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What makes Elixir great for startups(blog.sequinstream.com)
6 points by grahac 1y ago|1 comments
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by grahac 1y ago
Yep. It is currently a Meh experience as said in the OP because the UX sucks. The idea is take a step back and imagine what could it become if those are fixed. Btw, one of my favorite MCPs is a Whois MCP so I can ask Claude Desktop to brain
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by grahac 1y ago
Agree that for mainstream use it needs to be and will be hidden from the user entirely. Will be much more like an app store where you can see a catalog of the "LLM Apps" and click to enable the "Gmail" plugin or "Sh
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by grahac 1y ago
Yeah. The clients are responsible for doing this right now but I could also imagine an MCP wrapper helping as it gets more complex - or maybe single-focused clients emerge that do a better job for a limited number of MCPs and tasks.
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by grahac 1y ago
A great question. The ecosystem will be relying on the MCP client for this right now, but I agree it is unclear how this scales.
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MCPs, Gatekeepers, and the Future of AI(iamcharliegraham.substack.com)
3 points by grahac 1y ago|5 comments
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by grahac 1y ago
I was hoping this would be a command-line or folder - to URL so that someone could fetch it. We still need an easy way to transfer big files to other people.
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by grahac 1y ago
At some point we are going to need a bigger discussion on if AI will make us dumber because it replaces our deep thinking or make us smarter by having us level up. And what point does AI level up beyond what we as humans can do in terms of
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by grahac 1y ago
Curious: Are others are having this question or problem too?
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Is AI Making Me Lazy?(iamcharliegraham.substack.com)
2 points by grahac 1y ago|4 comments
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by grahac 1y ago
Agreed although AIs today with simple project based rules can do things like check and account for error cases, and write the appropriate unit tests for those error cases. I personally have found I can often create equivalent code in less E
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by grahac 2y ago
That's awesome. I got the sense the professor liked it a ton too. In the videos of this on YouTube you can see the professor really enjoying watching it all go down. It still is so memorable.
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by grahac 2y ago
Anyone here see the CS50 peanut butter and jelly problem in person?
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AI Coding and the Peanut Butter and Jelly Problem(iamcharliegraham.com)
4 points by grahac 2y ago|0 comments
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Fast.ai: Covid-19, your community, and you – a data science perspective(fast.ai)
1 points by grahac 7y ago|0 comments
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The Latest ESport – Trash-Talking Speed Chess(nbcnews.com)
1 points by grahac 7y ago|0 comments
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by grahac 7y ago
Curious to get the thoughts of the community here. Is this something significant or are we still a long ways off? Also even if this works, it seems like it would only detect a fraction of the causal relationships?
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by grahac 9y ago
Any timeline for when Part 2 is coming out? I checked your site and the URL went to a 404. Loved Part 1 (it enabled me to do an ML project I had been thinking about for over a year) and looking forward to part two! Please keep it going!
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Benford's Law(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by grahac 11y ago|0 comments