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901.
Auto-Approve MCP Requests in the Claude App(aplaceofmind.notion.site)
1 points by behnamoh 2y ago|0 comments
902.
by behnamoh 2y ago
This is one of the few things children still do even centuries later. In many aspects, we have changed so drastically that I think 100-year-ago people would find us weird and unsociable.
903.
Ask HN: Workstation/rig config for local LLM finetuning/training and inference?
3 points by behnamoh 2y ago|1 comments
904.
by behnamoh 2y ago
Cursor + Vim plugin never worked for me, so I switched back to Nvim and never looked back. Nvim already has: avante, codeCompanion, copilot, and many other tools + MCP + aider if you're into that.
905.
by behnamoh 2y ago
"It's evolving, but backwards."
906.
MCP Blues - Automating Survey Answering Using MCP and an AI Client [video](youtube.com)
1 points by behnamoh 2y ago|0 comments
907.
by behnamoh 2y ago
> B. If you're getting only one scan a year you're fine and within yearly limits of radiation dosage considered acceptable. But doesn't it make a difference if that "acceptable yearly limit" is spread out through
908.
by behnamoh 2y ago
What this analysis misses is that you can't run cron jobs on your subscription plan GPT/Claude models to extract the maximum value from the subs plan. The companies are making it more and more difficult to query their clients prog
909.
Diffusion Model image generator in about 700 lines of pure SQL(explainextended.com)
3 points by behnamoh 2y ago|0 comments
910.
by behnamoh 2y ago
I had a latex tikz diagram problem which sonnet 3.7 couldn't handle even after 10 attempts. Gemini 2.5 Pro solved it on the second try.
911.
by behnamoh 2y ago
This. sonnet 3.7 is a wild horse. Gemini 2.5 Pro is like a 33 yo expert. o1 feels like a mature, senior colleague.
912.
by behnamoh 2y ago
I've only ever had to use DeepResearch for academic literature review. What do you guys use it for which hits your quotas so quickly?
913.
by behnamoh 2y ago
Ilya doesn't. He's a strong proponent of closed source and censorship.
914.
by behnamoh 2y ago
Yeah, but I wanted to emphasize that homoiconicity isn't just some superficial "nice thing" to have, it literally is why we can have powerful macros in Lisp.
915.
by behnamoh 2y ago
> "Lisp is better because it is homoiconic" - Lisp is better because it manipulates the same data that the program code is represented in (car works on a data list, and it works on a code list as well). - Lisp is better (at lea
916.
by behnamoh 2y ago
> - JSON BAD - use XML or arxiv 2406.13121 (GDM format) And yet, all function calling and MCP is done through JSON...
917.
by behnamoh 2y ago
Well, Google is one of the major investors in Anthropic, so I'm not surprised.
918.
by behnamoh 2y ago
The more it goes, the more I think Gleam isn't meant to replace Elixir or Erlang at all. I would have expected much more emphasis on the BEAM, showcasing hot code reloading and fault tolerance using supervision trees in a live server a
919.
by behnamoh 2y ago
How long until such "rules" also become standardized (like we saw with MCP)? It feels redundant to have rules.cursorrules and rules.aiderrules where the rules content is the same. I predict companies will not only publish coding g
920.
by behnamoh 2y ago
Yeah, I don't feel comfortable downloading tiny server programs from random devs on the internet to give my LLM client apps extra "tools". I can LuLu or LittleSnitch regular apps but not these ones.
921.
by behnamoh 2y ago
Looks like in the 70s and 80s, it was wild west for programming language design. So many ideas floating around. But over the decades, most converged to the Algol-style (statements, curly braces, often using semicolons, type before identifie
922.
Why Fennel?(fennel-lang.org)
277 points by behnamoh 2y ago|163 comments
923.
by behnamoh 2y ago
Lisp code is represented in the same data structure it manipulates. This homoiconicity makes Lisp code be a great config data especially in a Lisp program. In comparison, you can't represent JS code in JSON.
924.
by behnamoh 2y ago
this kind of mindset prevents many people from open sourcing their projects. "why give it away for free when you can monetize the closed source version?" I personally have donated to several open source projects but I know it&#x27
925.
by behnamoh 2y ago
Yes, price-wise.
926.
by behnamoh 2y ago
You can't burn money in AI for 15 years on the off chance that it’ll pay off.
927.
by behnamoh 2y ago
Is it just me or does Erlang's syntax look a little bit nicer than Elixir's?
928.
by behnamoh 2y ago
> It's always hard to parse if people mean functional programming when bringing up Lisp. Common Lisp certainly is anything but a functional language. Sure, you have first order functions, but you in a way have that in pretty much al
929.
by behnamoh 2y ago
that wasn't much "illustrated"—just text with a few graphs.
930.
How Janet's PEG module works(bakpakin.com)
81 points by behnamoh 2y ago|14 comments

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