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by pgt 10mo ago
I read this as: all you have to do is work out.
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by pgt 11mo ago
Greplin was just too early.
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by pgt 11mo ago
I think the other players are other optimization algorithms
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by pgt 11mo ago
Fun game. Suggestion: make it slower to ascend steep slopes so that you have to be more selective in looking inside deep cliffs.
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by pgt 11mo ago
Found 184 minima. Either I am very good at finding global minima, or the other players are looking for maxima.
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by pgt 11mo ago
This looks great! Does it support MFA & JWT tokens? We can't install anything on our fleet without MFA & JWT /s. Willing to pay for enterprise authentication, but we need encryption disabled so our IT manager can audit dat
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by pgt 1y ago
Metrics that would be valuable: - age + adoption over time - number of bug issues (as confirmed by author) over time (is it going up or down?).
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by pgt 1y ago
It's still relevant.
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by pgt 1y ago
The name is hard to convey. Try telling someone verbally how to find it without error: "Twake. No, not take - like Wake with a T, Twayke. T double you ay kay ee. Oh, and there's a hyphen in the domain. T-Wake hyphen Drive dot com.
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by pgt 1y ago
search engine "correction" to GDrive is a good point. Both Brave & Duck correct to GDrive, but Google finds a local "t-drive" product in ZA.
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by pgt 1y ago
If you want to increase adoption, change the name: https://www.paulgraham.com/name.html TDrive would work
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by pgt 1y ago
Getting `ERR_SSL_VERSION_OR_CIPHER_MISMATCH` for link, but non-HTTPS works: http://www.bowerbyte.com/posts/blocky-planet/
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Show HN: EACL – ReBAC Authorization in Clojure and Datomic Based on SpiceDB(github.com)
4 points by pgt 1y ago|0 comments
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by pgt 1y ago
I could not have built EACL[^1] without AI. We use EACL at work at now, so arguably AI has made me 10x more productive, but only because I know how to write specs for AI to get what I want. Context: EACL is an embedded ReBAC authorization l
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by pgt 1y ago
When I read the Show HN title, I figured this would would scatter seeds on a virtual map and when you run it "waters them" so you can see a garden on a map similar to Strava.
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by pgt 1y ago
I think he's right, but it's fine. It's still progress.
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by pgt 1y ago
I'm still reading the paper, but dopamine rebalances neuronal weights, so I'd be surprised if it did'nt change fears and aspirations.
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by pgt 1y ago
Nathan Marz' talk on Specter (Clojure Library that decouples navigation from transformation) is must-watch if you deal with data: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTCy_DkAJGk I use it in every project for data navigatio
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by pgt 1y ago
Google owns 14% of Anthropic, author of MCP.
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by pgt 1y ago
And this why I call it EEE: if Anthropic had simply added HTTP API endpoints with auth, everyone would have copied it, and Anthropic would have no control over the spec, which can keep future contenders out. The MCP spec is a moat, and we’v
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by pgt 1y ago
Re: Auth, you are correct that MCP does not specify auth (aside from env vars for e.g. API keys which is host-specific – another gripe of mine). However, practically the host (e.g. Claude Desktop by Anthropic) asks for permission before cal
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by pgt 1y ago
I regret to inform you that you are the victim of quality control, Sir @kiitos: 1. MCP specifies two transport layers: stdio/stdout + HTTP w/SSE [^1] 2. MCP specifies JSON-RPC as the wire format [^2]. In my opinion, this is a sche
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by pgt 1y ago
Previous thoughts on MCP, which I won't rehash here: - "MCP is a schema, not a protocol" – https://x.com/PetrusTheron/status/1897908595720688111 - "PDDL is way more interesting than MCP" –
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by pgt 1y ago
AI can read docs, Swagger, OpenAI and READMEs, so MCP adds nothing here. All you need is an HTTP client with authorization for endpoints. E.g. in Datomic MCP[^1], I simply tell the model that the tool calls datomic.api/q, and it writes
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by pgt 1y ago
HTTP Server-Sent Events (SSE) does not natively support batched streaming with explicit completion notifications in its core specification.
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by pgt 1y ago
I haven't looked at the OpenAI tool calling spec, but the lack of return types in MCP, as reported by Erik Meijers, makes composition hard. Additionally, the lack of typed encodings makes I/O unavoidable because the model has to i
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by pgt 1y ago
MCP is just a transport + wire format with request/response lifecycle and most importantly: tool-level authorization. The essay misses the biggest problem with MCP: 1. it does not enable AI agents to functionally compose tools.
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by pgt 2y ago
Never forget Mozilla’s stance on deplatforming & censorship (since scrubbed from Mozilla’s blog): https://web.archive.org/web/20210108215449/https://blog.mozi...
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by pgt 2y ago
Hi @RCKarel12345, the easiest is probably to subscribe / follow the GH repo: https://github.com/theronic/modex I'll post about new features on my X account.
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Show HN: Modex — Clojure MCP Library(github.com)
3 points by pgt 2y ago|3 comments

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