bmurphy1976

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by bmurphy1976 7mo ago
I don't find criticism like this particularly compelling. Most products (written by humans) have the same failings. The few that aren't are exceptions to the rule or develop very very slowly and carefully.
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by bmurphy1976 7mo ago
You forgot the part where you give it unfiltered access to everything. (Not that I endorse that. I find peoope doing such wildly irresponsible.)
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by bmurphy1976 7mo ago
If a principal doesn't have the skills to mentor juniors, plan and define architecture, review work and follow a good process, they really shouldn't be considered a principal. A domain expert? Perhaps. A domain expert should fe
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by bmurphy1976 7mo ago
I'm 50. I've been coding since the 6th grade. I'm a director for my org but still have to be hands on because of how small we are. I only ever wanted to code. I've spent decades developing mentorship, project management
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by bmurphy1976 8mo ago
He posted his not very impressive apology as images not text that is easily indexed. I do think that was purposeful and manipulative and very much makes me question his motivation. If I'm missing the original posting in text I'd
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by bmurphy1976 8mo ago
You're not wrong, but I could also argue the same about creating a new CLI or custom API. Now I know there's some expectation that APIs and CLI tools don't change willy-nilly, and that's not the case for MCP endpoints (
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by bmurphy1976 8mo ago
That's interesting, but that still sounds like something a proper auth/token permission system would more than address. You're also actively choosing to limit what functionality MCP provides, which is fine, but there are man
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by bmurphy1976 8mo ago
I get that. Should and DO are different. But you aren't addressing my Streamable HTTP question which is the heart of what I asked.
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by bmurphy1976 8mo ago
That makes some sense. But one can make the argument given how easy it is to create CLI tools and add new API endpoints, enhancing them is still a better approach than creating and MCP. I'm not pro or anti-MCP myself. I just haven&#x
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by bmurphy1976 8mo ago
That's easily solved by wrapping it in a skill. And every time it fails, once you are done you ask it to update the skill with what it learned. A couple iterations later and it will be solid.
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by bmurphy1976 8mo ago
Could you expand on this some more? I'm not quite following. I agree with the sandboxing challenge of a CLI, although I think any CLI (or MCP) wrapping an http API should be subject to a sane permissioning system that's a first c
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by bmurphy1976 8mo ago
Do you mean wrap the CLI with an MCP? I don't get that approach. I wrapped the Jira cli with a skill. It's taken a few iterations to dial it in but it works pretty damn well now. I'm good, yet my coworkers keep having prob
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by bmurphy1976 8mo ago
"Stop asking me to apply the plan. I will tell you when I'm ready." That alone drives me batty. I can easily spend a couple hours and multiple revisions iterating on a plan. Asking me me every single time if I want to apply i
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by bmurphy1976 8mo ago
It's been a couple months so I don't remember the details. I am however a heavy compose user to this so promising. I don't any ill will towards the project, just waiting for it to fit my needs.
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by bmurphy1976 8mo ago
I tried to use podman desktop for a bit but I ran into some screwy compatibility issues. It just wasn't as smooth as docker. I really really want an alternative to docker desktop. I don't like the path they're going down. I d
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by bmurphy1976 8mo ago
Hmm. I think you misread my comment. I never said anything about businesses caring about quality. I meant strong engineers will care about quality but we'll eventually be drowned out by those (individuals and businesses) who don't
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by bmurphy1976 8mo ago
The term for China's manufacturing advantage is agglomeration. The US is never going to be successful with these manufacturing initiatives until the US government gets its act together and starts rebuilding all the infrastructure that
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by bmurphy1976 8mo ago
I really don't understand your reply. What exactly are you disagreeing with?
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by bmurphy1976 8mo ago
Some of us will do this, and it will be great for us for a period of time. That is, until others build another giant ball of shit 10,000x bigger than the npm/nodejs/javascript/java/cobol/c++/whatever else garb
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by bmurphy1976 8mo ago
It's nonsensical rage/click baiting garbage. You are the product, not the user. Anybody who hasn't used FB in a long time almost certainly has 100s if not 1000s of posts from friends and family that they missed. Instead of
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by bmurphy1976 8mo ago
My FB feed is filled with slag that's got nothing to do with anything I'm interested in, my friends or family. I have wade through 85-90% of that crap just to see a post from a friend inviting everybody to a BBQ they are having wh
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by bmurphy1976 8mo ago
This is great! I'm going to install it immediately. I have a Fossil 6. It's in my opinion the best looking smartwatch yet released however the WatchOS performance and functionality is absolutely dreadful. I'm excited to b
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by bmurphy1976 8mo ago
Well, then our disagreement is that I feel we were already going at 1000km/h. Nowhere did I say we should keep doing this or it was a good thing or we should ignore it. My point is simple: we already needed stop a long time ago. Let
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by bmurphy1976 8mo ago
What the hell? I didn't say this was a good thing, I only said things were already fucked. And Trump is also a symptom of a deeper rot in our system. He just happens to be the asshole who took advantage of it. If you don't fix t
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by bmurphy1976 8mo ago
I'm going to take issue with AI destroying the internet. Our short attention span profit driven culture was already well on it's way to trashing everything that was good. AI is only accelerating the inevitable.
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by bmurphy1976 8mo ago
Magnus is in uncharted territory here. We won't really know the answer to this question for quite some time.
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by bmurphy1976 8mo ago
I haven't read the article yet but this conversation reminds me of Docker. Lots of people "didn't get it." I told them at the time: if you don't get it you aren't ready for it yet so don't worry about it.
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by bmurphy1976 8mo ago
That's when you use an LLM to respond pointing out all the ways the PM failed at their job. I know it sucks but fight fire with fire. Sites like lmgtfy existed long before AI because people will always take short cuts.
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by bmurphy1976 8mo ago
Yeah, and he's basically asking for more OpenClaw success stories.
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by bmurphy1976 9mo ago
Predatory pricing: A big gorilla comes in and under prices the entire market. They can do that because they already have tons of money. They do this long enough to break the market and drive the competition out of business. Once the compe

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