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MCP Skills explained simply [video]
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Agentic AI and Claude Code are having a moment, thanks in no small part to agent skills. What does this mean for MCP? In his newest lightboard, Tim Berglund sorts it out. Along the way, he recaps what's new in the MCP spec (streamable
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Diary of a CEO meets Christian Expert [video]
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No.1 Christianity Expert: The Truth About Christianity! The Case For Jesus (Historian's Proof)
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Show HN: Forgiven – Emacs and Vim Reborn
(github.com)
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Knowledge Priming (Manual RAG)
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AI coding assistants default to generic patterns from their training data. I propose treating project context as infrastructure—versioned files that prime the model before each session—rather than relying on ad-hoc copy-pasting. This is ess
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Simple System for Now – Daniel Terhorst-North [video]
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Software teams often face a false choice: move fast and accumulate technical debt, or build the perfect system and miss the deadline. But there may be a third path, the Best Simple System for Now (BSSN). This session introduces a pragmatic
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Thanks!
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This is good. Thanks for feedback. I wasnt promoting myself, but a learning and amazement at the art of the possible with AI and some engineering. I thought this could help others. I did read it before, a few times.
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I pasted by hand. Not sure why the hate. I solved a problem for myself that I failed to get right in Emacs or Neovim. It was a joy. Be kind man, the world needs love, I'm not selling you anything.
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Show HN: Forgiven – A Vim/Spacemacs terminal editor with native Copilot agent
(github.com)
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Built with ratatui + crossterm on top of a full async tokio event loop. Modal editing (Normal/Insert/Visual) with Spacemacs-style SPC leader keys, LSP support via rust-analyzer, syntax highlighting through syntect, and a streaming
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Omniscient – Never forget a CLI command again (AI-assisted, local-only)
(crates.io)
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I built Omniscient, a command history tracker for your shell. It captures every command you run, categorizes them intelligently, and makes them instantly searchable across machine migrations. *What it does:* - Captures every shell command w
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Omniscient – Minimalist and Secure History in CLI
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-- Fixed 1⃣ * Search with Special Characters - Fixed search failure when querying for commands containing special characters * IP addresses (e.g., 10.104.113.39) now work correctly * URLs (e.g., https://api.github.com ) are fully
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11mo ago
I certainly did and do. Not interested in having endless configurations every time I being a new OS.
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Yeah been doing that for over 15 years, and it sucks!
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11mo ago
I did take a look, a bit more than what I am looking for. It costs nothing to build these things in Rust and that meet my very exact needs. Thanks for the suggeston :)
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Atuin is a monster. I was looking to prove an idea I had around my workflow and the problems I experience. I want something small, minimal and source code I trust.
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I am not looking for what atuin or x does. Been using Linux, *BSD for over 15 years. Just got tired of the same issue, depending on Obsidian for my commands. This was just easy. So I shared what was useful. I don't believe I was trying
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Nope, but looks fantastic
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Cause I got tired of having to record commands and store them in my second brain. And history search often hits limits. Also it would be great to have richer search for commands that are contextual (kubectl, git)
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CLI command history tracker – never forget a command again
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Omniscient is a cross-platform command history tracker that captures every command you run, categorizes them intelligently, and makes them instantly searchable. Survive machine migrations, access your command library anywhere, and boost you
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Show HN: ClipWizard – Privacy-First Clipboard Manager
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2 Quick Productivity Hacks with MCP and GPT4all
(danebalia.com)
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2y ago
Have you found AI in your IDE productive and under what scenarios?
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