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by outlore 1y ago
The author mentions that smart programmers kick off agents, then go for a coffee and wait to be notified. But agents like Claude Code and Cursor run on a user’s machine right? So how can they work in the background like that? are there agen
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by outlore 1y ago
100% this. Regarding the vetting part: The bluesky waitlist/invite system was a bit extreme but a karma system which prevents posting before reaching a certain level (some subreddits and hacker news does this) could also improve the qu
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by outlore 1y ago
I suspect Google and Microsoft control the world’s spam filters, and given their history of anticompetitive behavior, moving to another provider might hurt your deliverability. I recommend Google Workspace with a custom domain
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by outlore 1y ago
it’s like Saitama sensei said; keep it to twenty words or less
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by outlore 1y ago
Maybe a good time to ask the crowd: Is there any tablet sized, lightweight ereader for reading textbooks? Ideally without crazy vendor lock in? Deciding between the Boox (but there are a dizzying number of options) or Kindle Scribe. Or mayb
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by outlore 1y ago
IMO the problem with Next is that it can’t decide whether it wants to be a framework for client side apps that require interactivity or server side rendered mostly static content sites. To support both it has codeveloped some baffling featu
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by outlore 1y ago
I’ve tried out a few of these, and iA Presenter seemed to be the only one that can handle arbitrary long text by dynamically changing the font size. However I wish you could specify a floor and ceiling for the font size so that fewer lines
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by outlore 1y ago
Helix and Kakoune motions seem to make more intuitive sense to me, but it's unfortunate that editor support in VSCode and Zed is quite poor. I am waiting on adopting Helix as my terminal editor until the motions become more universal.
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by outlore 2y ago
Sometimes they do. Examples: - Electron vs native (yes, electron/chromium bloat is a popular discussion point even amongst non-engineers) - Mobile vs web app - When users comment on how “clunky” the UI feels, they probably mean that a
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by outlore 2y ago
corporate wants you to find out the difference between these two pictures…
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by outlore 2y ago
I really liked Fastmail but newer email clients like Shortwave work best with Gmail, so I took my domain to Google Workspace. I’m not a fan of Google in general but I suspect email deliverability improves too since they control most of the
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by outlore 2y ago
when you take the king’s shilling you must do his killing
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by outlore 2y ago
They already have this data
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First impressions of the Nuio Flow keyboard(outlore.dev)
4 points by outlore 2y ago|1 comments
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by outlore 2y ago
I got a new keyboard recently and was pretty excited about it, so wanted to share :)
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by outlore 2y ago
yeah exactly, tiktok is, in some ways, too big too fail. someone is going to want to pay for access to American data. i expect the US arm of the business to be sold to one of the other big tech companies in the near future.
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by outlore 2y ago
I use and love all of these, thanks for sharing
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by outlore 2y ago
Nice, I’ve been using dotter, will have to check out chezmoi
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by outlore 2y ago
I am curious to ask others here, are there other low-config alternative tools like Fish that, looking back, now seem like a no brainer? Ghostty is a recent example, Helix seems like another. I’d love to know about other tools people are usi
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by outlore 2y ago
I believe ChatGPT does not support MCP integrations yet
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by outlore 2y ago
I just downloaded Cursor yesterday. I was wondering if you have used Copilot Edits and can compare it to Cursor Composer? Is Cursor much more superior when it comes to multi-file edits? Do you also have tips for how to give Cursor some docu
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by outlore 2y ago
Oops sorry, I am OP and was referring to the submission link :)
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by outlore 2y ago
Thanks so much! Appreciate all that you do. I gave my demo at work and it was really well received. The MCP server was rock solid. Hope you get some time to rest!
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by outlore 2y ago
Sure that would be here https://modelcontextprotocol.io/docs/concepts/resources#cont... I think OpenAPI callback would certainly work but the client application must support this. For e.g. I don’t think ChatGPT su
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by outlore 2y ago
Things i love about uv/astral - Putting .venv automatically into the project directory - Installing dependencies with pyproject.toml - Installing any Python version - Fast pip installs - uvx (like npx) - Ruff formatter and linter, made
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Reflections on building with Model Context Protocol(outlore.dev)
43 points by outlore 2y ago|14 comments
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by outlore 2y ago
After recently learning about MCP from HN, I started working on some demos. I jotted down my thoughts about my developer experience and potential room for improvement.
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by outlore 2y ago
How are VR goggles different from referencing a textbook, Googling a tutorial or watching a YouTube video? Perhaps it’s the more instantaneous nature of it. Maybe you are making the point that it is more advantageous to memorize common life
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by outlore 2y ago
i’ve been looking at your implementation as a reference, thank you have you run into this weird bug which causes python MCP servers to crash when the MCP client times out? https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/python-
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by outlore 2y ago
bind keys please!

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