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MCP is a JSON RPC implementation of OpenAPI, or, get this, XML and WSDL/SOAP.
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> "The author discovers API's/JSON RPC" I'm too young to be posting old_man_yells_at_cloud.jpg comments...
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The identity crisis bit was both amusing and slightly worrying.
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Where'd you find this paper link, out of curiosity? The referenced footnote, [9], leads to: https://www.usenix.org/conference/osdi25/presentation/schuer...
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Man's search for ever-increasing laziness is a universal constant, it seems
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It seems like this idea is in the zeitgeist! Just last week I was hoping to find something like this. https://github.com/caiyongji/ChatMultiAI/issues/1
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There's an interesting parallel to be drawn here from prior RL research: "Some evolutionary algorithms keep only the best performers in the population, on the assumption that progress moves endlessly forward. DGMs, however, ke
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Tristen, we used to work together. I mean this in the most genuine way possible: Please reach out to a mental health professional. Ask yourself whether it's more probable that you've solved the Riemann Hypothesis, or are having cl
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I think that _eventually_ VR/AR will be a superior screen-viewing experience, but from what I've tried it's not there yet. It's good enough for watching videos, but for working and reading text, I personally haven't
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I own two AR devices: - Viture Pro XR glasses - Vuzix Z100 glasses (through Mentra) The Viture's I use as a lightweight alternative to VR headsets like the Meta Quest. I lay down on the couch/in bed and watch videos while wearing
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I actually had this exact same question when I read the docs, made an issue about it: https://github.com/google-gemini/gemini-cli/issues/1427
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This is insane. I've had this EXACT idea for the last few months and was going to build this. The zeitgeist is so strange. Really happy to have caught this post by chance. Awesome work! I've wanted something like this for a long t
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> Tile Constraint Pairing This seems pretty solid to me.
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TypeScript has this functionality. Additionally, Scala 3 does as well, including support for these generic "Type-Lambda" expressions I saw in one of the examples on the playground: https://beta.plground.org/jnclma&
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I'm not sure what poor engineering practices you have seen, but in my painfully-gotten experience, application of this principle usually amounts to having varying levels of a debug log flag that dump this info either to stdout via JSON
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1y ago
"Better to have it and not need it; than to need it, and not have it..."
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RE: "Boom Microphone Cable" I wanted headphones for FPS games with a good soundstage. Generally, gaming headsets are not known for price-to-quality value. After researching, bought Sennheiser HD560S, but I needed a mic. V-MODA mak
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Yeah, sorry, I'm in the same boat. I'm team AMD for CPU (currently waiting for consumer X3D laptops to become reasonably priced). But for GPU, if only for the "It Just Works" factor, I'm wedded to NVIDIA for the for
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The driverless taxis I've been in have done a pretty good job. In some places, Amazon has delivery drones. Ordering at Kiosks at fast-food places is immeasurably better than ordering from a cashier, especially if you make a lot of cust
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I subscribe to the "No Hello" philosophy, for what it's worth: https://nohello.net/en/
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That's great to know! Do you have an example on-hand by chance? If that's possible, I guess the only thing I'd request is interopability with the REST Client ".http" files that VS Code/JetBrains IDE's supp
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It's only the response body, but that's due to not having a usecase to validate headers or status code. I really like it because it serves 3 purposes: - API docs/examples that you can interact with - Test cases - Manually inv
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> *‘Instead, customers just point and say: “OK, yeah, just put it over there,” and then I drop off the stuff, and they just tap it. I think they see it as more of an – I think they see it as automation. They see you as just a system
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So, myself and many folks I know have taken to writing tests in the form of ".http" files that can be executed by IDE extensions in VS Code/IDEA. Those basically go in the form POST http://localhost:8080/a
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https://github.com/caiyongji/ChatMultiAI
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I immediately "Ctrl+F" for "Kekule" and saw nothing on the page. Disappointing. When I read a "History of Organic Chemistry" textbook, Kekule and Benzene were essentially the springboard.
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TiHKal and PiHKaL are fulls of synths that require equipment and re-agents far beyond what a hobbyist would be able to source. There are various "one-pot" techniques for certain compounds if one is sufficiently clever. For example
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Preston, great to see you made it this far! We emailed, back when the post about your circumstances was shared here in Nov. 2023. I knew you'd see success. Huge shoutout to Jessica and UL for all the work they do, and here's to a
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ChatMultiAI: Browser extension, send prompts to multiple providers at once
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Over the weekend I had the idea that I might build a web-app or extension to automate the copy-pasting into multiple LLM's I do for nearly all my questions. Turns out, someone had the same idea and had already done it. Nice!
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