system cache the second and third times? How
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by atonse 2y ago
This is probably a dumb question, but what does all cash mean? Does it literally mean that they are putting $32bn in Wiz's bank account (or probably some kind of escrow, who knows) which then gets dispersed to their shareholders? What
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by atonse 2y ago
Not sure but the price tag of each roll was about $1,500. So I think it was a 1000ft spool.
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by atonse 2y ago
But free range laws are a good thing right? Free range laws say the opposite: that a kid over a certain age is allowed to be alone and the parents CANNOT be charged for it. It’s to encourage free range parenting.
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by atonse 2y ago
I was at my local Home Depot last weekend and the rep told me that just a few weeks prior, a couple people stole a couple rolls of electrical wire (romex) and the value was over $4,000 because of the cost of the copper in it. I was buying

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