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by nsonha 1y ago
because of HN's algorithm, it's a social network after all.
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by nsonha 1y ago
The overlap being... they are both... protocols?
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by nsonha 1y ago
I don't know about other protocols but for this one it's because AI vendors decided to ship their agents in the form of TUIs, which are not programmable. They need to be wrapped into something to be build on top of. I actually pre
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by nsonha 1y ago
did you actually think about the question or you just want to shout an opinion? The question doesn't even make sense, there is no overlap between LSP and ACP
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by nsonha 1y ago
Am I reading this wrong, they added support for Claude Code, which should work with your Anthropic sub. The Claude via API that has always been there is not what they're talking about in this anoucement
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by nsonha 1y ago
using that argument nothing is exclusive, no browser is hard coded to a single search engine
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by nsonha 1y ago
Did Google ask Microsoft for right to use that name? Maybe they should have.
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by nsonha 1y ago
we don't get "shallow music, soulless art, and miserable computer programs" by making those things accessible or "democratizing". We get those because some capitalists decided to invest in some low quality stuff and
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by nsonha 1y ago
I never said I don't like domain specific languages. Actually I said CSS sucks at being one.
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by nsonha 1y ago
I am not saying you should. I am pointing out AI without tools (which I believe is what you think of when you refer to MCP) is useless.
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by nsonha 1y ago
design should be visual, you should not have to write code for it. Even if you write code for it, you should be able to write code in a way that express your high level thinking, something similar to constrain layout in mobile dev. CSS has
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by nsonha 1y ago
I am pretty comfortable with CSS, enough to find tailwind useless. I've done front-end work exclusively too (not anymore). Just because one has the skill doesn't mean they can't acknowledge the stupidity of it. People bash CR
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by nsonha 1y ago
Does it have agent mode? Copilot for XCode has it and provides both GPT and Claude models, free or paid
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by nsonha 1y ago
Still waiting for "you no longer need CSS". Can we offload it entirely to figma, AI, or the designer? It's such a dumb thing to have to write code for, even lamer than CRUD, at least that does something.
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by nsonha 1y ago
don't have full article access but this part near the top makes it not applicable to the situation being discussed (blind from birth) > since early childhood
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by nsonha 1y ago
Physical crafts and some niche software still. Once robots are given opposable thumbs and large motion models get enough data, there will be nothing left. The tech is already there, just the matter of time. I'm counting on the human ra
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by nsonha 1y ago
Because Claude has that as a built-in tool. Try Claude on web and see how useless AI is without tools. And don't even get me start with giving AI your entire system in one tool, it's good for toying around only.
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by nsonha 1y ago
> on its own does it? Did you forget the prompts? MCP is just a protocol for tool/function calling which in turn is part of the prompt, quite an important part actually. Did you think AI works by prompts like "make magic happen
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by nsonha 1y ago
Software engineers: add otel to help debug their own products, while relentlessly protest any telemetry on someone else's
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by nsonha 1y ago
Some of them quip on HN, quite impressive.
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by nsonha 1y ago
It's not guardrail, it's guidance. You don't guide a child or an intern with: "here is everything under the sun, just do things", you give them a framework, programming language, or general direction to operate with
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by nsonha 1y ago
all these tools just assume claude code, even though what they do is piping input into a cli that doesn't have to be claude.
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by nsonha 1y ago
Any tech person could have made that statement from the beginning, only the clueless tech reporters/VCs buy in on that only to now feel betrayed. Cannot sympathize with them, sorry.
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by nsonha 1y ago
Have you tried? It works!
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by nsonha 1y ago
By LLM I mean the client. My point is that they understand "MCP" as synonymous to "tool"
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by nsonha 1y ago
nope what, here's a tip: next time add "truth only" in your query, it works!
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by nsonha 1y ago
Yeah but when you prompt the LLM with "use the abc MCP" (notably missing the word "server"), it actually works.
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by nsonha 1y ago
> almost always gathering initial information to use in one or more traditional search queries to find authoritative sources For me at least with Perplexity, Grok and ChatGPT, all results come back with citations in every paragraph, so I
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by nsonha 1y ago
people make stuff up and post online. You will find made up shit with or without AI with that kind of query. So yes, it's reasonable that AI exposes you to the real Internet, and it's doing, at worst, as good a job as search engin
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by nsonha 1y ago
> HTMX is indeed simple and lean, but unfortunately that doesn't mean solving common frontend problems with HTMX is simple I think it should be obvious that if a software is easy and convenient to the author to write (simple and lea

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